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Prompt: soviet spaceship in the style of norman rockwell, world war 2, wwii, propaganda poster, sci - fi illustrations, highly detailed, award - winning, patriotic, soviet, ussr, dark, gritty, ink
Prompt: soviet spaceship in the style of norman rockwell, world war 2, wwii, propaganda poster, sci - fi illustrations, highly detailed, award - winning, patriotic, soviet, ussr, dark, gritty, ink
Prompt: soviet spaceship in the style of norman rockwell, world war 2, wwii, propaganda poster, sci - fi illustrations, highly detailed, award - winning, patriotic, soviet, ussr, dark, gritty, ink
Model: Stable Diffusion

Prompt:

soviet spaceship in the style of norman rockwell, world war 2, wwii, propaganda poster, sci - fi illustrations, highly detailed, award - winning, patriotic, soviet, ussr, dark, gritty, ink
Width: 512
Height: 512
Seed: 3012711125

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