Well, I am not a gamer, but this one I would like to play because I like it graphically.
I tried it a few times, but always get killed...
so far my experience with it...just a rookie, hope I get the hang of it one day...
I don't have gamebuddies...so if you know someone who can/wants to help, you can always let me know...

Yeah, true, lovely series :-)

The new are super too !
At first I was a bit sceptic about the character (and plot) adaptations,
like Starbuck being a women and so, but now she's my favorite (next to others).

I got your question about the game (by mail), but I don't have a PS2...
Maybe I didn't look at the right place on the group page,
but I can't find your question on it to reply to...

You don't play by any chance BGO ?

rgds

Hi there Murrell . Favorite episode from the original series is a hard one to choose , as i watch them quite a while ago . But i have to say the Lost Warrior ( Is that the one with Red Eye , who is a malfunctioning cylon working for a gangster as muscle and appollo has to save the day).  Lost Planets of the gods , when all the pilots get sick and they train the ladies to fly the vipers. War of the gods was good also with Count Ebily as the onipotent being.

In the new series Scar , The Passage , The Eye of Jupiter and anything with the blackbird or the lawyer in it.

Talk soon Andrew

Hi, thanks for your welcome :-)

You asked for my fav. (classic ?) episode, I have a few : Saga of a Star World,The Living Legend,The Hand of God,Murder on the Rising Star and Baltar's Escape.

Which favorites do you have ?

Just realized that I never thanked you for welcoming me so...Thank You! I want to be as involved as possible, and feel honored to be in such great company as yourself and all the BSG fans here.  

Hi,

Sorry the correct spelling and link for Paragrafix is www.paragrafix.biz .

Roger

Hi Murrell,

Thanks for the kind words.

My Mk II probably took about forty hours on and off to build. It is a Moebius 1/32 kit. I also added the photo etch set and LED strips from Paragraphix. The light strips come in various lengths that can be cut into three light segments. When they are cut into short segments all you have to do is solder the wires to it and they're ready to go. A twelve LED strip costs only $5 dollars and you can use from 3 to 12 volts to light them depending on how bright you want them to be.

Many of the Viper builds I have seen are either with the landing gear retracted mounted on a lamp pipe with the battery and switch mounted in the base. Or the hanger deck versions have wires attached to it to power the lights. Even the $1500.00 Mk II made by QMX has wires that look like the Mk II is being fueled up to power it's engines and lights.

As I was building my Viper I thought about trying to make a removable battery compartment, but there really isn't enough room. Plus I wanted to make a hanger deck diorama, and didn't want any visible wiring. That's how I came up with the idea of the wires going through the landing gear with the brass strips as the electrical contacts instead of a switch to turn the lights on.  

I purchased the photo etch and lights directly form Paragraphix and save a lot of money; and the shipping charge was much less than anyone else as well. Check out their web site at www.paragraphix.biz/default.asp , they have photo etch for many Si Fy model kit. I live about 6 or 7 miles away from them but they don't have a store front. You have to order on line, but it's cheaper than buying from a hobby shop or someone on evil bay.

I'll post some more pics of the innards of my Mk II build so check back later.

Roger.

i would lke to get more envolved, how can i

Thank you so much! It's nice to be here. :) I'm looking forward to being more involved here in the new year!