It's around that area in the episode... might want to wait until a couple more seconds as it zooms in on the mother ship so that you can get a good look at the antennae and the positioning of the limbs and discs.

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But OMG the color is all wrong, its #2f2d2b on the C2C drone, and yet its #101010 on the animation omg, clearly too differnt shades of gray! No match this is an authentic alien craft!
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Viral campaigns are a gamble... they can either result in MASSIVE awareness, or fall flat on their face. However, they can be so cheap as compared to the possible MASSIVE home-run, it's worth the gamble. Look at the viral campaign that made the "Blair Witch" movie so popular before it even hit the theaters.

Yes, but one BIG difference. The Blair Witch Project NEEDED attention. Transformers don't. That's my whole point.

I just had the strangest thought. What if this is mythbusters busting a myth about hoaxing ufo photographs? This would be right down their alley, they have professional model makers and they've worked in many of the biggest special fx movies. The 2 different designs of course are Adam and Jamie doing a face off seeing which ones looks more real or something. It would just seem so right if this was their work, aren't they located quite close to where these sightings occured?

In the discovery forums there's a pretty long conversation about ufo's, I wouldn't be surprised if these things have Adam and Jamie written all over them, literally Many of the aspects of these photographs would match up with something they'd try to bust, writing, multiple formats, multiple witnesses and clear photographs.

[Edit] Correction, there's quite a few topics that include ufo talk.
[Edit 2] Again, correction. There's tons of pages talking about ufo's, and they have been suggested as a myth to bust to them.
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[edit on 22/6/2007 by PsykoOps]

Hmm.... turns out it may be Halo 3 marketing. Oh well, best thing I've read in a very long time.

I'll probably get flamed to hell for this

Run the sharp (second) image through your favourite photo editor (I used Photofiltre) and select the 'emboss' option, then zoom in to the area between the ground and the spike on the bottom of the 'craft'. There is clearly a suggestion in highlights of something very thin decending from the spile to the ground. I would suggest that the image is of a model in the close middle distance, standing on a stout wire.