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Sci Fi tech/art books and inspiration
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lugnet.space
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Tue, 5 Dec 2000 22:05:27 GMT
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In the drop ship thread the Aliens Colonial Marines book was mentioned.
Sounds very cool. I found it for $14 at Fatbrain.com. I haven't bought it
yet though.
What I was wondering about were other cool technical manuals of this
variety. All I really have are SW Essential Guide to Vehicles And Vessels
and the two cross section books. Not really technical but they have some
cool illustrations and a little info.
I also have a John Berkey book called
Painted Space that I found for a couple of bucks at the flea market once.
I'm not a pen and paper gamer at all but are there some rpg books and such
with cool ship schematics and general sci fi tech stuff? Could a person
enjoy something like this without knowing much about the game?
Obvious tech books I can think of are of course SW, Star Trek, Aliens, Anime
style books like Macross/Robotech--but I'm alos curious about other Sci Fi
series than the norm.
I'm curious about stuff that is in print now that I could find online. Also
I guess I'm more interested in ships and such than mecha. Although cool
mechs here and there never hurt anyone.
I realize Sci Fi art books can be quite a bit different than tech books but
I thought I'd mention them both in the same thread
All replies welcome
-Jon
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| As you can tell by my style of design (blocky and functional - not much sleekness), I'm very interested in actual artist renditions of early to late 21st century space craft. I don't have the names, but I picked up a few space books that simply (...) (24 years ago, 6-Dec-00, to lugnet.space)
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