Strip 194 -- First Seen: 2009-06-11
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Exterior establishing view of the space-tug “Little Toot,” which the brothers have rented from Reggie, as it rockets through space. It's slightly larger mostly in the engine section) than the Split-Tail, and has a curvy design but should look clearly different in configuration from Captain Doris' craft. In this panel we're looking at it in a rear three-quarters view.

Caption: Reggie's space-tug Little Toot was comfortable as well as powerful.

Caption (2): With its huge burner engine, it could move a mountain, or in this case, an iceberg.

Bert (from inside ship): Got something on radar –

Panel 2
Like many of these tugs, there are two separate control cabins. The pilot's cabin for flight control, the ops cabin for navigation and grappling cargo. In this panel, we see Bert in the pilot cabin. His acceleration couch is well-padded. There's a twin acceleration couch to one side, currently unoccupied.

Bert: Looks like a 27-meter iron rock, moving fast – 310 kps, relative. Almost cutting a cord across the Belt Median Elliptic

Ernie (filtered): That's more than odd.

Panel 3
In the ops cabin, Ernie.

Bert (filtered): Trajectory takes it straight to the Flying Spaghetti Monster.

Ernie: Aha. Log it and transmit to Midgit Mining. They'll want to know.