Ross Coulthart

[Giddierone]

I think the "too big to be moved" trope has clear Arthurian "sword in the stone" vibes.

 

[Todd Feinman]

I think the "too big to be moved" trope has clear Arthurian "sword in the stone" vibes.

 

[Fritzkquzerk]

You know the craft is there, no doubt about it. Wanna see it?
Well, it's very heavy, and...hmmm... can't really put it in my truck, it's complicated.

 

[JMartJr]

I think the "too big to be moved" trope has clear Arthurian "sword in the stone" vibes.

The One True UFOlogist, the One prophesied to come and bring us Disclosure, will do a Yoda ""Size matters not" number and Force it up out of the ground, through the roof of the building and into the disclosed light of day!

 

[Gary C]

must ... not ... laugh

 

[FatPhil]

In the early days of rocketry, von Braun's V-2 was tested at White Sands. The story I've heard was that one errant failure landed just across the US border in nearby Juarez, where the locals stripped every junkyard of metal pieces to sell to tourists as "genuine rocket parts".

Is that how Jaime Maussan got his start?