I agree whole heartedly! I could (and have) spent hours in this thread. So much detail, so many little action figure "cameos". I love it!
It really takes me back to my childhood when we would combine all of our toys (Star Wars, GI-Joe, Adventure People, Micronauts, Buck Rogers, Playmobil, etc.) in one big imaginary universe while playing. If we'd only had an awesome place like this for them to live...
I was also feeling this way very strongly after this last batch of pics. All the previous pics have been great, and shown the same elements. So I don't know if I am different at the moment, or if this batch is different, but they really drilled into me that all the sci-fi franchises that a person in their 40's would have grown up being aware of, could actually exist in one real universe. They are real in our world of entertainment, we've seen them all. But they don't exist in each other's universe. Most of the time I think I saw those mix and match pics as amusing and they made me smile. But somehow these pics made those blendings seem real and believable. The Cylon in the small shop with the big head guy (I forget his name) in front of him, the Twilight Zone medical team, it seems believable that it all existed in the same universe. I don't fully remember the names of everything I see, but I remember a lot of it from when I was little.
And that one pic with Dengar walking in the back, well first him passing the ice machine is hysterical, that in whatever universe this is, it would have the exact kind of machine that we on earth have. But that is such a great shot of him, I hesitate to ask about it and risk ruining the illusion. If you simply have him posed standing with no support, then that is great, because that looks so much like a real snapshot of a person walking.
And the shot of the old, grey haired/bearded guy looking at the menu having coffee, well I know that's how he's sculpted, but it looks like he's tired but intently studying the menu. But besides that, it really conveys to me that this is the guy who is either one of two things. Either he is always out there fighting zombies as we see in the photos that journalists (you) capture, or he is always out there posing in pics to advertise the new buildings that you have created. Either it's real and he's a fighter, or it's marketing and he's a model. But because you use him so much to display your various wasteland style buildings, to see him here in a spaceport getting a meal, makes me recall his other pics, and think that he is taking a break from his day job.
So the more prolific you get with taking pics and moving characters about, they take on a real world vibe, and we are seeing snapshots of real places at different times and dates. That's ANOTHER level of creativity that you have produced with these.