Space, the terminal frontier.

It is said that within the bowels of some of the most remote and ancient abandoned space stations one can find the Terminals. They are sought by many not only for their ancient technology but also for their supposedly direct link with the Grand Calculator itself, the legendary grandfather of all sentient machines. The few who managed to find them weren't ready for the nasty surprise, as these devices are guarded by old, wicked robot sentinels, not only proficient in narrow corridor melee, but also - through some sort of energy drawn from the Terminal - able to animate lifeless bodies.

It's the spooky month, so let's take our morbid fascination with death to space.

New supportless models in the repository (new link!):

• The Terminal. There are 2 versions of this model: a normal solid one, and a hollow LED-enabled variant, with holes in the monitors allowing to put LEDs inside, the light emits through the top grill of the monitors (and if you print in transparent filament, also through the screens). I designed it so that a CR1620 3V battery can be inserted in the side (like inserting a disc), with all the wiring inside. The principle is similar to other LED-enabled minis, LEDs + cables + tinfoil. The additional
  The caveat is that a 3V battery is a poor power source for 4 green LEDs, it works but is dim, red LEDs will work better.

• 2 undead skeleton astronauts

• 2 dead astronaut bodies

• scary sentinel robot with a power scythe

• astronaut with a gun.

Happy astral travels!

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