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The suxxorg is an organism, discovered in asteroid fields. Its diet consists of
various substances gleaned from asteroids and space debris, foremost being
copper.
Created for a
contest
somewhere... As seen on
CSF,
MOCpages,
Brickshelf and
Flickr.
Enjoy and PLMKWYT
Peace and parthenogenesis, Professor Whateverly
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I’m not to fond of the critters themselves, but in context they look stunning!
Great work!
God Bless,
Nathan
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In lugnet.space, Ley Ward wrote:
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The suxxorg is an organism, discovered in asteroid fields. Its diet consists
of various substances gleaned from asteroids and space debris, foremost being
copper.
Enjoy and PLMKWYT
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Ley,
These are really neat. I like the use of the trans-green frogs... Now I have
something new to do with those things. And those goblets. Fun, fun.
The sense of biology is enhanced by showing the critters in different stages of
development--a critical detail.
Guess I’ll make my next ship copper-free. ;o)
Keep up the imaginative creations!
-best,
Wolf
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In lugnet.space, Ley Ward wrote:
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The suxxorg is an organism, discovered in asteroid fields. Its diet consists
of various substances gleaned from asteroids and space debris, foremost being
copper.
Created for a
contest
somewhere... As seen on
CSF,
MOCpages,
Brickshelf and
Flickr.
Enjoy and PLMKWYT
Peace and parthenogenesis, Professor Whateverly
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Hah. I liked these when I first saw them but when Wolf pointed out their growth
I really liked them. I love the copper excuse for their green tinge too.
Thanks for the xeno-biology.
Tim
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