a) The Ampule Room
a.1) See: The Headroom
b) See: Engineer's Technology
c) See: The Engineer revealed to the public
d) See: As Revealed In The Film
e) See: The Sacrificial Engineer
f) See: Ridley's design criteria for the engineers' world
g) See: Changes to the space jockey telescope viewer
h) Engineer ships exterior designs
h.1) See: Hammer shaped Primordial engineer ships
h.2) See: Alternate toroidal shaped engineer ships
l) Engineer designs
l.1) See: Space jockey suit by Richard Funston
l.2) See: Carlos Huante's engineer designs
l.3) See: Luke Fisher's sculpture of the engineer suit
l.4) See: Engineer suit sketches in the background of a work studio
l.5) See: Likely inspiration for the Engineer's hibernation mask
m) Pile of engineer suits in the corridor
n)Engineer props
n.1) Engineer Head
n.2) Unpainted engineer helmet
l.1) See: Space jockey suit by Richard Funston
l.2) See: Carlos Huante's engineer designs
l.3) See: Luke Fisher's sculpture of the engineer suit
l.4) See: Engineer suit sketches in the background of a work studio
l.5) See: Likely inspiration for the Engineer's hibernation mask
m) Pile of engineer suits in the corridor
n)Engineer props
n.1) Engineer Head
n.2) Unpainted engineer helmet
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Very interesting read.
ReplyDeleteThanks, well it certainly seems as if they're giving us some more information to think about. I'm going to have to add more comments from the last couple of years about the space jockey discussions to this page to make sure they're all bundled up together so that people can see how the information is being released to the public.
ReplyDeleteThe other thing though about this is the revelation that Giger wasn't so directly involved in the production as he was in the Alien movie. If one has become addicted to Alien because of Giger's biomechanics, one may well not appreciate the examples of fauc-biomechanics to be found in this film. However there still seems to be some examples of Giger's direct handiwork to be found around the film, we are told that he worked on murals and there seems to be at least one thing in a trailer that looks like Giger's art. I'm not much of a fan of the new derelict exterior or interior really but if I don't feel the urge to scrutinise it, I suppose I can let it be passable, I'd like to see something a little more "Giger-y".
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