I never cease to be amazed at the high level of craftsmanship of these shows.
@DavidMorrison-ol7cn4 күн бұрын
A great tribute video, thank you for compiling and posting! And indeed, Roy Cross inspired my model purchases and made me an Airfix kid. And my love of aviation art began with him too. What a wonderful legacy he left us all. Rest in peace, Sir.
@georgeclarke134810 күн бұрын
Moebius made a Proteus kit.
@Matteline10 күн бұрын
Thanks for watching. Yes, they did, A kit that falls short of what it could have been and should have. I posted a series of videos showing 'my build' which involved a lots of customisation to make it more accurate. This involves chopping most of the hull, replacing and sctatch-building interior details and adding figures. images.app.goo.gl/wv2G6jeuQQF8vGh77 There are a few modules.in this series that have subsequently made as kits - either mainstream or limited run garage kits. Some good. Some not so good. These videos imagine kits that I wish had been available when I first the films or TV shows... . Either the original release or in many cases seeing them on TV.
@mikec3200115 күн бұрын
Brilliant vid! I can’t stop seeing this kit now😅
@Matteline11 күн бұрын
Yep. They used the various bits and pieces of that kit everywhere. I made this design showcasing the mose used kit part. It is a bailable on mugs, T Shirts, phone cases etc. images.app.goo.gl/wv2G6jeuQQF8vGh77
@billtreadwell475125 күн бұрын
Another fun instalment.
@kevinmaloney239129 күн бұрын
As watching part 11 again I thought of some more kits. How about the spacecraft from George Pal's The Conquest of Space and the diving bell from Krakatoa also any of the guest space craft from Space 1999.
@Matteline28 күн бұрын
I actually have a work in progress of 'The Wheel' from Conquest of Space. I haven't touched it in a while though. I think a kit of the Moon ship/Mars ship could be good too. And possibly a larger scale astronaut sled. I think there's a sort of shuttle craft too. This film is a fascinating snapshot of potential space travel.
@kevinmaloney239129 күн бұрын
Your artwork always makes me dream-if I only had those kits! I'd be in line to buy all of them. FANTASTIC JOB AS ALWAYS KEEP IT UP.
@Matteline28 күн бұрын
Thank You
@ajivins129 күн бұрын
The Time Machine turned-up in an episode of The Big Bang Theory too!
@Matteline29 күн бұрын
I think an episode of the 1970s 'Womder Woman' too... but I'm not sure..
@SkaramineАй бұрын
Fantastic box art as always, and now I know what the Jupiter 1 was, in reference to the Lost in Space Jupiter 2. It also is a springboard for another Hanna Barberra airship - Peter Potomas' gondola.
@maxsmodelsАй бұрын
Thanks for the shout out Matthew.
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
Since Catesby and the othet Gunpowder plotters (except Fawkes) dued in a burning barn,, Hammer could have finushed their version with their usual burn-up.
@MattelineАй бұрын
If someone did a film of the gunpowder plot, 'something' would have to get blown to pieces at the end. I had this notion that tunnels had been dug into the basement of Parliament... but through some rouse the tunnel actually lead to a different underground cellar. The bomb goes off as planned ... but somewhere else...Fawkes realises the scam and makes hi way to the real parliament cellar to blow that up... maybe with or two small barrels of gunpowder - all that he could carry - and he is caught red handed!
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
Josie and the zpussycats were the indpirstion for the Spice Girls.
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
How about "Firefox"? If the USSR could have built it for real we'd all be govoreeting Russki now, tovarich!
@MattelineАй бұрын
The Mig 31 Firefox is featured in an earlier video. "What If #4".
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
How about General Midwinter's command vehicle from "Billion Dollar Brain"?
@Matteline25 күн бұрын
I'd have to watch the movie again to remind myself. I recall lots of 'army' vehicles crossing a frozen lake.
@trevormillar157625 күн бұрын
Midwinter's command vehicle was a halftrack with the front wheels replaced with skis. The army vehicles were tanker trucks converted to APCs and ÀFVs.
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
How about doing the " Blue Thunder" helicopter and Colonel Cocoran's Hughes 500 as an Airfix "Dogfight Double"?
@MattelineАй бұрын
I thought of that as a Doggight Double. But I think Monogram... or maybe AMT/ERTL did a fairly decent kit of the Blue Thunder around the time.of.the film's release. As a rule.of thumb I am not doing box art for subjects that actually had a model kit. Maybe a good topic for another video.. the best moviie / film tv kits that were actually made!
