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| Googie architecture (en.wikipedia.org) | 2 | » | |||
| Spaceship House (1973, Tennessee USA) (upload.wikimedia.org) | 6 | » | |||
| 1953 Hubley Atomic Disintegrator cap gun (media.piefed.social) | 2 | » | |||
| 1959 Chevrolet El Camino (media.piefed.social) | 5 | » | |||
| General Motors Firebird III (media.piefed.social) | 20 | » | |||
| 1960's Ideal Astro Base Toy Commercial (www.youtube.com) | 0 | » | |||
| Whitney Wolverine (s3.metapixl.com) | 6 | » | |||
| Flash Gordon Space Outfit (media.piefed.social) | 2 | » | |||
| Space Patrol Walkie Talkies (s3.metapixl.com) | 6 | » | |||
| Amazing Stories magazine cover, March 1951 (metapixl.com) | 0 | » | |||
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Raygun Gothic refers to any creative work from 1900 through about 1959, predicting the future before it became possible. Think rockets and rayguns, flying cars and futuristic cities - especially if the vision never quite panned out in reality. We find this aesthetic in product design, book covers, films, radio & TV. "A tomorrow that never was". The same style as in the Fallout games, The Jetsons and so on but focused on the time period through the 50s. See also: Raygun Gothic at TVTropes Post and discuss anything with these aesthetics. Community Rules
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