Is this airlock design too complicated for a sci fi spaceship?
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Ship Scale seems off?
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Do engines still have names? I know like back in the wild west and all trains were "named" like the "oriental express" and "super c", but people who work for RRs still name or nickname the trains the work on (specifically wondering about freight trains).
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Hull C and D (maybe B as well) should have a small cx8 or a little smaller snub shuttle
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As a car guy, I sorta love how the drake golem requires its cannisters to be removed to get to the components
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Weyland Yutani and firefly
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Carrack Cargo Pods-Does this idea make sense? more info in body, but what about a "through corridor" in between the sub-deck (where cargo pods area) and Deck 1 that allows access to the pods via hatches on top, that way when the pods are detached you still have access to the non-detached pods orBack
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When towing the refinary, isnt it bad that the nostomos engines are pointed directly at the thing its towing. Wouldnt that fry whatever it was towing if it had to do a "hard burn."
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Something I noticed about the Imperials ground speeders. Almost none of them have roofs.
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Are these two Imperial Ground Vehicles in Andor the same?*kinds spoilers*
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Any ideas on how the ATAT can load passengers and equipment while deployed in the field (without kneeling down---that doesnt see like a viable option to me).
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Looking for comic
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Fixed water leak, can I just replace a few boards as a temporary fix
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How can I describe this symbol clearly without being too wordy or using the word cross? Everything I come up with seems too long. Thanks
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Is there a name for this symbol? If not what is the best way to describe it in writing so it is clear and not to wordy? (without using the word cross)
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Forgemaster is such a simple yet genius magicsystem
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Thoughts? In my story the main villian uses a lich as an ally/high ranking sorta general. The lich has his own motivations for agreeing to this but I couldn't fiqure out what they were, but today I came up with an idea---he wants to die. More below.
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Suggestions for holy symbols for my fantasy world thats as simple as the cross?
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Hey guys, figured I could find some real world implications for how a binary or sorta binary star system would be. This is for a story Im writing but I would like it to be accurate so I fiqured this would be the place where I could find the most accurate answers so the science would be correct.
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Created a star system for the world in my fantasy story, had some questions on how it would impact my world
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Having a hard time with my inciting incident and dark lord type antagonist. Was hoping someone can give me some guidance
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Would using crystal balls feel like a rip off of Tolkien?
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Framing book dustcovers
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