@RogbodgeVideo23 күн бұрын
I suggested that in a short fantasy dogfight video months ago!
@RogbodgeVideo23 күн бұрын
@@MattelineGood idea! As for fantasy kits, how about the two ship designs from Jews in Space, from the end of History of the World Part 1 by Mel Brooks, or is that too recent for you?
@trevormillar1576Ай бұрын
What about the SS Britannic from the film "Juggernaut"?
@MattelineАй бұрын
You are speaking my language. Blue. Cut the blue wire!
@maxsmodelsАй бұрын
Another great on Matthew.
@MattelineАй бұрын
Thanks Max!
@andrewchandler980Ай бұрын
Always engaging, thank you for another fun video.
@MattelineАй бұрын
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Glad you liked it.
@scottkellogg3502Ай бұрын
Hey! Just out of the shower, I had an idea for your collection of What If Kits! About 15 years ago, the Top Gear guys (Hammond, May, Clarkeson, forgive me if I assume you're familiar with them) did a bit where they built a "Space Shuttle" out of a Robin Reliant. The video is on KZread, if you're not familiar with it (Top Gear Space Shuttle) I think their assembled "Shuttle" on the launch pad, would make a great Airfix kit! Ha! With luck, this will make you laugh as much as your videos have made us laugh.
@MattelineАй бұрын
I think I remember that one.. that used to be such a great show.
@ajivins129 күн бұрын
Corgi did their amphibious cars!
@scottkellogg3502Ай бұрын
Neat! I love the Q-1 Rocketship!
@MattelineАй бұрын
I love how excited Quatermass and his colleague are when watching the film and the prism switches to the control panel a sort of rudimentary equivalent of the black box.
@joshtaylor6911Ай бұрын
Brilliant!😊
@MattelineАй бұрын
Thank You
@keithlocke2205Ай бұрын
Excellent episode sir, but one issue. Really, the deep sea diver when you could do the phantom space man? That damn laugh still makes my skin crawl 50 years later!!!
@MattelineАй бұрын
Ahh, I had to look up he phantom space man and I remember him now, Yeh he was creepy! For me, the diver was the best choice doe to the luminous quality of his suit. Also the classic pose seen in the title sequence felt similar to the 'square' Aurora Wolfman box art. I was introduced o the Aurora boxes in the square boxes. I thought about the Amusemant Park robot - too sci-fi as a standalone image - and the green ghoulish guy from the first episode - too much like Frankenstein - so the diver just seemed like the right image to connect with the real Aurora monsters and also be instantly recognisble from the show.
@keithlocke2205Ай бұрын
@@Matteline: Understandable. And far from a bad choice. Simply not my first choice for that. The square boxes were also my era for the monster kits, though I was never a huge fan. Always liked my airplanes and tanks better. My favorite, (And the only one I still keep thinking about building) is "The Forgotten prisoner of castle Mare' " Built that one twice as I recall! I also vaguely recall using the base from the Mummy as a diorama for a bunch of my Airfix vinyl 1/32 scale Desert rats! Regardless, keep up the good work.
@youbecha64Ай бұрын
You missed that Yvette Mimieux was in both The Black Hole, and The Time Machine :D
@MattelineАй бұрын
Yes I know.... Good catch! Oops,. I think I was so pleased with myself for getting a sort of narrative continuity to get to Krakatoa East of Java that I didn't think about the Kate Macrae / Weena connection. I figured The Time Machine needed no introduction.
@paulclow3398Ай бұрын
Another great video, please keep em coming, I'd love to see someone release a kit of the time machine, one of my favourite sci fi films
@MattelineАй бұрын
Yes, it is a bit surprising that nobody ever did a mainstream kit. I have seen some resin & white metal 'garage kits'. But they did not have a figure. This would have been right up.Aurora's alley. And a Morlock!
@DrWhomАй бұрын
RIP Roger Corman
@wonsworld61Ай бұрын
I WANT THAT WINGNUTS WINGS KIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@MattelineАй бұрын
How fun would that have been?
@moonbear6220Ай бұрын
prof j.allen hynek-of project bluebook was in the scenes at the end when the mothership came down and he steps forward pipe in hand. which i thought was a nice touch. (close encounters)..
