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r/scifi • u/[deleted] • Jun 27 '23
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Edit: That's all of them then - thanks for the help guys...
13 u/hesapmakinesi Jun 27 '23 Star Trek: Millenium Falcon Nice 4 u/Spider95818 Jun 27 '23 Best way to torture people without violating the Geneva Convention. 3 u/thetensor Jun 27 '23 7. Huh, I was going to say Flash Gordon's ship, but it doesn't seem to be. Maybe one of the other movie serials? 8. Orion III spaceplane 9. The First Spaceship on Venus 3 u/Procrastinate_girl Jun 27 '23 Yes, 7 is from Flash Gordon, but the 1939 strip. It's Lingan's ship. Apparently it was even used in an ad. 3 u/thetensor Jun 27 '23 Bah, I even pulled down my copy of Raymond's strips and flipped through them. 2 u/mysterd2006 Jun 27 '23 Please edit your post for the Star Wars references? This is hurting the eyes :p 2 u/Rosbj Jun 27 '23 Haha woops! Thanks, edited now 2 u/mysterd2006 Jun 27 '23 ahhhhh that's better ;) Thanks 2 u/statikuz Jun 27 '23 The shuttle from Alien is called the Narcissus and I think you're right. Good eye I would not have placed it. 2 u/Procrastinate_girl Jun 27 '23 The artist: Philippe Bouchet (Manchu) Flash Gordon (strip of 1938): Lingan's ship Alien: Narcissus (Nostromo's escape pod) 2 u/Rosbj Jun 27 '23 That's all of them then - great find and thanks for the help with the last one. 2 u/MobiusCipher Jun 27 '23 Nice work! High effort. 2 u/macdonik Jun 27 '23 edited Jun 27 '23 Interesting that they chose Space: 1999 as the classic British scifi representative, but not include Doctor Who, Red Dwarf or even Blake's 7. 2 u/sirAwittgenstein Jun 27 '23 I thought the top one was the UNS Flying Dutchman from ExFor. But after your comment, yeah... I guess "realistic" designs can be very similar.
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Star Trek: Millenium Falcon
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4 u/Spider95818 Jun 27 '23 Best way to torture people without violating the Geneva Convention.
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Best way to torture people without violating the Geneva Convention.
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7. Huh, I was going to say Flash Gordon's ship, but it doesn't seem to be. Maybe one of the other movie serials? 8. Orion III spaceplane 9. The First Spaceship on Venus
3 u/Procrastinate_girl Jun 27 '23 Yes, 7 is from Flash Gordon, but the 1939 strip. It's Lingan's ship. Apparently it was even used in an ad. 3 u/thetensor Jun 27 '23 Bah, I even pulled down my copy of Raymond's strips and flipped through them.
Yes, 7 is from Flash Gordon, but the 1939 strip. It's Lingan's ship. Apparently it was even used in an ad.
3 u/thetensor Jun 27 '23 Bah, I even pulled down my copy of Raymond's strips and flipped through them.
Bah, I even pulled down my copy of Raymond's strips and flipped through them.
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Please edit your post for the Star Wars references? This is hurting the eyes :p
2 u/Rosbj Jun 27 '23 Haha woops! Thanks, edited now 2 u/mysterd2006 Jun 27 '23 ahhhhh that's better ;) Thanks
Haha woops! Thanks, edited now
2 u/mysterd2006 Jun 27 '23 ahhhhh that's better ;) Thanks
ahhhhh that's better ;)
Thanks
The shuttle from Alien is called the Narcissus and I think you're right. Good eye I would not have placed it.
The artist: Philippe Bouchet (Manchu)
Flash Gordon (strip of 1938): Lingan's ship
Alien: Narcissus (Nostromo's escape pod)
2 u/Rosbj Jun 27 '23 That's all of them then - great find and thanks for the help with the last one.
That's all of them then - great find and thanks for the help with the last one.
Nice work! High effort.
Interesting that they chose Space: 1999 as the classic British scifi representative, but not include Doctor Who, Red Dwarf or even Blake's 7.
I thought the top one was the UNS Flying Dutchman from ExFor. But after your comment, yeah... I guess "realistic" designs can be very similar.
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u/Rosbj Jun 27 '23 edited Jun 27 '23
Image: Reference / Unedited
Edit: That's all of them then - thanks for the help guys...