UFO Down! by theseus88bc
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Description
The SHADO interceptors have shot down a UFO as it passed over the moon en-route to Earth.
Lt Ellis orders a Moon Mobile out to see if they could locate the ship... and maybe capture it's pilot!
An hour later and the Moon Mobile finds the UFO...
Never really a fan of this series, but the hardware was fun... and Gabrielle Drake in a silver miniskirt!
Both models came from Duo's Gerry Anderson download section. Retextured them a little.
Hope you like it.
Hit the teletypers and power up the Hammond Organ!!
Iain
Comments (11)
I don't think I ever saw that series, but this is a nicely composed scene!
NOT A FAN !!!!!! oh well, its good to see a tribute to a series which was really meant for adults http://www.smasher.demon.co.uk/ufo.html
Very cool, well done...
Yes. UFO. I saw that one as well. Great stuff ! Loved the Angels.......
Love it! The dust off is great.There's a cool clip of Lt.Ellis getting changed,it's very tasteful.
Great image Iain, the dust effect is very nicely done, I quite liked UFO, I like the design of the alien ship, I thought it was pretty original at the time. And of course the silver mini skirts helped
Wonderful image from a show that some liked and some didn't. For the record, I loved it!!! Mostly for the vehicles and those purple wigged females from the Moon base. As for Gabrielle Drake in a silver miniskirt ... ahhhhhhh, memories :) Duo did a wonderful job on those models, but you made them come alive!
Cool! Very nice work!!
Gerry would be proud. Excellent
cool sci-fi scene....and I liked this series....well done!! :-)
Great use of the models from my website (www.innovari.it)! :)