Illustration - Corridor and Airlock

A couple illustrations of a typical corridor and iris valve style airlock showing the "before" closed position and our intrepid, vacc-suited PCs investigating the "after-the-bad-thing-happened" condition which left this ship in zero-G vacuum with partial power.

Illustration - Corridor

Your basic, cramped, five foot wide corridor, the true heart of many smaller starships and usually the most trafficked area of the ship. Here we see (roll 1d6):

1.  Ship's engineer "Scruffy" Vitella returning to his stateroom after a hard day's work.
2. "Scruffy" (again), coming to replace the O-ring (again) on the highly over-rated Naasirka Zero-G Squat-O-Matic PR77 Waste Collection System.
3. Tox Borgnine, down-on-his-luck ex-rogue, who somehow talked his way into a working passage steward position on this ship, come to change your linens.
4. Passenger and planetary geologist Galt Cubbage, returning from today's dirtside excursion. He tends to leave his boots in the airlock to avoid tracking mud all over the ship.
5. Just some fellow passenger, doesn't talk much and rarely leaves his cabin. Not sure what's in the case, but it's the only luggage he boarded with and he takes it with him everywhere he goes. Hmm...
6. Not sure who this guy is. Is he even on the Passenger Manifest? He's just standing in the corridor - says he can't find his room card.

Article: Sci-Fi Corridors

Found this interesting article about corridors in science fiction films. Glad to see I'm not the only one who takes his geekiness to this level.

In Praise of the SciFi Corridor - Den of Geek