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how come the earth seen from the moon is so huge? During the apollo missions, there is only one photo where we can see the earth and it was very small... Hey Houston, we have a problem 🤣🤣🤣

It would really be awsome if this was adapted to be used with a VR headset! Imagine virtually walking in the hallways of Moon Base Alpha!

WOW! Absolutely gorgeous! You even take us all on a tour of the Main Mission tower. But overall I give it a 10/10. The only thing that I don't much like is the music. It's a little bit too loud. To bad you don't use the original music. Darn copyright infringement! Well if I really wanted to I could play it on my phone and watch this on something else, tablet or computer. You even take great care with the view of the Nuclear Waste Disposal Area 2.

Fantastic job, brought back some wonderful memories. 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

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Wow. This is awesome.

Very nice job! Excellent recreation of a wonderful destination. Takes me right back...

Wow!!

Knew it was overly optimistic in the '70's. Does anyone have an optimistic series in 2023? Anyone?

Great job. Congratulations. evidently, there is a lot of passion there. By the way, I have a theoretical question: what is the purpose of the fences on the Moon?

Perfect place for next Alien invasion! This tech is basically steampunk in space just like the Seegson's Sevastopol.

Very well done! It occurred to me just now that a modular-built base would be square and rectangular, not circular. But that isn't your fault!

Excellent 👍

is this 3d model available ? modding a game engine to 1999

looks like terraformed mars base beta...

Awwwww CGI again ? I would be much more impressed if you had made a miniature set and filmed it, like they used to do in the good old days. Also requires a lot less effort and looks 5x better. Thumbs down.

Great Video.

Love it! Always good to have a rescue Eagle at the ready just in case Alan comes crashing down again ;) Keep up the fantastic work.

Excellent work quite enjoyed this 👌🏾

Moonbase Alpha haunts all our dreams. The most fantastic and fully realized televisual location since The Village in The Prisoner. It is a great example of film creating a reality of its own. Intellectually, at some level you know that a few modular set elements were shot, reversed, shot and shot again with subtle differences in dressing and then cleverly edited together to create the illusion of a massive interconnecting space. However,. the illusion is so compelling that it is impossible to resist. I also enjoy the "method" acting style of Barbara Bain and Martin Landau. The former breezes nonchalantly through the automatic doors. She does not stand and wait for them to open. While the actor knows that stage hands stand by to pull the prop panels apart at the key moment the character has complete faith in her computerized and automatic world. That is clever, and that is acting. It all goes some way to explaining why we so readily accept the Alpha environment as real.

Beautiful work!

The Eagles were always the real stars of the show.

Bringing things thought lost back! That always is intriguing!

Great video, terrible music. Way too loud and busy.

great job my friend. love the accuracy!!!!

Amazing piece of work cannot even think how you did it 👍

Awesome! Very impressive work.

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Very nice work. If this were a PC simulation I could buy, just to walk around and experience being there, Id pay for something like that.

nice.

What game is this?

would be great if you could upload on ALT SPACE VR .. we could navigate in it with VR HEADSET

Are you still developing this work on Moonbase Alpha?

Absolutely stunning!

Where can I download the stuff neccessary to make my own visit?

If this is where nerds gather then let's start building a real moon base for us nerds ??

Awsome video!

Awesomeeeeee It would be cool to have all the base

Brilliant.

I'm stunned.... incredible work, looking forward to seeing more!

Fabulous!! Congratulations, great work !!

This is beautiful. Although I realize now that structurally, it makes no sense for all these buildings to be separated. It would be much more efficient to share walls.

I’m a bit late to the party, only just discovered this & have been watching it again & again with my 8 year old son who was also transfixed! Thank you for an amazing experience, just love the music, blends in so well! Would love to see the way down to the Eagle hangers!

Looks fantastic - though if I had to mention anything as a minus, I would say "less lense flare".....

Your lovely & creative tribute video to the architectural majesty of Moonbase Alpha is such an unexpected pleasure. I’m a huge fans of Space:1999 (especially the magnificent “white gothic” set designs and art direction from season One) and you captured the vibe perfectly. Thank you for giving me a trancey fix whenever I want to glide thru those chic corridors again.

I love the music and WOW you are amazing . Well done on capturing series one moon base

So in 1976 they believed they could build all of this and advance human technology about 8 decades all in 23 years? LOL Good work BTW

This is how Moonbase Alpha looked that day it got an atmosphere! LOL

Great job!!! The astounding thing you can only get from a rendering like this is how aesthetically beautiful the first season Alpha set was. Anderson/Penfold really wanted to show an advanced functional space community could look. The second was if Alpha was real it would've been gigantic! It's just too huge for a crew of 311 (that low number always bugged me); some fans have speculated that Alpha was still "under construction" and wasn't going to be fully operational until the year 2000 (series timeline). It was originally suppose to have a rotating crew of 1,100--which included their command crew (Koenig, Russell, Carter, etc). Like StarTrek, it was to be a 5 year tour of duty (science study, multiple deep space probes like Meta, Voyager etc)--if I'm wrong can someone correct me? Either way--you did a great job--except the music! LOL!