Author Topic: Mc80A - Winged Mon Calamari cruiser - WIP  (Read 31608 times)

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Re: Mc80A - Winged Mon Calamari cruiser - WIP
Brand, he was talking about the ship between those two ships in the 4th screenshot that Snaga last posted.
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Re: Mc80A - Winged Mon Calamari cruiser - WIP
If i didn't know what those two were then i deserved to get slapped about with a large trout
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Re: Mc80A - Winged Mon Calamari cruiser - WIP
Heh, my bad, misread that.
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"I love your wrong proportions--too long, no, wait, too short
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