{"id":1666,"date":"2015-01-08T23:47:04","date_gmt":"2015-01-08T22:47:04","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/brix.nilso.eu\/?p=1666"},"modified":"2019-06-11T23:48:08","modified_gmt":"2019-06-11T21:48:08","slug":"mocpages-backup-cspmc3-898-alien-planet-explorator","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/brix.nilso.eu\/?p=1666","title":{"rendered":"MOCpages Backup: CSPMC3: 898 Alien Planet Explorator"},"content":{"rendered":"

A MOCpages backup<\/a><\/p>\n

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Where no CS astronaut has gone before: There was a prototype of the “Alienator” long before the Blacktron era – The Alien Planet Explorator.<\/strong><\/p>\n

My entry to the Classic Space Pocket Money Contest 3:<\/a>
\nThe 898 Alien Planet Explorator.<\/p>\n

BREAKING NEWS:<\/b>
\nFor a long time there have been rumours about a prototype of the famous Blacktron “Alienator” that was meant to be part of the first line of space exploration vehicles from Stardate 1979. Now a private collector who wants to remain anonymous has got his hands on the original data. And not only that, he has also found a special workshop to build a prototype. The working title of this prototype according to the data is “Alien Planet Explorator”, a possible origin of the name “Alienator”. These are the first exclusive photos…<\/i><\/p>\n

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The vehicle is a mobile sensor array for ground analysis. Every “foot” of the vehicle contains a lot of different sensors. With every step of the vehicle a new area of the ground is analysed.
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The front part of the vehicle can be seperated from the main section and be used as a scooter. The rear section can analyse the ground autonomically. The operator returns when necessary to analyse data or for repairs.
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The rear section can be entered via the opening roof. There is a main computer console for the further processing of the collected data.
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With the roof closed a small sealed room with a controlled environment is created for the astronaut.
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By moving the big cushion the working chair can be converted into a bunk.
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Some additional photos…
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Parts count, the easy way:
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\nTen rows with ten parts each = 100 parts.<\/p>\n

And now for the alternative models:<\/p>\n

Alternative 1
\nA small communication outpost with a little monorail
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Alternative 2
\nA one man scout ship
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There were some bricks left, so I added a flood light.
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\nYou never know when you need one ;-)).<\/p>\n

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\"\"<\/a>So this is my contibution to the Classic Space pocket Money Contest 3, the Lego 898 “Alien Planet Explorator”. I hope you like it as much as I do :-)).<\/p>\n

And before I forget it: Thanks to you, David and David, for this wonderful contest! :-))<\/p>\n

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Bonus photos:
\n1) My “1979” model compared to the Blacktron “Alienator”
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\nSo, which one is the original? ;-))<\/p>\n

2) My CSPMC models
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\nCSPMC1<\/a> (left), CSPMC2<\/a> (front) and CSPMC3 (right)<\/p>\n

3) The LDD model
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\nMain model + 2 alternatives<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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