The Star Patrol Needs YOU!

Gunner Munro wrote:

I exclusively use my I-phone.. any tips for using that ?

You use an iPhone? Hollywood in your Pocket?


You should be giving us tips on how to make our projects look more convincing, cinematic, and cool!

SCU_HQ wrote:

More random space toy and space figure pictures, in keeping with the original concept of this topic:

Gotta admire the way you run with a theme Dave!
Fun shots all round! Well done!

TBL S32A slender shouldered body with Super Duck SDH018 C head sculpt. SF dress is a Star Trek Barbie Dress and panties donated by davidd. TB League Stockings came from a VS toys set and I don't remember much about the molded boots, which will in any case soon be replaced by better simulated leather boots with rear zippers.

The dress fits very well in the shoulders, bust and waist an if at tiny bit short, it is only marginally so if you recall those ST: TOS female uniforms. I'm quite pleased with how this figure came out.

Some of the original series skirts were definitely micro-minis, so to my eye she looks like she should - the woman of the future!

So... how many more decades do we have to wait for the Star Trek era and the Woman of the Future to arrive?

Alas, looking back at all the 60’s fabrics props and hairstyles of TOS, we have to go backwards 55 years to find that particular future.

SCU_HQ wrote:

I was out shopping today, and then briefly at a beach, and I was kind of doing some people-watching. The Woman of the Future isn't here yet. How much longer until we reach the Star Trek era?

Don't you have that very tight stretch lycra "active wear" for women there?
Honestly, if you knew nothing at all about gynaecology before, you do now! 

LeStryge wrote:

Don't you have that very tight stretch lycra "active wear" for women there?

We have the Fabrics of the Future. We just don't have the Female Forms of the Future with which to fill those futuristic fabrics!

Like I'm in any shape to be judgemental.

Great looking retro spaceship, Dave.

Really enjoyed reading this Dave.

Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (1) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (2) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (3) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (4) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (5) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Tales from the galaxy - Double Dealing. (6) by Dal Lee, on Flickr

Just finished reading this Dal. It was Star-tastic my friend. Will we be seeing more of them two and one little one (who’s cute) in the far future of space ?

Ohhh.... this is really cool! Great forest photography, of course, but the story is intriguing, tying much of the nonsense from the random Star Patrol episodes in to a larger overall plotline, while creating an interesting narrative surrounding Jedi Sav and Ta'Shia the smuggler!

Nicely kitted-out figures! They look really cool!

So a cargo of deadly Klingon nerve gas was detonated nearby?

Prof. Gangrene Fan wrote:

Just finished reading this Dal. It was Star-tastic my friend. Will we be seeing more of them two and one little one (who’s cute) in the far future of space ?

Hopefully, yes, Alex

SCU_HQ wrote:

Ohhh.... this is really cool! Great forest photography, of course, but the story is intriguing, tying much of the nonsense from the random Star Patrol episodes in to a larger overall plotline, while creating an interesting narrative surrounding Jedi Sav and Ta'Shia the smuggler!

Nicely kitted-out figures! They look really cool!

Thanks Dave! yeah, I'm trying to introduce the characters and tell a short story . Hopefully, I should have the next part up soon .

Kimono Troop Command wrote:

So a cargo of deadly Klingon nerve gas was detonated nearby?  

Indeed, well a few factory's. Look out for the next installment!

introduce the characters and tell a short story. The words short story are one of many of my favourite words lol.

Chain Of Events (1) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (2) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (3) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (4) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (5) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (6) by Dal Lee, on Flickr
Chain Of Events (7) by Dal Lee, on Flickr

I may not be a Star Wars fan in the slightest but YOU Dal are doing a Star-tastic job of doing your own mini stories of Star Wars. I just loved loved the image of Chewie picking up Ta-Shia and giving her a bear sorry I should be saying a Chewie hug . I know it’s early days in photo of the month competition but that picture would be perfect for your entire but it’s up to you at the end of the day. I’m just suggesting that’s all.

I agree with Alex, you are making Your version of Star Wars a lot more fun than the “real” Star Wars! This is some funny stuff, and it also offers a lot of opportunities for expanding and continuing the Star Patrol sequences!

The forest setting and the style of the lighting really looks like the Star Wars movies!

Clearly, this Star Patrol concept where we allow everyone's favorite space opera universes to fit is an idea with legs.

Great idea for a comic scene and so well illustrated and posed too! 

another of your brilliant entries!  I love it.

"Cadet Corbett! This is a starship, not not some trashy motel in the red light of Mos Eisely."