@MattelineАй бұрын
Cool
@Heavy-Metal-SpikeАй бұрын
Interesting & entertaining as always. Ever thought about doing a few kits from "Red Dwarf"? - all versions of the main ship + various others? Your artwork alone would be spectacular, let-alone your "background/history" descriptions - although I admit that would be a LOT of work!
@MattelineАй бұрын
I am afraid I never really got into 'Red Dwarf'. I am aware of the Starbug and the enormous Red Dwarf ship itself. Were there other ships that would qualify for 'model kit status'?
@Heavy-Metal-SpikeАй бұрын
@@Matteline There were plenty of ships scattered throughout - the model-makers on the show were very talented (as were the designers). But if you are not a fan, it would be unfair to expect you to spend valuable time researching & painting. This is supposed to be fun for you as well as us so no worries 🙂
@checkpointcharlie1788Ай бұрын
Oh man, I'd be lining up for the model of the 'Batavia Queen'! As a kid I tried to convert one of my wooden sailing ships; I couldn't count how many times that ship rode out Krakatoa's fury. And the 'Time Machine', what a great kit that would be; and in typical Aurora fashion, on the base they could include the end table with the candle and the clock. And finally, yes, as a nine-year old, some episodes of Scooby-Doo actually bordered on slightly scary. The diver would be fantastic!
@MattelineАй бұрын
That sounds great. Did you make the diving bell too? Or the hot air balloon?
@checkpointcharlie1788Ай бұрын
@@Matteline I tried to make the balloon - a number of times - using string and a real balloon; it was tough, never quite worked right. I guess I never thought of making the diving bell, which would have been far easier! How about the movie 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' (1959) with James Mason; now that would yield some good 'Aurora' type figures. I sure wish they had made some of those. Or John Steed and Emma Peel from 'The Avengers', that too would have been a great 'Aurora' figure set. Your 'what if' model boxes and illustrations are unbelievably cool, amazingly well done, and fantastic choices to wish had been released!
@user-tg9qz2ul2kАй бұрын
Mother ship from close encounters was made as a dierama kit was resan an meatal ship w devell Tower was advanced kit forget name of compiney
@MattelineАй бұрын
Interesting, How does it look? I think any kit of the Mothership is pretty well doomed as it is all about the lighting. It has such a distinct look from (I think) being shot in separate passes. The ship itself and several passes for the lighting, which was done in heavily fogged up studio. And all composited together. when you see the model itself with none of the lights switched on it looks almost complete different, a dark gray jagged mass. I guess some of the lights could be painted on.
@kitgoodyear9270Ай бұрын
Always love seeing your artwork and concept designs. Being taken back to movies and TV shows I had forgotten. Great show.. Cheers
@MattelineАй бұрын
Many Thanks. The channel does not have broad appeal, but to those people of a certain age, or with particular interests it seems to hit the spot, albeit a niche one :) It is so nice to hear when the content resonates with someone. Thanks for watching.
@jeniferallan6693Ай бұрын
Fantastic stuff. Loved all the new kit ideas, especially The Time Machine and Dick Dastardly Baseball Plane. Wow. Great imagination 😊
@MattelineАй бұрын
Many Thanks. I will admit that the Dastardly and Mutley Vulture Squadron plane as a 'Wingnut Wings' kit just seemed so anachronistic, in so many ways that it just had to be done:) Thanks for watching
@jeniferallan6693Ай бұрын
@@Matteline I needed to look that word up? 😃
@stevemercer952Ай бұрын
The river gunboat was built for the movie and held the record at that time as the most costly film prop ever produced!
@MattelineАй бұрын
..is this comment in relation to 'The Sand Pebbles'?
@stevemercer952Ай бұрын
Yes. There's a KZread video on it.
@borusa32Ай бұрын
Wonderful . The Q1 rocket from quatermass scares me by association, appropriately. The Baseball plane from Dastardly and Muttley was brilliant.
@MattelineАй бұрын
Thank You! I love 'The Quatermass Xperiment'... i have seen it so many time, but it never gets old. Jack Warner, Richard Wordsworth.... crackling dialogue. Superb.
@jerrybailey5797Ай бұрын
Gotta love that Vulture Squadron plane , they could do a series of these with you artwork Matt 👍. A Mars Attacks Flying Saucer would be a great model kit box art to do 👽
@MattelineАй бұрын
Mars Attacks! the movie or the Trading cards?
