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trans_92009-06-22 11:57 pm
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«If anybody wants to drop in, I'm setting up something special in one of the Sensoriums,» Luly transmits broad-band over her comm, and gives quick directions to the particular one she's in.
She has, indeed, set up something rather interesting: a full city in 1/20th scale, with skyscrapers, roads and avenues, and even little (presumably) automated cars buzzing around. Towering over the rest, though—and it's not as if the city is really that short, for even at 1/20th scale the skyscrapers tower over seventy-five feet tall easily—is a multilayered glass-and-steel pyramid, huge even in miniature.
A whole area has been blocked off and cleared of buildings, with the entrance to the Sensorium—and sitting in racks are a full set of power armors. They have a standardized base design, but each one has a different set of glyphs painted on it, and different equipment mounted on the arms, shoulders, and back.
((Please keep it to one thread for now—I'll split it into more later if/when needed.))
She has, indeed, set up something rather interesting: a full city in 1/20th scale, with skyscrapers, roads and avenues, and even little (presumably) automated cars buzzing around. Towering over the rest, though—and it's not as if the city is really that short, for even at 1/20th scale the skyscrapers tower over seventy-five feet tall easily—is a multilayered glass-and-steel pyramid, huge even in miniature.
A whole area has been blocked off and cleared of buildings, with the entrance to the Sensorium—and sitting in racks are a full set of power armors. They have a standardized base design, but each one has a different set of glyphs painted on it, and different equipment mounted on the arms, shoulders, and back.
((Please keep it to one thread for now—I'll split it into more later if/when needed.))
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"Impressive." The suit didn't feel bulky at all and was pretty comfortable considering it's size.