Sandworms of Dune!

Sandworms of Dune!

“Waghorne’s Sandworm MAINPOSE” by Waghorne Truss.

THE SAGA OF DUNE IS FAR FROM OVER…

and I *know* there’s not supposed to be clouds on Arrakis since it doesn’t rain, well, at least not for the earlier part of the series… hehe… this is kinda mine extrapolation!

Lemon Yellow (184, 45) - Jul 14, 2007 (508 days ago) by Torley Linden

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