...and so well done. There's a great story of when he had a collection of artwork during the Alien project and was held up at an airport in the basis they thought it was photos. Geiger looked at them in utter amazement and stuttered out "Where did you think I took these photos... from hell?"Giger's Biomechanics. Sophisticated, magical, greasy, and bloody.There really isn't much of a mechanical difference. But that doesn't mean biosculpting and cybernetics is the same thing - to me one is sophisticated, almost magical, and most importantly: graceful; while the other is grease, guts and blood... Even if both would give the exact same mechanical advantage they each have a role to play in a setting so filled with juxtaposition as Coriolis
Plus those leathery eggs have a darn habit of turning up everywhere... even did a cameo in Dr. Who...