Tuesday, January 13, 2015
Cult-TV Gallery: The Lost in Space Chariot
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John, found this on Youtube and thought you'd be interested. A group of fans with a custom-built (and impressive) chariot model went to the Troma rocks in California where the original effects were filmed, and shot their own re-creation footage!
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That footage is beautiful and some of the helicopter shots are just epic, especially with the sun flaring. The recreated shots on YouTube that Steve linked to are fantastic also!
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