Attack from Mars
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I wonder if any of those made it to the prototype stage. If we could see the mechanism we could probably build it. I've always thought the metal housing behind the mothership was way too big for what it does. I'm betting this housing was intended for more mechanisms and functionality.
I'm thinking something like a turntable arm would provide a starting point to get the ship moving.
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