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Defictionalization: There's a program that allows you to convert ship files into paper cutouts for 3D models.
Fan Nickname: "Banana Ship". Guess what it is for.
What Could Have Been: Prominent space RTS developers Stardock and Paradox attempted to obtain the Homeworld rights when they were auctioned off, but were outbid by Gearbox.

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-* [[Defictionalization]]: There's a program that allows you to convert ship files into [https://web.archive.org/web/20150222133147/http://hwmodels.ovh.org/hw_tutorial.html paper cutouts for 3D models].
+* [[Defictionalization]]: There's a program that allows you to convert ship files into [https://web.archive.org/web/20150222133147/http://hwmodels.ovh.org/hw_tutorial.html paper cutouts for 3D models.]
 * [[Fan Nickname]]: "Banana Ship". Guess what it is for.
+* [[What Could Have Been]]: Prominent space RTS developers Stardock and Paradox attempted to obtain the Homeworld rights when they were auctioned off, but were outbid by Gearbox.
-* [[What Could Have Been]]:
-** Prominent space RTS developers Stardock and Paradox attempted to obtain the ''Homeworld'' rights when they were auctioned off, but were outbid by Gearbox.
-** Originally, combat in ''Homeworld 2'' would have revolved around [[Big Dumb Object|massive space megaliths]] left by various ancient civilizations, allowing for Death Star-type fighter combat and units that could be deployed on the surface. This idea was eventually scrapped (although you can still see the megaliths in the cutscenes and the background art), and the biggest object you can interact with in the series remains the Taiidan hyperspace inhibitor from the first game.
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