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The 'Pilars' of Planet 'Dusted' has become one of the most valuable, precious materials in the whole Galaxy over the last two centuries. In fact, the pilars are built from tiny animals, similar to our corals here on Earth; that animals live only in a relatively small belt of appr. 6°30' besides the equator of the planet. The pilars are divided into two parts - the lower base-part which has kinda appearance between gold and copper, and the upper part which has mirror-like qualities - especially if polished - while it's harder than diamond, but flexible at the same time!
The pilars are huge, to give you a feeling for it you can take the triangel-shaped space-craft hovering in the background(you can see it to the left of the centered pilar, just about the water-surface) as a measure -> one edge of that triangle is about 400 feet long!
That type of space-craft regularly patrols in the equator-zone to prevent theft! But the true value and power of that pilar-material still has to be discovered...

provisionally-end of story...
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[EDIT]

I am entering this in the MODERN FANTASY contest of ~fearawaken ! For more info, go here -> [link]

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The Mojoplanet 'Dusted' was created by Lewis Moorcroft (I don't know if he have a dA-account, but you can see his gallery on Renderosity -> [link] or you can visit his homepage -> www.theartoflewismoorcroft.co.uk)
It's one of the best planets ever made for Mojo - IMO of course...

Hope you'll like this pic, don't resist to tell me your opinions!

Thanks for viewing and commenting.

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My gallery and images contained in it are Copyright ©2004-2007 by LightDrop. All the materials contained in my deviantART gallery may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted, borrowed, duplicated, printed, downloaded, or uploaded in any way without my express written permission. This permission is given for downloads from deviantART for using as wallpaper. All other rights are strictly reserved! My images do not belong to the public domain.

Description
The 'Pilars' of Planet 'Dusted' has become one of the most valuable, precious materials in the whole Galaxy over the last two centuries. In fact, the pilars are built from tiny animals, similar to our corals here on Earth; that animals live only in a relatively small belt of appr. 6°30' besides the equator of the planet. The pilars are divided into two parts - the lower base-part which has kinda appearance between gold and copper, and the upper part which has mirror-like qualities - especially if polished - while it's harder than diamond, but flexible at the same time!
The pilars are huge, to give you a feeling for it you can take the triangel-shaped space-craft hovering in the background(you can see it to the left of the centered pilar, just about the water-surface) as a measure -> one edge of that triangle is about 400 feet long!
That type of space-craft regularly patrols in the equator-zone to prevent theft! But the true value and power of that pilar-material still has to be discovered...

provisionally-end of story...
==============================
[EDIT]

I am entering this in the MODERN FANTASY contest of ~fearawaken ! For more info, go here -> [link]

[/EDIT]

The Mojoplanet 'Dusted' was created by Lewis Moorcroft (I don't know if he have a dA-account, but you can see his gallery on Renderosity -> [link] or you can visit his homepage -> www.theartoflewismoorcroft.co.uk)
It's one of the best planets ever made for Mojo - IMO of course...

Hope you'll like this pic, don't resist to tell me your opinions!

Thanks for viewing and commenting.

====================

My gallery and images contained in it are Copyright ©2004-2007 by LightDrop. All the materials contained in my deviantART gallery may not be reproduced, copied, edited, published, transmitted, borrowed, duplicated, printed, downloaded, or uploaded in any way without my express written permission. This permission is given for downloads from deviantART for using as wallpaper. All other rights are strictly reserved! My images do not belong to the public domain.