Sci-Fi and Mecha Mk II

Commissioned by ACL Staff

Battle For Cybertron (1984) art by Earl Norem

As far as I know, the Marine 1 watercraft was designed just for this model kit. It reportedly had a rubber band-powered propeller that made it move over the water.

The Planet Runner by Angus McKie

Man and the Stars by Angus McKie

"Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, TBS Network (25 stations nationwide)" "© Eiwa Enterprises, Eiken, Tetsuya Kariya - sponsored by Morinaga Milk Industry, Bullmark, Asahi Shoes, Showa Note"

Empire #2 (2002) pencil by Ryan Benjamin ink by Curtis Arnold color by Dave Stewart

Back to Kyuukyuu Sentai GoGoFive! Here we see there second mecha, the Grand Liner! Here we see it combine for the first time and it's so badass! I just love train mechas!!

This is cool. The original Ready Room set dressing model NCC-7100 (made from classic movie Enterprise and anime model kits bashed together with some custom parts) and the filming miniature of the U.S.S. Stargazer NCC-2893, which took the cool background model and made it a "real" ship. Originally the Stargazer was to be Constitution-class and they planned to reuse the classic movie Enterprise miniature until they realized they could afford a new starship design - hence "Constellation-class" since it dubs over so easily. Pics from the Eaglemoss Official Starship Collection magazine.

Lucky Starr and the Rings of Saturn Cover Art by Darrell K. Sweet