The Monsanto House of the Future was an attraction at Disneyland built in 1957. The attraction featured a conceptualized home of the future from the year 1986. The house featured kitchen appliances such as microwaves (that had yet to be commonplace in most homes) The attraction was unfortunately torn down in 1967. The floor plan…
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Legendary Beast Studios, in collaboration with XM Studios, is proud to present the iconic X-Men Blue Team leader CYCLOPS! As the second entry in the line of our 1:3 X-MEN Prestige Series polystone statues. Cyclops is locked in heated combat with his arch enemy Mr Sinister! In the technologically advanced clone labs, he is firing his optic blasts in furious anger at his enemy. With a broken brood clone chamber behind him, Cyclops will continue to fight for what is right.
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Rare pic of Zeenat Aman. Life-style of Zeenat Aman
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Tin Toy Art - For Tin Toy's Lover.
„LIZARD“ XVS-10 Light Freighter Because some of you have asked for detailed pictures of the ship. The color scheme is inspired by the current City Space theme. The ship is called „ The LIZARD“ XVS-10 and is a light freighter. The LIZARD is the first ship I build for my CS-NextGen Team (Classic Space - The Next Generation).
The Basic Utility Ground Walker was yet another attempt by Llwyngwril Space Systems to produce a practical surface transport. Its large headlights and combined small and large radars made it particularly suitable for exploring the dark side of the moon. It was a grand sight to see a BUG Walker on the run, during a lunar eclipse. BUG pilots were paid more money than other spacemen, which led to an us and them situation. One BUG walker had its oxygen supply sabotaged by an envious spaceman, resulting in brain damage to the pilot who was unable to breathe. In time he died and went to the great gig in the sky. In an attempt to keep the cost down, the BUG Walker was produced in plain CS colours. Pilots used to paraphrase Henry Ford, "You can have any colour you like, so long as it's grey." At its base, the BUG Walker reversed into its charging bay and plugged into the power. The next pilot would often be so excited at the thought of going for a drive that they would head straight out, trailing the power line and giving the BUG Walker a distinctive tail. The engineering required to make its six legs walk was incredibly complex and expensive. This meant that there was no money left to buy access ladders from Llwyngwril Ladder Systems. Instead, pilots were taught transcendental meditation techniques and ascended to the cockpit using yogic flying. Observant readers will have noticed references to a famous album whose 40th anniversary happened this year. I've managed to include all of the track titles, apart from one. You can see more photos on the BUG Walker's MOCpages listing.
