1.31.2007

The King of Micro-Space Returns.


Mike Yoder continues his amazing microscale ship line with four new ships.

I like all of them, but the Blackwater stands out the most. It really conveys a sense of danger. I've always loved mercenary ships.
And that name is so cool.
The Rubicon is my second favorite. The cheese slopes used as multiple cargo containers work well. And the other three are hot as well. I'm betting Lukas and/or Chuck was planning on blogging these. And fellows, don't let me stop you. Add your thoughts on these ships.

On a side note, I finally updated to FFv2. It's been two minutes and I love it already.

Posted by Mike at 31.1.07

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2 comments:

Lukas said...

What is FFv2?

1/31/2007
Mike said...

Firefox Version 2.

1/31/2007

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