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Today the 28mm range moves onto the first of our interior scenery sets. We’re collecting these under the banner of The Space Station<\/strong> since that’s what they depict – the various parts of a large space station (it can be one of our range of stations<\/a> in our spaceship range if you like, or something else altogether). Of course they don’t have to be used just for space stations – they can be the inside of a spaceship, a research station on a distant moon or just rooms in an ordinary building on the surface of a mundane planet.<\/p>\n

We’re starting with the Command Centre. This has a variety of command consoles, computer servers, room dividers and a nifty holo-table for directing operations. In the tradition of 1980s classic sci-fi, most of the command screens are old fashioned CRT monitors and the servers have tape drives !<\/p>\n

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