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| Somebody asked so here's some of our homemade Warhammer 40k terrain. The picture will get pretty big if you click it. |
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| It's made of random plastic stuff, hamster toys, military model kits, whatever was lying around. |
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| I took a bunch of cameraphone pictures of it, to draw sci fi stuff from |
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| I posted this yesterday but I'm posting it here for scale and so you can see how it's kinda fallen apart |
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| This I didn't make: God did. It's called Helicoprion. |
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| It either went extinct 250 million years or ago or never existed and isn't an exceptionally well-constructed internet hoax. |
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| As you can see, nobody's quite sure what it looked like. |
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| ...though they are all sure it was fucked. |
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| Speaking of fucked sharks, God also made this: it's a goblin shark |
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| What exactly were you thinking, God? |
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| It is indeed a lonely creature, being the only remaining representative of the Mitsukurinidae family. That's right: these things are still around. |
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| This tank was made by Syrians. |
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| They control it like this. The world is weird. |
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3 comments:
I really like the 40K buildings.
Those sharks need some tecno-organic rockets on their backs and laser eyes.
Imagine one doing a flyby swipe with a cybernetic chainsaw nose.
Helicoprion is definitely not an internet hoax, though the use of the whorl has been hotly debated for years. Very recently, there was a break in the "case":
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/running-ponies/2013/02/27/prehistoric-ghost-shark-helicoprions-spiral-toothed-jaw-explained/
I've always found that goblin shark thing so creepy... Its freaking jaw will just shoot forward to bite! o_O
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