@mpetersen6Ай бұрын
A series of kits depicting all four General Products hulls from Niven's Known Space. All to the same scale. 1/200th would make the #4 hull 5 feet in diameter. Mad Magazine spoofed Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea with Voyage to See Whats on the Bootom
@checkpointcharlie1788Ай бұрын
I well remember that Mad Magazine spoof: Voyage to See What's at the Bottom. Since 'Voyage' was my favorite show as a kid back then, I actually cut that whole spoof out of the magazine, and I still have it!
@mpetersen6Ай бұрын
@@checkpointcharlie1788 The spoofs of movies or TV shows were the highlight of every issue. And for the GP hulls. A #1 would be 1/16th”/1.5mm.
@MattelineАй бұрын
Sorry... I am not familiar with the Known Space novels. I am just not a big reader....
@jeffholt9437Ай бұрын
Additional post - love the Scooby Doo glow diver kit - excellent box art!
@Matteline25 күн бұрын
Thank You. It would be a groovy kit! Zoinks
@futuredashperfectАй бұрын
Love your channel always looking forward to seeing your art work , I’m an a commercial artist myself though in private my personal work is very different from the commercial stuff. I like that you’re going into cartoons . My favourite show is Johnny Quest so inspiring. What is your favourite cartoon?
@jeffholt9437Ай бұрын
I've told you before - NO SWIRLY SILVER PLASTIC!!! 😊
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The detail on that light lense is amazing. 2:29
I never cease to be amazed at the high level of craftsmanship of these shows.
A great tribute video, thank you for compiling and posting! And indeed, Roy Cross inspired my model purchases and made me an Airfix kid. And my love of aviation art began with him too. What a wonderful legacy he left us all. Rest in peace, Sir.
Moebius made a Proteus kit.
Thanks for watching. Yes, they did, A kit that falls short of what it could have been and should have. I posted a series of videos showing 'my build' which involved a lots of customisation to make it more accurate. This involves chopping most of the hull, replacing and sctatch-building interior details and adding figures. images.app.goo.gl/wv2G6jeuQQF8vGh77 There are a few modules.in this series that have subsequently made as kits - either mainstream or limited run garage kits. Some good. Some not so good. These videos imagine kits that I wish had been available when I first the films or TV shows... . Either the original release or in many cases seeing them on TV.
Brilliant vid! I can’t stop seeing this kit now😅
Yep. They used the various bits and pieces of that kit everywhere. I made this design showcasing the mose used kit part. It is a bailable on mugs, T Shirts, phone cases etc. images.app.goo.gl/wv2G6jeuQQF8vGh77
Another fun instalment.
As watching part 11 again I thought of some more kits. How about the spacecraft from George Pal's The Conquest of Space and the diving bell from Krakatoa also any of the guest space craft from Space 1999.
I actually have a work in progress of 'The Wheel' from Conquest of Space. I haven't touched it in a while though. I think a kit of the Moon ship/Mars ship could be good too. And possibly a larger scale astronaut sled. I think there's a sort of shuttle craft too. This film is a fascinating snapshot of potential space travel.
Your artwork always makes me dream-if I only had those kits! I'd be in line to buy all of them. FANTASTIC JOB AS ALWAYS KEEP IT UP.
Thank You
The Time Machine turned-up in an episode of The Big Bang Theory too!
I think an episode of the 1970s 'Womder Woman' too... but I'm not sure..
Fantastic box art as always, and now I know what the Jupiter 1 was, in reference to the Lost in Space Jupiter 2. It also is a springboard for another Hanna Barberra airship - Peter Potomas' gondola.
Thanks for the shout out Matthew.
Since Catesby and the othet Gunpowder plotters (except Fawkes) dued in a burning barn,, Hammer could have finushed their version with their usual burn-up.
If someone did a film of the gunpowder plot, 'something' would have to get blown to pieces at the end. I had this notion that tunnels had been dug into the basement of Parliament... but through some rouse the tunnel actually lead to a different underground cellar. The bomb goes off as planned ... but somewhere else...Fawkes realises the scam and makes hi way to the real parliament cellar to blow that up... maybe with or two small barrels of gunpowder - all that he could carry - and he is caught red handed!
Josie and the zpussycats were the indpirstion for the Spice Girls.
How about "Firefox"? If the USSR could have built it for real we'd all be govoreeting Russki now, tovarich!
The Mig 31 Firefox is featured in an earlier video. "What If #4".
