Battlestar Galactica reflux - er, reDUX

BB · 2003-07-11T04:05:12+00:00

B.G.'s new "Adama" seems to imply that the new Battlestar Galactica miniserieswill even disappoint fans who loved the original series (all 9 of them). B.G.'s producers obviously learned valuable lessons from the fantasticallysuccessful re-make of "Lost In Space"; namely, save the original series' name,trash everything else sacred to the core fans and make the new version dark,leathery, sensual and forboding. Add megabuck$ special effects and confusedaction sequences to fill in for lack of an actual storyline and pray youraudienceis so desperately addicted to the "Sci-Fi Channel" that they'll watch any crapyou serve up in front of them.

Jul 11, 2003 41 Replies

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Mccrock1750 23 years ago

I remember that one but couldent think of the name

Thanks

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Alan Jones 23 years ago

Yes. However, I was wondering if it the NAR rules permitted entering flight conversion of resin kits cloned from commercial injection molded kits.

I also wonder how far you can go with accurizing kits. For example, the Battlestar Galactica (one of my favorites) has a small cross tunnel pressent on the real movie prop model that is missing from the kit. If I were to add the missing part to the model kit to accurize it, would it be pernitted in NAR competition?

Alan

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