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Re: Alien Fighter+a variation on a theme by Jon Palmer
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lugnet.space
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Sun, 29 Dec 2002 18:57:41 GMT
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In lugnet.space, John Henry Kruer writes:>
> Well, actually, I intended it to be the freight. I imagined this to be a
> 'freestyle' freighter, not using modular cargo pods but instead carrying
> spaceships and containers and other stuff in the middle.
Yes that works too. I can see how the Nightshadow might just be freight,
like ships of today carrying autos overseas. :)
> As for the storyline... well, I sort of imagined that Jake built the Junk
> Ship, and raised some money with that early ship, then his brother Bob built
> the junky Fat Duck, and then Dave built this. The trio sort of starts
> 'Outer Rim Industries' that way.
Hmm. That sounds interesting. I honestly hadn't looked into the details of
the Outer Rim (beyond my interaction with Jake in Starship). But I like
your ideas here. Just curious, are the three of them brothers, friends, or
just business partners?
-H.
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| (...) Yeah, I think they must of been a sort of unconscious inspiration, after the Bison. I've always thought of present-day ships and vehicles for inspiration when I build. (...) Well, I took a palm tree apart for some thrusters for the engine (...) (22 years ago, 29-Dec-02, to lugnet.space)
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