How about General Midwinter's command vehicle from "Billion Dollar Brain"?
I'd have to watch the movie again to remind myself. I recall lots of 'army' vehicles crossing a frozen lake.
Midwinter's command vehicle was a halftrack with the front wheels replaced with skis. The army vehicles were tanker trucks converted to APCs and ÀFVs.
How about doing the " Blue Thunder" helicopter and Colonel Cocoran's Hughes 500 as an Airfix "Dogfight Double"?
I thought of that as a Doggight Double. But I think Monogram... or maybe AMT/ERTL did a fairly decent kit of the Blue Thunder around the time.of.the film's release. As a rule.of thumb I am not doing box art for subjects that actually had a model kit. Maybe a good topic for another video.. the best moviie / film tv kits that were actually made!
I suggested that in a short fantasy dogfight video months ago!
@@MattelineGood idea! As for fantasy kits, how about the two ship designs from Jews in Space, from the end of History of the World Part 1 by Mel Brooks, or is that too recent for you?
What about the SS Britannic from the film "Juggernaut"?
You are speaking my language. Blue. Cut the blue wire!
Another great on Matthew.
Thanks Max!
Always engaging, thank you for another fun video.
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment. Glad you liked it.
Hey! Just out of the shower, I had an idea for your collection of What If Kits! About 15 years ago, the Top Gear guys (Hammond, May, Clarkeson, forgive me if I assume you're familiar with them) did a bit where they built a "Space Shuttle" out of a Robin Reliant. The video is on KZread, if you're not familiar with it (Top Gear Space Shuttle) I think their assembled "Shuttle" on the launch pad, would make a great Airfix kit! Ha! With luck, this will make you laugh as much as your videos have made us laugh.
I think I remember that one.. that used to be such a great show.
Corgi did their amphibious cars!
Neat! I love the Q-1 Rocketship!
I love how excited Quatermass and his colleague are when watching the film and the prism switches to the control panel a sort of rudimentary equivalent of the black box.
Brilliant!😊
Thank You
Excellent episode sir, but one issue. Really, the deep sea diver when you could do the phantom space man? That damn laugh still makes my skin crawl 50 years later!!!
Ahh, I had to look up he phantom space man and I remember him now, Yeh he was creepy! For me, the diver was the best choice doe to the luminous quality of his suit. Also the classic pose seen in the title sequence felt similar to the 'square' Aurora Wolfman box art. I was introduced o the Aurora boxes in the square boxes. I thought about the Amusemant Park robot - too sci-fi as a standalone image - and the green ghoulish guy from the first episode - too much like Frankenstein - so the diver just seemed like the right image to connect with the real Aurora monsters and also be instantly recognisble from the show.
@@Matteline: Understandable. And far from a bad choice. Simply not my first choice for that. The square boxes were also my era for the monster kits, though I was never a huge fan. Always liked my airplanes and tanks better. My favorite, (And the only one I still keep thinking about building) is "The Forgotten prisoner of castle Mare' " Built that one twice as I recall! I also vaguely recall using the base from the Mummy as a diorama for a bunch of my Airfix vinyl 1/32 scale Desert rats! Regardless, keep up the good work.
You missed that Yvette Mimieux was in both The Black Hole, and The Time Machine :D
Yes I know.... Good catch! Oops,. I think I was so pleased with myself for getting a sort of narrative continuity to get to Krakatoa East of Java that I didn't think about the Kate Macrae / Weena connection. I figured The Time Machine needed no introduction.
Another great video, please keep em coming, I'd love to see someone release a kit of the time machine, one of my favourite sci fi films
Yes, it is a bit surprising that nobody ever did a mainstream kit. I have seen some resin & white metal 'garage kits'. But they did not have a figure. This would have been right up.Aurora's alley. And a Morlock!
RIP Roger Corman
I WANT THAT WINGNUTS WINGS KIT !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
How fun would that have been?
prof j.allen hynek-of project bluebook was in the scenes at the end when the mothership came down and he steps forward pipe in hand. which i thought was a nice touch. (close encounters)..
Cool
Interesting & entertaining as always. Ever thought about doing a few kits from "Red Dwarf"? - all versions of the main ship + various others? Your artwork alone would be spectacular, let-alone your "background/history" descriptions - although I admit that would be a LOT of work!
I am afraid I never really got into 'Red Dwarf'. I am aware of the Starbug and the enormous Red Dwarf ship itself. Were there other ships that would qualify for 'model kit status'?
