Fortress of Solitude look-alike product?

Marco42

I remember seeing a product for sale here at Daz3D that bore a passing  resemblance to Superman's Fortress of Solitude. Anyone know if it's still available for sale?

rrward

I know what you're referring to, but I can't remember the name to save my life.

Marco42

It kind of looked like this https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-CACA9S6R6cI/XRZ1sahi8yI/AAAAAAABcZk/hjcTRPxGEbkJ9oavIMxgKMN-bt4MJ-V8QCLcBGAs/s1600/Superman-Returns-2006-concept-art-by-Dylan-Cole-lf-048p048-v1-1500x844.jpg

Marco42

Thanks for the reply. I saw it maybe a year ago or so and it's been driving me nuts trying to find it.

rrward said:

I know what you're referring to, but I can't remember the name to save my life.

MelanieL

Was it this one? https://www.daz3d.com/crystal-matrix-modular-architecture

Marco42

Yes! thank you so much.

Roman_K2

Some of those promo shots do look like the original early 1960's comic book appearances of the FOS.

For me the main thing re: the FOS was that Superman had his own mainframe, the "Super Univac". Hot damn, I was only 9 years old but I wanted one!

Marco42

Roman_K2 said:

Some of those promo shots do look like the original early 1960's comic book appearances of the FOS.

For me the main thing re: the FOS was that Superman had his own mainframe, the "Super Univac". Hot damn, I was only 9 years old but I wanted one!

"In June 1952, UNIVAC entered service at the Pentagon as the first U.S. commercially built digital computer. It weighed over 13 tons and consumed 125KW of power. Its central memory (RAM) stored only 12,000 characters, the equivalent of about 12 kilobytes (kB)."

LOL I'm pretty sure your smart phone has more computing power than even a "Super Univac" would possess. Just this page only is 42 kilobytes.