Hero Collector | Battlestar Galactica Collection | Heavy Raider with Magazine Issue 19 by Eaglemoss

Representation very good of a ship who's design I wasn't wild about (liked classic designs better than new ones) If Eaglemoss is done with BG then do other two main Orville bad guy ships (lizards and robots). Don't do Babylon 5 (I'd go broke). As for display all BG ships in a pile of boxes (small compared to mountain of Star Trek ships in their boxes).

First, the basics. This is a very nice example of the larger Eaglemoss starship models. with excellent detail and satisfying weight. The panel lines are inscribed, but unpainted; the visual effect would be improved by applying a thin wash of black or dark gray and then wiping most of it off. Otherwise, no complaints.Second, it's nice to see a model of an autonomous combat vehicle. So much of science fiction space travel and combat seems to be inspired by ships of the 17th-20th century and combat aircraft from the middle of the 20th century. Romantic, but impractical. Science fiction authors such as Iain M. Banks and Anne Leckie have built their worlds around sentient spacecraft, and I look forward to more video (movie/tv/game) working with these ides. An obviously the scale(!) models will follow.