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Well ho-lee sheet. That’s impressive. I’m ready — Let’s go off-world to the colonies!
Saw this yesterday and the model is just great. I’m not a fan of the base, but it is the most practical solution… personally i would have liked something that looked like the blimp was docked but there’s nothing inherently wrong with the base that was used. My other thought was that the screens used look too clear, at least a video filter/effect should’ve been used to make it look more the part of a big billboard screen. Minor observations but really the actual thing they made is bad ass.
Shimano Demengaz corporation…
Good one. Are they the things under the central man’s hands? I was a bit distracted by the plastic pint glass dispenser spread across the ceiling.
Well spotted!
It’s just an off the shelf Dahle 322 for technical pencils.
They had no budget, but a good production designer, Rolf Zehetbauer (who later won an Oscar and a BAFTA for his work for Cabaret). He used whatever he could find from water taps to electric irons and somehow make it work.
Rolf certainly had a talent.
I grew up making models and scenery from junk and polystyrene packaging, I love that repurposing of things as props anx set dressing. Even now I see movies or games and think how I could make it from spares from the bits box.
I blame Blue Peter.
Sometimes reality is so much simpler and more direct than fiction.
@anon59592690 Sticky-backed Plastic?
@FGD135 & @haineux That is some great work by the production designer.
I like the street cleaner parked on the entrance ramp of Hadley’s Hope in “Aliens”.
I do love gribbles on models.
Yeeees, Raumpatroullie Orion is my jam!
This show actually startet a few weeks before Star Trek.
Be careful of C-beams!
C-beams are only dangerous when coated with glitter.
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