Illustrated Fluxliner 1988

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In 1988, Mark McCandlish created his original drawing of the A.R.V. (Alien Reproduction Vehicle) after discussions with his friend, Brad Sorenson, an aerospace designer and illustrator. Brad, due to his work with companies such as McDonnell Douglas and Lockheed, had clearance to attend displays of new aircraft. During a visit to Norton Air Force Base, he was guided by a military chaperone into an exhibit for which he did not have clearance.

As the curtain was drawn back, he saw three hovering craft: one with a 130-foot diameter, another with a 60-foot diameter, and a smaller one measuring 24 feet in diameter. A video showing the craft in flight played on a monitor, accompanied by information about its workings, which was explained in a detailed presentation.

This is my 3D recreation of the craft they described. I rebuilt it from the ground up, using measurements from the original sketches and information provided by Mark in his talks and videos.

Full Colour Fluxliner 1988

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To help bring Marks original illustration up to date I have rendered out a full colour varient.

This is my 3D recreation of the craft, rebuilt from the ground up, using measurements from the original sketches and information provided by Mark from online live streams and podcast apperences.

THE A.R.V. reference materials

Fascinated by this story I tried to find an original copy of Mark’s work to buy. Unfortunately, now that Mark has passed on it’s impossible to get hold of. I imagine that Steven Greer may have it or at least a copy. That’s why we are here today with my version of the Flux Liner.

The images below are the reference materials I used in building the Fluxliner. These were the creations of Mark MaCandlish and Brad Sorenson

Below are 3 images that could be the Fluxliner in flight. Taken from a talk by Richard Dolan

links:

Below is a 6-hour Live stream with Mark and many other specialists discussing the Fluxliner and how it might work.

Here is an excellent in-depth documentary detailing the story of the Fluxliner by the YouTube channel UAP GERB