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pfft FINALLY
Looks familiar, what’s it from?
Is this from 2001?
Isn’t that from an episode of Doctor Who from the 70’s, “The Invisible Enemy”?
I was thinking the show “Space 1999”.
I think this is from UFO myself.
Pronounced Ooooh-Foh by the cast for some weird reason
Looks like a Godzilla movie.
Looks like mediocre 40k terrain made from soccer balls.
Looks like a model of a moon base to me.
looks like the set of “Airplane 2”. Epic.
Shoop’d
Space 1999?
They all look so happy 🙂
It’s from UFO; an early 70’s British TV series.
First a woman astronaut loses her purse in orbit. Now soccermoms have settled the moon?!
It is from “Space 1999”.Over 30 years ago.
Looks like Ultraman’s garage.
This is not from Space 1999, Mack is right, this is the moon base from “UFO” the British Sci-Fi Series that ran in the 70s.
Incidentally one of the creators of this series also did the similarly themed puppet series “Thunderbirds” and also “Space: 1999”, (which I personally liked the best) I think the similarity in feel of all of the sets (including the puppet series) may have been a result of this…
@...Phyreblade: They probably reused some of this making Doctor Who.
@...AlecDalek: LOL I wouldn’t be surprised…