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[high res photo by Jean-Paul Riopelle (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout, a submarine high impact vehicle. at the bottom of the deep ocean

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[high res photo by Jean-Paul Riopelle for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean
[Blueprint and 3D detailed technical view with all specs by Jean-Claude Mézières for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such.
We were tied up next to the tender, moving torpedoes, when a security violation occurred on the tender. That was fine. They called it away, our topside watch secured the brow, no one on or off. And we waited for the ‘all clear.’ The Tender has a contingent of Marines to guard any nukes that might be on board, and they’re typicallh restricted to the Tender. But two Marines came down the brow, shouting that they had to set security on the sub. That’s a negative, we’re quite competent at guard
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[high res photo by H.R. Giger for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean
[art from Destination: Void, by Franck Herbert (1965)] "Well," he says, his voice heavy with the gravity of the situation, "let's see what we can do with this mess. We need to create something that can handle the ship's systems, but also learn and adapt. It won't be easy." Prudence follows you and the Captain into the workshop, her eyes bright with determination. She approaches the main control panel, her fingers hovering over the blinking lights and scrolling readouts. "We'll need to completel
[Blueprint and 3D detailed technical view with all specs in Marvel Comics Silver Age illustration style (1976)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such.
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[high res photo by Jean-Paul Riopelle (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout, a submarine high impact vehicle. at the bottom of the deep ocean
[high res photo by H.R. Giger for the Weyland-Yutani megacorp (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such. at the bottom of the deep ocean
We were tied up next to the tender, moving torpedoes, when a security violation occurred on the tender. That was fine. They called it away, our topside watch secured the brow, no one on or off. And we waited for the ‘all clear.’ The Tender has a contingent of Marines to guard any nukes that might be on board, and they’re typicallh restricted to the Tender. But two Marines came down the brow, shouting that they had to set security on the sub. That’s a negative, we’re quite competent at guard
[Blueprint and 3D detailed technical view with all specs by Jean-Claude Mézières (1967)] Ultimate design for the heavily armed SCUBA scout with six fins, in the vein of a submarine high impact vehicle for a quick action or some such.
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