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Blake & Mortimer's "Atlantis Mystery" admiral ship . My second B.D. inspired creation. . This is an old comics series, a classic in France and Belgium, which I think will inspire other MOCs. The cover shows the atlantean space fleet, and I really like the fifties design of the ship, so here it is! For those interested, I see this book is now available in english! Be careful to read the original books by Edgar P. Jacobs, not the modern reboot! Well that's just an advice... With the Alpha on the side, it's the Basileus' (king's) ship. A shot from below... This is my first sphere and it shows (NOT a sphere...) The white one is OK though... The top antenna was a tough one... Best I could do with the few red parts I have (I think everything that is not a brick or a plate is in the Moc!) One more for the road... By jove, I hope you enjoyed it old fellows! Please rate and comment... See ya!

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