SOLVED. A3 size childrens book, cartoon cross-section of a dirty spaceship with a kitchen [s]

[Ben]

This book had illustrations of either different spaceships, some of which may have looked like normal ships, or just one ship on a journey to a new planet. The illustrations were either isometric or side-on, and were cross-sectional. I distinctly remember a dirty kitchen in one of them. Any help would be appreciated, thanks.

[bookel]

Clarifying A3 size for those who haven't heard of it: A3 paper size is 297mm x 420mm, or 11.7 inches x 16.5 inches.

[Ben]

Read it between 1998-2002. It seemed kind of older at the time. Thinking a bit more, i believe it was a space hotel. There was a definite crash landing at the end.

[Tab]

Stephen Biesty has a lot of cross section illustrated books.

Did the book have a plot? Or, was the book just different cutaways of the spaceship(s)?

[Ben]

There was a plot, and I've already had a look through Stephen biestys works. This was fiction. Thanks anyway.

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Ben, are you still looking for this or did you find it?

[Ben]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Ben, are you still looking for this or did you find it?"
The search continues, unfortunately!

[Kate]

Fortunately! It is likely to be found at some time. I just had a book found after more than 3 years. Keep bumping this up!

[Aleksandra]

There is a speceship crashing into a hotel, but it's mainly about all kind of (mainly) supernatural catastrophies (ghosts, werewolf, ufo, etc.) that affect a hotel during the fool moon, so I don't think that's what you're looking for, but I mention it just in case :)
Full Moon Soup

[Ben]

^^^^^^^^^^^^That's the book! I was google image searching 'cross sections' and similar things related to picture books and came across a scan of the page, then found it from there. Came back here to finally update the thread and I'd missed this post last year!

Very impressive catch!

[Lobstergirl, au gratin]

Great. We like to see old threads solved.