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|origin = [[Silurian]]s | |origin = [[Silurian]]s | ||
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}}'''Silurian airships''' were mechanical [[airship]]s used by the [[Silurian]]s during their reign over [[Earth]] with the [[Sea Devil]]s during [[distant past|prehistoric times]]. | }}'''Silurian airships''' were mechanical [[airship]]s used by the [[Silurian]]s during their reign over [[Earth]] with the [[Sea Devil]]s during [[distant past|prehistoric times]]. | ||
These airships were dirigible | These airships were dirigible [[balloon]]s with a [[gondola]] slung underneath the [[air bag]]s. They were large and spacious and had an organic look to them. The doors were controlled by the Silurians' third eyes. Along the sides of the airships were holds for [[pterodactyl]] steeds. There were also [[psychic]] amplifiers, which magnified the powers of the Silurians' third eyes, allowing them to cause massive damage from afar. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[Blood Heat (novel)|Blood Heat]]'') | ||
[[Category:Silurian technology]] | [[Category:Silurian technology]] | ||
[[Category:Aircraft types]] | [[Category:Aircraft types]] | ||
Latest revision as of 15:21, 20 April 2024
Silurian airships were mechanical airships used by the Silurians during their reign over Earth with the Sea Devils during prehistoric times.
These airships were dirigible balloons with a gondola slung underneath the air bags. They were large and spacious and had an organic look to them. The doors were controlled by the Silurians' third eyes. Along the sides of the airships were holds for pterodactyl steeds. There were also psychic amplifiers, which magnified the powers of the Silurians' third eyes, allowing them to cause massive damage from afar. (PROSE: Blood Heat)
