mobile suit gundam 00, toward the terra, macross frontier

more shows on my site:
http://scifi-anime.xf.cz/en_scifi_anime.html

The most recent preview is the best, as it also includes a
soundtrack with a narrative, and was taken directly from minutes of the
complete video. I realize this stuff is crude compared to the high
standards set by the likes of Pixar, Final Fantasy, and Tripping the
Rift, but its the best I could do with the software within my access. I
plan on upgrading eventually, but since I started with crude software,
I really had no choice but to complete it with crude software
(otherwise I’d have to redo everything and it would take another 2
years).

Here’s the link to the page with the preview videos, in
case anyone is interested. To download the most recent preview (and the
best), go to the bottom of this page, right-click and save target on
the link "Lpnet-clip-106".

http://ts-variant.net/videos/Anime-04.html

Unfortunately,
I’ll be losing my apartment at the end of July and heading out to join
the homeless crowd, so I won’t be able to continue working on this
project until I find another place to plug in the com, and that may be
for some time.

Anyho, feedback is welcome.

Anyho, since Sadgeezer
originally expressed so much interest in this project, I decided the
least i could do is share the most recent preview video, which includes
a musical soundtrack and a narrative.

For anyone
interested in checking it out, do the "right-click and save target" to
download the preview on the link labeled "Lpnet-clip-106"

at the
bottom of this link-page. This stuff ain’t Pixar by a long-shot, but
it’s the best I can do with the resources at my disposal.

http://ts-variant.net/videos/Anime-04.html

Btw, removing the paste function from the comment box kinda sux, guys.

This is the cover that I created with my wife – I have to say that I am very happy with it.

Cheers

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I started writing a book about Zeto’s homeless adventures in Southern California back in the 90s but I became more involved in my sci-fi series and set it aside. The crude script is in one of my notebooks somewhere if i ever find the time to dig it out, but the fact is, there doesn’t appear to be any practical value to writing books these days (no money in it) and I have to devote most of my time to more practical work.

There’s no money in original writing these days, unless one is a popular, professional author or journalist (or simply famous). That is why I have no problem sharing my fiction for free online and that is also why I spend most of my time with animation now (more money in it). The site is mainly for the eventual sale of my animation videos. The science-fiction is a good way to provide background and body to the site.

As a 40+ fan of science fiction, managing my own site has been a privilege. It’s good to know some people actually appreciate it.

[url]http://ts-variant.net/Base-Zero/updates-1106.html[/url]

Good to hear you enjoyed “The Master Projector”, Alnexi. Yeah, Zeto was the good guy. I have included some background info on the story in the short-story section page.

Believe it or not, most of Zeto’s experiences were fact-based. It was Victor’s viewpoint that was entirely fictional speculation. I’m still wondering exactly what happened in LA at that time, I suspect it was some kind of major holiday or possibly an evacuation due to a state of emergency. Truth is, i still do not know, to this day. It was an unforgettable experience.

Alright, since you have acknowledged your interest in the site, I’ll let you in on a few helpful points.

1) I generally make updates no more than twice a month. When this occurs, it will be noted on the “updates” page which can be reached through the link: [url]http://ts-variant/Base-Zero/updates-1106.html[/url]

2) Every chapter to a novel or story has a link in the left or right columns, however, if a chapter is more than one page long the extra pages can only be linked at the bottom of the pages, where it reads [next]. So in many cases, usually with the novels (and some novellas also), the best way to navigate to the next page is to go through the [next] link at the bottom of each page.

As for the Lost Planet, I made a slight error during the last update when I neglected to include the last page of chapter 13, “Contact with Mars”. That page will be included in the next update. To reach it, you’ll have to go through the [next] links at the bottom of chapter 13.

I’ll be updating it again sometime this weekend.