New Flying Saucer - from Florida

But the path from concept to production may not be smooth. Flying in Earth’s air requires a thrust at least 10 times greater than in outer space where drag and gravity are lower. And the plasma necessary to fly also obstructs wave transmission used for communicating with a remote source.
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Oh, that's no problem! The saucers are for space-superiority missions and troop transports. Once orbit has been secured, they release drop-ships, grav tanks, and sub-orbital fighters for ground assault.

Soon, the galaxy will be ours! :joe:

(Why yes, I did play a lot of FASA's Renegade Legion games back in the day. :grinyes:)
 
The government already has a working model... check the Area 51 inventory... does this count as copy right infringement ... lets not anger E.T.
 
pistolpete3521 said:
The government already has a working model... check the Area 51 inventory... does this count as copy right infringement ... lets not anger E.T.
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a government nut lol...... i think its sweet, but irishspy, from how u made it sound was like starship troopers or something like Starcraft.
 
Next, we need to start building a Deathstar.
 
next is a whole new earth
 
Slappy*McFish said:
Next, we need to start building a Deathstar.
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What do you mean "start"??

Have you ever wondered why it takes the shuttles about a day to dock with the "space station", when it can be done in a few hours at the most? So what happens with all that time?

Uh huh, uh huh...

It's true, it's true...

:D


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They stop over at the Mc-Orbit-Donalds, Joe.
 
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