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Some pencil sketches I did on the less-turbulent parts of today's flight. These are partly inspired by Arthur Radebaugh's "Closer Than We Think" comic from the 1950s/1960s, partly inspired by the retro-futuristic world of Fallout, and partly inspired by a "Mattel Dream Car" tribute toy I picked up in the grocery store.

I'm thinking I might try taking some of these sketches and polishing them up a little more to use in some faux advertisements for posters and billboards (tabletop terrain elements) for Fallout-themed scenery. My rationale is that while there appear to have been largely only wheeled cars to be found in the Pre-War world of Fallout, there might've been some *prototypes* of flying cars, and perhaps, if only Doomsday had waited a little longer, there'd be some floating or genuinely flying cars to be found as well. (I think I read somewhere that there's some mention of flying cars in Fallout 76, but I don't know the full impact of that on the setting.)

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Some pencil sketches I did on the less-turbulent parts of today's flight. These are partly inspired by Arthur Radebaugh's "Closer Than We Think" comic from the 1950s/1960s, partly inspired by the retro-futuristic world of Fallout, and partly inspired by a "Mattel Dream Car" tribute toy I picked up in the grocery store.

I'm thinking I might try taking some of these sketches and polishing them up a little more to use in some faux advertisements for posters and billboards (tabletop terrain elements) for Fallout-themed scenery. My rationale is that while there appear to have been largely only wheeled cars to be found in the Pre-War world of Fallout, there might've been some *prototypes* of flying cars, and perhaps, if only Doomsday had waited a little longer, there'd be some floating or genuinely flying cars to be found as well. (I think I read somewhere that there's some mention of flying cars in Fallout 76, but I don't know the full impact of that on the setting.)