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There have been some reports from Alpha Team Deep Sea of some activity in the
area known as Forsaken territory. While there have been isolated readings on the
deep sea sensor grid at the Marianas Trench, there has been no sightings of the
Forsaken craft that has been designated Stingray.
Following is a holosketch based on sonar readings:
The two antenna appear to be a weapon of some sort - we have reason to beleive
it is a sonic weapon, as the Sea Monkeys have used sound weapons in the past.
Another view
The vehicle is organic in nature, which actually makes it harder to track, as a
sonar signal is mostly absorbed by the body of the vehicle. This is one of the
reasons why this has been only recently discovered - discovery was in fact by
use of the sonic weapon Stingray has. Stingray also is extremely manueverable
because of the twin tails.
Alpha Team is currently on alert. Analysis is not complete, so more holosketches
will be available at this point when completed by the holosketch system.
The real story:
Well, everyone else made a Sea Monkey thing, so I had to catch up!
Later,
Joe
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The other Sultan of Sea Monkey returns!
That’s TWO Sea Monkey MOCs with unusual parts now! That Stingray piece works
well, and I like your use of the black wings for flippers - nice detail.
In lugnet.announce.moc, Joe Meno wrote:
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The real story: Well, everyone else made a Sea Monkey thing, so I had to catch
up!
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This could be the start of the Sea Monkey Revolution!
“Big Daddy” Nelson
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It gives me a warm fuzzy to see all this Sea Monkey action. Nice to see one of
those Stingray sleds get used.
Five years ago when we started this thing the pieces we had to choose from were
really limited. Now it seems like there is very good selection of organic
shapes to choose from. I’m excited to see what will come up. Hopefully we can
inspire some others to play along.
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Good to see you back building, and more importantly good to see what you are
building! I like the concept of this, and even the use of the annoying piece,
but the mere mention of stingrays always sends ‘what could have been’ shudders
down my spine as I think of what could have been the greatest theme of all
time.*
God Bless,
Nathan
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