CLASSIC IMAGE: COMMAND DECISIONS!

On the bridge of the Galactica, Adama and Tigh keep an intent eye on a dangerous situation, watched by Lt.Omega, in a great posed image taken for the weekly series, presumably linked to the vessels's shield defence of the planet Terra in the episode, Experiment in Terra.

CLASSIC IMAGE: ASPECTS OF GALACTICA!

The mighty, legendary Battlestar called Galactica, home of the last surviving Colonial Warrior heroes, and a beautiful yet formidable sight either moving across the heavens or going into battle, as seen here in this great modern reference photography composition.

CLASSIC IMAGE: ATHENA THE BEAUTY!

The time has yet again flown by since we last had an amazing spotlight image of that Galactican beauty Athena, as played by the ever-lovely Maren Jensen. So, situation rectified!

CLASSIC ART: BY YOUR COMMAND!

 

The ultimate traitor to humanity, Count Baltar enjoys his reign of a Cylon Basestar and all the power along with it, be it via the hundreds of Centurions in constant activity within it, or wielding his egotistic authority and need to hunt the Colonial survivors to destruction through his humorous IL series servant, the quirky Lucifer, as seen in this great cover art by Daniel HDR for issue 4 of Dynamite's Classic Galactica comic series.

CLASSIC IMAGE: CYLON CONFRONTATION!

Born to fight their long time enemy, Starbuck and Boomer encounter their dreaded Cylon enemy at the heart of the Carillon Casino operation, in this great posed publicity image from Saga of a Star World.

CLASSIC ART: LANDED ON A STRANGE WORLD...

Another one of the much-missed Ralph McQuarrie's concept/production paintings for the Saga of a Star World pilot from 1977/78, an evocative piece showing one of our heroes' Colonial Vipers parked on a strange world's terrain, which I presume is an early iteration of the tylium fused world of Carillon? 

CLASSIC IMAGE: THREE LINED UP!

The classic effects shot of Colonial weaponry targeting three Cylon Raiders that was ultimately used much more than it should have been as battle scene stock footage through the first half of the classic series. Nonetheless, it was a brilliant piece of model/optical filming by Apogee back in 1978.