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		Baby’s got an atom bomb.

		Baby’s got an atom bomb.

		Baby’s got an atom bomb.

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December’s seed part is..

Do you have this part? If you do, use it in a MOC this month. Try to use it in a new or creative way. Stick the part on top where it’s easy to see or be sly and hide it. Share what you’ve built when you’re done.

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Space computer of the month

December 2002 - The O.G.
For our first Space computer of the month I thought we would discuss the grand-daddy of them all: “The Classic Space computer with little buttons and crosshair-thing”. This specimen (seen here in gray) is a 2x2 45° beauty of the first order. While it looks best in its native habitat of blue and gray spaceships, this handsome control panel will find a home in even the newest SNOT style craft. Upon inspection you will see a variety of buttons, some green and some red. An emerald green scope can be found in the upper right hand corner of the computer. No doubt used by many a Spaceman to look at stuff. You will find this model in gray, blue and white.

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Note that 78 people signed the .space Roll Call in August 2002. ‘78 being the blessed first year of Space (and the year of your humble curator’s birth). Coincidence? I think not.

Your .space curator is Jon Palmer. Please ensure that your seatbacks are in their upright position and that your space-diapers are firmly secured. If you have any questions, comments or gripes please contact me:

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