Ray guns, again.
"Polaris"
- Thread starter Admiral Buzzkill
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Dem rayguns is frakin' perty.
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Polaris is the brightest star in the constellation Ursa Minor.It is very close to the north celestial pole making it the current northern pole star.A bright star at the end of the handle of the Little Dipper in the constellation Ursa Minor. Polaris is 1° from the north celestial pole and it remains in the same location in the sky all year, making it a useful navigation tool. Polaris is actually a double star with a faint companion star.
Can I give a shout out to Trekpopzone here. Rogers got a good thing going with his site.
Hey, Dennis, I notice that the board is closed over at United Worlds. Will it be open at some point in the near future?
Probably sometime in the next couple of weeks. I'm sorting a few things out in terms of what's the best use of resources right now.
For those who attend the annual "Farpoint" convention in Baltimore, Maryland...we've been asked to give a presentation about the movie. I hope, but can't guarantee today, that we'll have a scene from the show or at least some footage ready for that.
Of course, if we don't we'll be stuck up there doing shadow puppets on the wall.
For those who attend the annual "Farpoint" convention in Baltimore, Maryland...we've been asked to give a presentation about the movie. I hope, but can't guarantee today, that we'll have a scene from the show or at least some footage ready for that.
Of course, if we don't we'll be stuck up there doing shadow puppets on the wall.
Thanks.
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It's practical lighting, put together by a very clever electronics guy named Carl Leonard.
Love that crane shot. And Gina looks fantastic.
She always does.
Also true.She always does.
Hate to nit-pick...but it's not a crane shot if there's not a crane. It's a high-angle.
As to Gina...yep!
Well at least I knew well enough to play along.
