1.31.2010

Red Planet



As much as we love things with guns, and things that make others things go boom, it's nice to see a
builder return to the true roots of spacey science fiction. Exploration, and the expansion of humanity into the final frontier.

Posted by Mike at 31.1.10

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3 comments:

Jay said...

Very cool! And you're right--it's nice to see something about exploration. I remember the early space sets were all rovers and moon bases.

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