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C100 Skinny Bob Craft Morphology Saucer versus Teardrop

> RAW SOURCE-FRAME AID · CROPS AND PRESENTATION SCALING ONLY · NO ENHANCEMENT OR INTERPOLATION

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C100 Skinny Bob Craft Morphology Saucer versus Teardrop

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2026-08-07
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Source Basis

This comparison tests the apparent shape discontinuity between the 2011 Ivan0135 Tin Bird sequence and the 2026 qtecqot continuation material. Publication dates are uploader dates, not alleged recording dates. - Ivan0135 Disclosure compilation at 5.500s: Tape 01 / Case 07 / Tin Bird. The complete airborne outline is visible against sky. - qtecqot Recovery and entity compilation at 17.600s: Tape 02 / Case 11 / Tin Bird primer. A close hull surface crosses the frame, but its full perimeter does not. - qtecqot Continuation footage at 35.700s: Tape 02 / Case 12 / Mk.4 taxi. A complete later-family craft supplies an oblique-view control. - qtecqot Continuation footage at 86.000s: Tape 06 / Case 31 / Mk.5 virgin....

Observation

> RAW SOURCE-FRAME AID · CROPS AND PRESENTATION SCALING ONLY · NO ENHANCEMENT OR INTERPOLATION The critical distinction is therefore complete silhouette versus partial surface. Panel A supports a saucer-like screen silhouette. Panel B supports a convex hull section and rim, not a full teardrop planform. Panels C and D show that the later production itself continues to use complete disc/lenticular craft forms.

Hypothesis To Test

Does the apparent change from saucer to teardrop indicate a real morphology discontinuity between the original Ivan0135 material and the later qtecqot continuation? The raw comparison does not support a categorical “the craft became a teardrop” finding. It supports a narrower claim: the later Tin Bird primer uses a much closer, more asymmetric composition whose partial hull creates a teardrop impression. Whether the unseen remainder is circular, lenticular, tapered, or a different vehicle cannot be recovered from this shot.

Working Assessment

The apparent discrepancy is real as a viewer impression, but it is not yet a demonstrated craft-shape contradiction. The original Ivan0135 Tin Bird is saucer-like. The later qtecqot Tin Bird primer is plausibly teardrop-like only after mentally completing geometry that remains outside the frame. Complete qtecqot Mk.4 and Mk.5 views retain a domed disc/lenticular grammar. My current assessment is: - Medium confidence: the early shot shows an oblate/saucer-like image-plane silhouette. - High confidence: the later Tin Bird primer does not expose a complete planform and cannot by itself establish a teardrop craft. - Medium confidence: the later production retains disc morphology elsewhere and is consistent with...

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