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As a 12 year old I wrote an aerogramme (airmail letter) to the studio asking for the plans to the Battlestar, and probably a few more things too. It was probab
by zeristor 2y ago
As a 12 year old I wrote an aerogramme (airmail letter) to the studio asking for the plans to the Battlestar, and probably a few more things too.
It was probably the closest I came to writing a letter to Santa Claus, I didn’t get a reply, they probably hadn’t thought in depth about the exact ship plans for a Battlestar, although people have had a stab at Star Wars, and Star Trek, Star {Trek, Wars}?
I never could get my head around Boxy, as robot dogs go, I couldn’t understand how anyone could connect to it over a really life dog.
- dangsux 2y ago[dead]
- Mountain_Skies 2y agoIt's interesting to see how well plausible ship schematics are created within the limits of what a show has already confined a design and technology to be. I'm sure there are some logical and engineering flaws but in general, the creativity to make the small scale details work with the large scale design ques from the shows is impressive.