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The Expanse used a ton of off-the-shelf props; most of them were used cleverly enough that they didn't stand out too badly. My personal favorite was a couple of
by duskwuff 3y ago
The Expanse used a ton of off-the-shelf props; most of them were used cleverly enough that they didn't stand out too badly. My personal favorite was a couple of laptop coolers used as "vents" in a maintenance passage: https://i.redd.it/rn2iac41t8h51.jpg https://i.redd.it/rn2iac41t8h51.jpg
- Beltalowda 3y agoA good Belter never wastes anything.
- aardvark179 3y agoOne of the real skills of commercial model and prop making is know all the corners you can cut, and things you can reuse. To take an example from Aliens, the ship is only seen from one side, so the model only has one finished painted side, and the interior sets scavenge loads of bits and pieces from computer cases and whatever. You also shouldn’t underestimate the tradition of hiding Easter eggs in models and sets.
- karakot 3y agothey used a Thule or Yakima (don't remember) car roof box (something like that) https://www.thule.com/en-us/cargo-carrier/car-top-carrier/thule-motion-xt-l-_-629706 https://www.thule.com/en-us/cargo-carrier/car-top-carrier/th... as a casket :D
- wkat4242 3y agoYeah that one was a little bit too obvious IMO. A bit immersion breaking