Your favourite TV / film spaceship.

[Tim330]

EDLT said:

Well that looks like a borg tractor beam, it could be any of the episodes they were in.

well done sir, you know your tractor beams

[anonymous-user]

Tim330 said:

Bonus points for anyone who can identify the episode

And the winner is the one with the least points yeah?

[Melvin Udall]

Best of Both worlds?

[richtea78]

Top one is the Excalibur from Crusade I believe (Babylon 5 spin off with the guy from Midnight Caller and Edward Woodwards son)

[poing]

Some great ones I forgot about here, can't believe I forgot about Flight of the Navigator! Don't remember seeing one of these yet:



Although from a more recent film this one seemed particularly effective given it's original purpose.

[daveparry]

My favorite!

[Tim330]

Melvin Udall said:

Best of Both worlds?

Yes, I think part 1

[Y282]

That size comparison pic is amazing.

The executor is bloody huge.

[EDLT]

Y282 said:

That size comparison pic is amazing.

The executor is bloody huge.

No it isn't, it's actually really small:

[vtecstu]

Halb said:

The Phoenix, both versions, I had the white eagle version as a toy.

What is that? I had the toy as a kid but thought it was just a toy rather than something from a film or tv series? Have tried Google but "phoenix eagle spaceship" is getting me nowhere...

[Uriel]

Come on, people...



I do believe that a full scale prop was parked under a tarp on an airfield awaiting transport to a set or something like that and was photographed and reported as a real life experimental military project.

[Melvin Udall]

Bedazzled said:

Anyone remember this one?

Battle of the planets? Orthnithological spacefolk?

[Halb]

Love that new chart, I think though that shows like Babylon 5 and Star Trek ust get carried away.

vtecstu said:

What is that? I had the toy as a kid but thought it was just a toy rather than something from a film or tv series? Have tried Google but "phoenix eagle spaceship" is getting me nowhere...

I am sure it is a version pf the Phoenix, not sure if it was a revamped cartoon. It had all the little spacecraft inside it. One of my fave toys now sadly who knows where.

Bedazzled said:

Anyone remember this one?

Miss my post?

[Y282]

EDLT said:

Y282 said:

That size comparison pic is amazing.

The executor is bloody huge.

No it isn't, it's actually really small:

Do we have a scale for the death star against these?

[Halb]

The Super Star Destroyer is still on aNY STANDARDS
Here is another.

and how about the ultimate SSD?

Edited by Halb on Tuesday 15th November 09:36

[Morningside]

The Borg ship. The most seemingly illogical shape for a star ship. Although with no air resistance why would you need a sleek shape? Unless landing on an planet with atmosphere.

[DeadMeat_UK]

EDLT said:

Y282 said:

That size comparison pic is amazing.

The executor is bloody huge.

No it isn't, it's actually really small:

Erm, are we arguing about what the biggest made up space ship is, with a chart !!!!?!?

Wow.

[Eric Mc]

Since the thread title does not specify fact or fiction, I would go with this one, as it has also starred in a number of TV dramas and films.



And I don't want to hear any hoax nonsense either.

[Zod]

Eric Mc said:

Since the thread title does not specify fact or fiction, I would go with this one, as it has also starred in a number of TV dramas and films.



And I don't want to hear any hoax nonsense either.

Spot the difference:

[Meeja]

Urban Sports said:

tonym911 said:

[obiwan]....that's a space station...[/obiwan]

[hansolo]It's too big to be a space stati......[/hansolo]

Not sure if TB2 qualifies though, because I don't think it could actually go into space.

TB3 though, I always thought was cool



Wheras TB5 just looked like a satellite that had been left up there as space junk!