The other side opens up for some mechanical stuff as well, but the back one is just there to take pictures through when the panel isn’t there.
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The other side opens up for some mechanical stuff as well, but the back one is just there to take pictures through when the panel isn’t there.
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Shame you have a rather mixed amount of bley and grey…
I like the two-tone look.
Or two-tone with racing stripes!
Remember, they’ve been stuck away from an area to re-fit so they’ll have to use what’s on hand. I’m guessing that ‘geers may be pragmatic/superstitious enough to keep it the same if it survives the nebula. Why mess with a good/lucky thing?
erg! bley should be called grey and grey should be called brey(brown gray!
I’ve noticed some things, including how well old light grey balances out new light grey. I quite like the effect, now if only we could convince TLG to produce the old greys in new part combinations that would be great! I doubt it’ll ever happen, though!
the new engineering is great! look, there’s even a first aid kit, i think you thought of everything!
And where, exactly, is the toaster? How are they supposed to live down there during the inevitable trouble without the toaster?
They will probably have to improvise one. There must be a way!
“You never knows”? Oops.
So, what happened to those panels with the wires the wires behind them? I loved those.
I don’t think that was a typo – on this ship the “You never know” moments seem to happen several at a time, so “You never knows” would be proper plural for multiple instances of “You never know.”
Of course, I didn’t do so well in high school English Lit, so I may be totally wrong too…
it was intended to be a plural. If there is a mistake in grammar the mistake is on the part of Bob and does not need to be corrected by me.