ZB140ColumbiaDILIGENCE
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hmmmmm........cant wait to see what youve got in mind on this one!!!
I need a Fsjaak fix!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
More, more!
Ah Man! This is going to be great. Can't wait for the next chapter. 
If a salvage vessel has no weight in space, then how does it gain momentum?
Nice build so far...
REALLY lookin good!.............Ah... we live in the same State.....where you getting your drinking water from? Can you send some to ME?
Sorry for the interruption. We were away on a delicate matter for the Queen. Really appreciate all the comments, keeps our spirits up while engaged in an otherwise thankless task.
Anyway. . .
The journal belonging to a 500 year old
veteran of the invasions led our field researchers
to a site in the Northeast 02048 sector.
The apparent remains of a
previously unseen vehicle that was commonly used by more skilled
pilots and meatmotors to gather payloads from the
extremely high elevations was reported to have been uncovered.
The only enticement that the pilots could offer the special breed of
of meat-motor that would be willing to scale these elevations was to agree
to turn control of the vessel over to the meat-motor during the
entire descent.
These teams would then
deliver them to central pickup locations in the
valleys so the Salvage Ships could be loaded
and continue on their route.
Anyway. . .
The journal belonging to a 500 year old
veteran of the invasions led our field researchers
to a site in the Northeast 02048 sector.
The apparent remains of a
previously unseen vehicle that was commonly used by more skilled
pilots and meatmotors to gather payloads from the
extremely high elevations was reported to have been uncovered.
The only enticement that the pilots could offer the special breed of
of meat-motor that would be willing to scale these elevations was to agree
to turn control of the vessel over to the meat-motor during the
entire descent.
These teams would then
deliver them to central pickup locations in the
valleys so the Salvage Ships could be loaded
and continue on their route.
Love the bike, Love the story going with it :mrgreen: Your talented my friend.
cool....very cool :mrgreen: :mrgreen:
Worst photos ever!
I love it!
More, more!
(still not quite sure what you're up to though :? )
I love it!
More, more!
(still not quite sure what you're up to though :?
)
as always... great!!
Would the way the wheel is off to the side affect the way the bike turns left?
I had a bike with a 3rd wheel and i called it the zoolander bike because it couldnt turn left.
BUt im loving what your doing so far
I had a bike with a 3rd wheel and i called it the zoolander bike because it couldnt turn left.
BUt im loving what your doing so far
Mark to Fsjaak....come in Fsjaak.....Over.......................................
perhaps his vessel deflected off of the atmosphere on re-entry and is now floating farther and farther towards the edge of the solar system and into deep space, like a lonely lost cosmonaut...
Let's just hope he's been too busy to post.
Let's just hope he's been too busy to post.
dont be surprised when he comes back with 200 pictures of everything hes done.......
now...take a break and post em please! :mrgreen:
now...take a break and post em please! :mrgreen:
Exploring
Phew! That was close! Will check in as soon as sands settle down. Thanks for stopping by.
Phew! That was close! Will check in as soon as sands settle down. Thanks for stopping by.
It was clear that the meat motors had no particular knowledge
of the purpose of the run nor would they care.
The only aspect that interested them at all was the blinding and
totally reckless thrills encountered during the descent back into the valley.
of the purpose of the run nor would they care.
The only aspect that interested them at all was the blinding and
totally reckless thrills encountered during the descent back into the valley.
sweet :mrgreen:
