Attached Link: http://www.digitallights.net/models/thor/

Its a 3ds file. Very low milage, and so it is in mint condition. Very low fuel consumption. One female owner and only used in earth to moon traffic. A must have.

Hosted by draculaz :)

Thanks Thor,

As usual a great model. I look forward to applying interesting textures to it and placing it in an appropriate otherworldly environment.

Steve

..and only on Sundays..;)

I wish I'd said that.. The Staircase Wit

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I use to own one of those - it's an older 2054 model Stellar Motors "Hornet".

Sorry - but it's a hydrogen guzzler - only gets 30,000 miles to the liter. Mine had bad brakes - the air conditioner went on the fritz - and the subspace radio only got two stations.

broke down on me halfway between Mars and the moon - had to pull over onto an asteroid and wait for a FREAKING TOW SHIP!!! Company wouldn't honor the warrantee because they said that a lot of the problems were caused from me being a bad driver - BULL!!!

Found where the used ship lot that I bought it from - had patched a hull panel with paper towels and bondo. I got shafted BADLY on that deal. I'm not really surprised - because the guy that sold it to me was a Flarbian from Alpha Centauri. Never trust a guy with four arms and a phallus for a nose!!!

Very nice models! All of them! You are so generous to give these away!

Thank you.. now when will I start contributing..?

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The ship salesperson is also a liar. He/She/It couldn't be from Alpha Centauri as its a triple star system orbiting around their combined center of gravity. Any planet that formed, of substantial size, would be in an unstable orbit (due to the other two stars's gravitational influence over time) and would be flung out into interstellar space. Perhaps a small mercury sized planet could form, but it would have to be very close to its stellar parent, too small to retain an atmosphere and bombarded by it's radiation. Not exactly ideal conditions for life to get a leg up (let alone a leg). End of science lesson for today. BTW very cool space ship. Thank you!