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Space Park

from "Battlestar Galactica" (2003-2009)

Production Run: 2008 - 2012

About the Design

Of all the civilian spacecraft to survive the Cylon surprise attack on the 12 Colonies, the largest and most distinctive is the "Space Park."  This massive, ring-shaped vessel rivals the "Galactica" herself in size, yet "Space Park" is the farthest thing from a space-going dreadnaught.  She is, in fact, an interstellar cruise ship, a elegantly shaped luxury liner originally designed to carry humanity's elite on lengthy voyages throughout known space.  Now the signature vessel of "Galactica's" Rag Tag Fleet, "Space Park" carries the largest contingent of human survivors among all the non-military spacecraft.

About the Kit

This is the first Fantastic Plastic kit to be produced using 3-D printing, which will give this kit superior symmetry and detail.  At 1:9600, it's in scale with the "Mini-G" produced by Alliance Models and our own 1:9600 Battlestar Pegasus.

  • Scale: 1:9600
  • Material: Resin
  • Number of Pieces: 19
  • Master by Scott Lowther
  • Casting Acme Design
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