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Published: 2012-05-31 05:04:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 49612; Favourites: 2435; Downloads: 1122
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Human civilization destroyed by a non-nuclear warfare during the world war 3, survivors settle down together and build up cities around huge structures. After hundreds of years people already forget their history, even don't know what does "NASA" means which is written on that structure. so they just call their city "castle NASA".Related content
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Its some like a Soviet space shuttle Buran( ΠΡΡΠ°Π½)
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Is this part of a Timeline of some sort, or is it just a "Why not?" Picture?
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Nice concept. Similar though to water world building cities on tanker ships or the stories of post apocalyptic cruise ships.Β Is there a comic of this world on the horizon?Β The entire, non-nuclear war decimation of humanity peaks my curiosity too. Ironic that some parents might take their children to the top of the tower to look at the stars, and imagine that some day, some one might invent a machine that would be able to take your there. I wonder what such a machine would look like?
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I really like the idea of this one, well done!
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M Alsdorf has stolen your image and is selling it online here... www.pinterest.com/maranalsdorfβ¦
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I love the story , now if only it could be an anime!
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Now that's what I call a great idea coupled with great execution!
If I were to nitpick, I'd say add a foreground element just to hook the viewer into the picture, but the idea is strong enough that you don't actually need it
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Ya know, if the next Fallout game is set anywhere near Cape Canaveral, you should really consider submitting this to Bethesda as a possible level design.
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Really cool concept! I would be interested to see more in this series. The changes you've made to morph this from a spacecraft to a city is imaginative and very thought provoking
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Very interesting idea, I would like to see a story in this setting.
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This seems like something out of Fallout....in fact, this would fit perfectly!
(Maybe the next game will be in Texas?)
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I read a short story once with a similar premise. It was about magic in an age where technology faltered, and somebody kept saying something like, "BASE is forever" and lived on a military base that was still standing {barely} after the world ended. Spaceships & witches were also involved somehow, but I don't really Remember what was going on. It was a lot of years ago.
Forget that. This is cool!
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Man, space shuttles, 'built tough to last long.'
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Great work, but wouldn't the shuttle have collasped by now.
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I despair here and think: how does it work?
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Hahah kind of a new take on the "All hail the great god micky" trope. I like it!
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WOW!!
I think that this scene would perfectly fit in the game : Rage
awesome dude
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Great drawing and concept!
The only (slight) criticism would be the description... Even after hundreds of years, there would still be atleast some surviving documents of human history pre-WWIII.
Other than that, 10/10!
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i suppose, but the question is, how effective is the transfer of information, while the documentation would still exsist, how many would be educated to a point where they can understand it?
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Very well done, I assume they don't recognize what that big metal ship is capable of either XD or they might not build so many wooden structures so close to it. Your concept is powerful, and the execution is excellent.
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Hnng I love the concept and the colors. Gives it a real durable sort of dingy (in a good way) atmosphere.
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the only problem might be that if some joker got into the control room and started playing with buttons
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I love the concept. "Very Fallout." And I love the execution even more. All those awnings and walkways totally make it work as a thing that's lived-in.
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i thought of fallout too
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nteresting take, I would love to see their expression when they learn that it is a space craft.
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That'd be a cool world. Hey, what's that thing on the bottom of the shuttle?
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they pull out the engine and use it as power plant..
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Damn, all that detail, I would have died from my laziness XD This is brilliant and utterly amazing.
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