Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea

Meet Voyage Fan  Luis Ramos  Janeiro from Venezuela and check out his Computer artwork.

Luis tells Mike's VTTBOTS Zone that his fascination with Voyage began when he was only seven years old during its original run on Venevision, Channel 4 in Venezuela, the year, 1964.  The show aired Thursday nights at 8pm.  As with so many of us, he was blown away by the fantastic images and stories that were like none he'd seen before.  And, just like the webmaster of this site, he fell for Seaview's design (best damn submarine design ever in a movie or TV series!)

Composite scene of Seaview, Flying Sub and UFO from Day of Evil.

Luis, as do many Voyage fans, prefers the first season shows for their combination of great production values, special effects, and superior stories and writing.  Luis notes that in times past, he worked with wood and plastic in the creation of models, but that the use of computer graphics has opened up a whole new dimension, allowing the recreation of practically any environment or situation based on Voyage episodes, and that everyone can do the same with a PC and the right hardware and software.

For Luis' Arctic Seaview, click here.

For more images from "Day of Evil,"  click here

For Seaviews side by side, click here.

Images from "Submarine Sunk Here," click here.

At left, allowing us to see scenes and situations we've never encountered before, Seaview and the Flying sub at night.   At right, here comes that mammoth mammal from "Jonah and the Whale."