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Foo Fighters L-R: Chris Shiflett, Rami Jaffee & Dave Grohl
The L.A.-based rockers played a rip-roaring 2 hour and 40 minute set, featuring 27 songs for the highlight of this year's iTunes Festival, held at London's Roundhouse.
This was a WIP forever that was originally intended for Peter's Assymetrical Fighter challange. It was gonna be much wider and much assymetricaller. But the big gun I was gonna add didn't really play out, and I was getting tired of letting it languish, so I sold out and went symmetrical on it. I wanted to use a wider variety of purple parts, but it didn't really flow.
I really like the engine pods, but on the whole the ship is pretty bland from the front.
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Lt. Frank Luke, who is running Lt. Eddie Rickenbacker a spirited race for the honor of being called the "ace" of the American fliers overseas. Lt. Luke brought down three German observation balloons in thrity five minutes. 1918. (Army)
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Made this back in the early 90's while I was in school. Probably 1992/1993. In this rendering I experimented with the star field background and engine "flame" although it's not easy to see from this angle.
This was back when I was still making armed vessels. For some time now I have been dedicated to unarmed utility spacecraft as I think the whole warship thing is a bit overdone.
477th Fighter Group 2016 annual award nominees receive their medallions during a ceremony Feb. 11, 2017.
Serves as captain of a squadron of fighters. My first more cohesive build. Still slightly rough but also the largest build at this point.
When rumors circulated that the Terran Union was in the market for a new medium space superiority fighter, Turner Industries leapt into action, completing, with their own funds, a fully working prototype before bidding even began.Needless to say, Turner Industries won the contract handily, as they had already footed the design costs, thereby allowing them to undercut their competitors.
The Perseus is a medium space superiority fighter of middling speed and maneuverability-a strange design decision, to say the least. To compensate for its relatively low speed (for its role), Turner Industries outfitted it with nearly unparalleled firepower and protection for a fighter of its size-it features two heavy hardpoints (usually only found on bombers) that normally mount 30 mm gatling cannons. In addition, this is the first space-faring vessel lighter than a corvette to feature a shield system.
The Perseus is generally quite successful in dogfighting situations, and can be made to be successful in anti-frigate maneuvers by mounting heavier cannons or ship-to-ship torpedoes in place of the gatling cannons.
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