Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
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Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Go on then.... what's yours ?
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Some ideas to be going on with there. Mine has to be a Vorlon ship from Babylon 5 though
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Some ideas to be going on with there. Mine has to be a Vorlon ship from Babylon 5 though
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
So many to choose from.
I love Star Trek, but only the d'deridex class warbird ever stood out as being a cool design.
Starwars was full of cool stuff, Y-Wings, B-Wings, Slave One.
In B5 it's got to be the Starfury.
The Valkyrie (etal) Variable fighters from Macross are pretty cool.
I love Star Trek, but only the d'deridex class warbird ever stood out as being a cool design.
Starwars was full of cool stuff, Y-Wings, B-Wings, Slave One.
In B5 it's got to be the Starfury.
The Valkyrie (etal) Variable fighters from Macross are pretty cool.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Eagle Transporter - Space 1999
Fucking hell...1999 was the future when I was watching it.
And guess what...I had one of these as a kid. No idea what became of it:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/353688981730 ... %3A2047675
Fucking hell...1999 was the future when I was watching it.
And guess what...I had one of these as a kid. No idea what became of it:
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/353688981730 ... %3A2047675
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
The Rocinante. Probably not much to look at though...
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Mentions Star Wars, but doesn't mention the Millennium FalconKungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:20 am Starwars was full of cool stuff, Y-Wings, B-Wings, Slave One.
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It's only a YT-1300.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:41 amMentions Star Wars, but doesn't mention the Millennium FalconKungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:20 am Starwars was full of cool stuff, Y-Wings, B-Wings, Slave One.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts.KungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:44 amIt's only a YT-1300.Mr. Dazzle wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:41 amMentions Star Wars, but doesn't mention the Millennium FalconKungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Nov 03, 2021 10:20 am Starwars was full of cool stuff, Y-Wings, B-Wings, Slave One.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
With regards to the OP....gotta be the Enterprise D from TNG. Why? Because its got whales on board...mentioned only ever so slightly in two throwaway lines of dialogue throughout the whole series.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Perihelion from the Murderbot Diaries (also known as ART asshole research transport).
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Sleeper Service, a plate class Culture excentric General Systems Vehicle.
No pics, I just liked it in the book.
No pics, I just liked it in the book.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
I like them when they look 'battle worn' and damaged, like a machine would after several series and a movie reboot.
As a kid I recall having a book that my mum got me from M&S. I must have been 7 or 8 at the time I reckon, but it was a big, glossy book with full page illustrations of fictional 'space disasters', with the narrative written in a very factual way giving the history of the ship, the disaster that befell it, casualties, etc. I was transfixed and read it from cover to cover over and over. Can't recall who did the illustrations, but they looked very similar to other stuff I've subsequently seen.
As a kid I recall having a book that my mum got me from M&S. I must have been 7 or 8 at the time I reckon, but it was a big, glossy book with full page illustrations of fictional 'space disasters', with the narrative written in a very factual way giving the history of the ship, the disaster that befell it, casualties, etc. I was transfixed and read it from cover to cover over and over. Can't recall who did the illustrations, but they looked very similar to other stuff I've subsequently seen.
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Re: Favourite sci-fi Spaceship ?
Thunderbird 5 is more of an orbital station, TB3 was the spaceship.
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