Space Cadet 2000🚀

A photographic collection of my toy spaceships, giant robots and monsters

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[monamoni]

Mantis shrimp eyes move independently and are considered the most complex in the animal kingdom. We humans have 3 photoreceptors, these little aliens have up to 16, letting them see UV, visible and even polarized light.

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🔸Abertura do Thunderbirds (1965)

🔹Que cresceu assistindo à esse seriado entenderá o meu fascínio por foguetes e naves espaciais 🚀

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Star Wars: Darth Maul (2000) #2 - Deep Space Demolition and Removal Station by Jan Duursema

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Steve Thomas

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Adventures on Other Planets Cover Art by Ed Valigursky

[thegikitiki]

A Choice of Gods by Clifford D. Simak

   1972 Edition, Copyright 1955

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Source: The Giki Tiki Archives

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Chris Foss would sometimes paint over his previous work. Here, he turns a western illustration into a sci-fi one.

[spacetimesally]

"Backfat stutter," you say? Consider me intrigued, good narrator seemingly caught in the midst of suffering a stroke affecting a speech region of your brain.

This was a test shot to see how this craft looked in action within the premise of a documentary/mockumentary (for DEADLANDS: Scavengers, if I haven't mentioned it before). There have been a few times where a narrator chimes in during a scene that should just be natural sound only (although, I may have left a line in the direction that insinuated dialogue of some kind). And, here, we have a garbled mess of an attempt to say anything at all.

[retro-rockets]

The two things missing from modern design are two tone paint schemes and tailfins,

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Don Simpson

[keepzdying]

My cool and awesome void faring device