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This micro scene is from the original 1951 version of The Day the Earth Stood Still.

This movie was an anomaly for its time. It was the first "A" science fiction alien movie with top notch actors, directors, music, etc in an era where most alien movies were low budget and shot in 1 week or less

This movie also produced one of the first memorable robots, Gort, and the now often quoted phrase "Klaatu barada nikto"

Is the alien spaceman Klaatu friend or foe? Check it out if you get a chance!

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Oh yes! A true classic. The flying saucer is very nicely shaped and I like the tank positioning but shouldn't this be in black and white :grin: ?

Haha!True, it should technically be in black and white so we'll call this a scene from the "colorized" version of the film!
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Another great classic-Sci-Fi moc build! :thumbup:

Such an iconic scene.

A lot of great build techniques ... the forest is gorgeous.

And welcome to EB!

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Those tanks are brilliant simplicity. Having not seen the film, what is the curved yellow tube supposed to represent?

Thanks! I love trying to make micro build that includes a hand somewhere. :) The yellow tube is the police barrier. I couldn't think of anything else to use that I had in my stock of parts

Another great classic-Sci-Fi moc build! :thumbup:

Such an iconic scene.

A lot of great build techniques ... the forest is gorgeous.

And welcome to EB!

thanks and glad you like it. The only thing I wish I could change would be the "grass" to a sand green so the tanks and forest have some value contrast and are easier to see. But, unfortunately the only sand green I currently have is 2 1x3 tiles

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