@@Matteline There were plenty of ships scattered throughout - the model-makers on the show were very talented (as were the designers). But if you are not a fan, it would be unfair to expect you to spend valuable time researching & painting. This is supposed to be fun for you as well as us so no worries 🙂
Oh man, I'd be lining up for the model of the 'Batavia Queen'! As a kid I tried to convert one of my wooden sailing ships; I couldn't count how many times that ship rode out Krakatoa's fury. And the 'Time Machine', what a great kit that would be; and in typical Aurora fashion, on the base they could include the end table with the candle and the clock. And finally, yes, as a nine-year old, some episodes of Scooby-Doo actually bordered on slightly scary. The diver would be fantastic!
That sounds great. Did you make the diving bell too? Or the hot air balloon?
@@Matteline I tried to make the balloon - a number of times - using string and a real balloon; it was tough, never quite worked right. I guess I never thought of making the diving bell, which would have been far easier! How about the movie 'Journey to the Center of the Earth' (1959) with James Mason; now that would yield some good 'Aurora' type figures. I sure wish they had made some of those. Or John Steed and Emma Peel from 'The Avengers', that too would have been a great 'Aurora' figure set. Your 'what if' model boxes and illustrations are unbelievably cool, amazingly well done, and fantastic choices to wish had been released!
Mother ship from close encounters was made as a dierama kit was resan an meatal ship w devell Tower was advanced kit forget name of compiney
Interesting, How does it look? I think any kit of the Mothership is pretty well doomed as it is all about the lighting. It has such a distinct look from (I think) being shot in separate passes. The ship itself and several passes for the lighting, which was done in heavily fogged up studio. And all composited together. when you see the model itself with none of the lights switched on it looks almost complete different, a dark gray jagged mass. I guess some of the lights could be painted on.
Always love seeing your artwork and concept designs. Being taken back to movies and TV shows I had forgotten. Great show.. Cheers
Many Thanks. The channel does not have broad appeal, but to those people of a certain age, or with particular interests it seems to hit the spot, albeit a niche one :) It is so nice to hear when the content resonates with someone. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic stuff. Loved all the new kit ideas, especially The Time Machine and Dick Dastardly Baseball Plane. Wow. Great imagination 😊
Many Thanks. I will admit that the Dastardly and Mutley Vulture Squadron plane as a 'Wingnut Wings' kit just seemed so anachronistic, in so many ways that it just had to be done:) Thanks for watching
@@Matteline I needed to look that word up? 😃
The river gunboat was built for the movie and held the record at that time as the most costly film prop ever produced!
..is this comment in relation to 'The Sand Pebbles'?
Yes. There's a KZread video on it.
Wonderful . The Q1 rocket from quatermass scares me by association, appropriately. The Baseball plane from Dastardly and Muttley was brilliant.
Thank You! I love 'The Quatermass Xperiment'... i have seen it so many time, but it never gets old. Jack Warner, Richard Wordsworth.... crackling dialogue. Superb.
Gotta love that Vulture Squadron plane , they could do a series of these with you artwork Matt 👍. A Mars Attacks Flying Saucer would be a great model kit box art to do 👽
Mars Attacks! the movie or the Trading cards?
A series of kits depicting all four General Products hulls from Niven's Known Space. All to the same scale. 1/200th would make the #4 hull 5 feet in diameter. Mad Magazine spoofed Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea with Voyage to See Whats on the Bootom
I well remember that Mad Magazine spoof: Voyage to See What's at the Bottom. Since 'Voyage' was my favorite show as a kid back then, I actually cut that whole spoof out of the magazine, and I still have it!
@@checkpointcharlie1788 The spoofs of movies or TV shows were the highlight of every issue. And for the GP hulls. A #1 would be 1/16th”/1.5mm.
Sorry... I am not familiar with the Known Space novels. I am just not a big reader....
Additional post - love the Scooby Doo glow diver kit - excellent box art!
Thank You. It would be a groovy kit! Zoinks
Love your channel always looking forward to seeing your art work , I’m an a commercial artist myself though in private my personal work is very different from the commercial stuff. I like that you’re going into cartoons . My favourite show is Johnny Quest so inspiring. What is your favourite cartoon?
I've told you before - NO SWIRLY SILVER PLASTIC!!! 😊
..imaginary swirly plastic?
@@Matteline Just No!!!