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A clock with a differenceOk, do you want the long version, or the short version? SHORT VERSION: Beware! I got this at a wrecking yard on one of the asteroids near the Altair system, and the owner helped me rewire it. We had just finished a four-hour drinking session, and were a bit drunk. Well, actually, a lot drunk, and it's a miracle we didn't blow ourselves to bits. I know it's a rough job around the edges, but like I said, I was pissed when I ripped it out. I think we rewired it right... Anyway, if the display goes red, and starts counting down, run baby run!
Traffic control, even though they realised what was happening, could not shoot him down due to the cargo his ship held. If it exploded, it would have destroyed the whole space station. The safer option was to let him ram them and hope he didn't explode. In 2435 it was made law that spacecraft have a Hexanium Self Destruct device that could be remotely activated by orbital spaceports. Hexanium used in a fission device is the ideal way to take out a craft in an emergency. It will consume 99% of the mass of the craft, leaving minimal radiation and residue. Volatile cargo is not a problem, as the hexanium device will just consume it. (Unless the cargo is hexanium and that's another story!) FINAL NOTE:
Art work constructed from found objects, mainly stainless steel, wire, a clock, copper pipe and other various parts. Looks great at night! |
Steel Sculpture features a mix of Sci-Fi industrial theme with a dash of steampunk.
Note that each piece I make is unique, so it will not look exactly the same, and feel free to let me know your favourite sci-fi look.
I invest a lot of thought and effort into crafting something unique that you will love.
Shipping to the UK is possible send me a message via the contact us page.
Warmly, Marty
where can one buy this beauty of a clock...i would love that to go with my scifi collection. is it for sale and if so how much and do you ship to the uk???
regards
Markus