These new spacesuits are fantastic, Archie! by Radar_rad-dude

Poser • Story/Sequential • posted on Jun 30, 2015

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'Herman and Herman Prime did a totally outstanding job designing them and Michelangelo and Alexander's 3d printer is unparalleled in production. I doubt there is a printer on earth that can come close to the things these guys are creating with that machine!' says Reed. 'Yes, I have to hand it to my guys! When they put their minds to it, there seems to be nothing they can't accomplish. Maybe I will have to pay them more?' chuckle chuckle grins Archie. Archie, Reed and Skylar are field testing the new spacesuit. They have followed two of the blue robots down to the new mining site for the battery material. Archie estimates there is enough material in this site to build enough batteries to power a city with the population of about a million. Skylar and Reed are impressed with Archie's team for not destroying the area but keeping it as much in original condition as possible. The suits perform better than expected.Herman and Herman Prime designed them after the three humans threw a question out into the forum of assembled botcydroids. The subtleties of the suit are manifest. It is so lightweight, it hardly feels they are wearing anything. The material is stronger than any known fiber on earth. The internal respiration systems are so thin and efficient, they take up almost no space at all, being about as thin as the material. But this new design is so efficient, the wearer can stay outside in space for many extended hours. Hats off the Archie's design team! They have scores another huge touchdown! M4 characters. Rendered in Poser Pro 2014. Post work in Photoshop 7. Thank you for taking a peek! Your support is greatly appreciated!