Another comment, Ben. How could Orion have known about the Trojan Horse? Given that they knew about the guillotine, they must have had some knowledge of human history.
Good point! I guess I figured the guillotine (beheading machine) is a generic enough object to have evolved in other cultures whereas the Trojan horse is a specific object from Earth mythology/history. But now you mention it, the guillotine of the Imperial Master has a very Earth-history design!
A note regarding the interior layout display of the Bomber X: I don't think the bomber is shown in profile, but rather from a front-port angle—you only have to look at the upper wing to see that. The two corridors in the forward section wouldn't be on two levels, but rather positioned on the sides of a single level; that seems logical to me. These corridors aren't visible when the fuselage opens to deploy the weapon we call the "dual front laser." At that moment, the front of the bomber reminds me of a cobra, given the rounded shape of the nose.
Another comment, Ben. How could Orion have known about the Trojan Horse? Given that they knew about the guillotine, they must have had some knowledge of human history.
Good point! I guess I figured the guillotine (beheading machine) is a generic enough object to have evolved in other cultures whereas the Trojan horse is a specific object from Earth mythology/history. But now you mention it, the guillotine of the Imperial Master has a very Earth-history design!
Front left three-quarter view.
A note regarding the interior layout display of the Bomber X: I don't think the bomber is shown in profile, but rather from a front-port angle—you only have to look at the upper wing to see that. The two corridors in the forward section wouldn't be on two levels, but rather positioned on the sides of a single level; that seems logical to me. These corridors aren't visible when the fuselage opens to deploy the weapon we call the "dual front laser." At that moment, the front of the bomber reminds me of a cobra, given the rounded shape of the nose.
Ah, yes! I see what you mean. Thanks for all your comments, I’m enjoying reading them!