Here’s my little beast, fresh off the bench. A very fun kit to build. I did discover that the fit was a lot better after cutting off a lot of the mounting lugs.










Here’s my little beast, fresh off the bench. A very fun kit to build. I did discover that the fit was a lot better after cutting off a lot of the mounting lugs.










Very cool!! [Y]
Looks good, is the Moebius kit the old Monogram kit reboxed?
The Moebius kit is an all new tool. Nearly twice as big as the Monogram kit. Here is a comparison shot for you Rob.

I was wondering about the size. My Raider has Revell on the box, so it should be the small version. Very nice and lights to boot! Bob
Thanks a bunch guys.
Wow, nice job! I’d love to have one but it’s just too darn big!
Too big?!?! It’s only a 17 inch wing span! You should see the three foot TOS Galactica I’m working on!
Killer lights! Nice paint work too!
Thanks for the comments!
Ok, lol! Big but not huge! I mean with a 17 inch wingspan and it’s oval it still takes up a lot of space unless I hang it from the ceiling or something like that.
Dunno where I’d even put a three foot battlestar!
Nose to nose with a 3ft. Star Destroyer? (nudge, nudge, wink, wink!)
Bob
As I started to look at this I was thinking how someone needs to light up one of these kits then BAM! there it was! Awesome job - looks great. Did you incorporate some flicker into the main motors or are they steady burning?
Thanks guys. Swanny the engine lights are steady on. I don’t add flickering LED for engines. I know the animation looks cool but to me flickering means sputtering and advanced spaceships should never sputter! ![]()
Maybe he got some water in his dark matter?
I originally built it with red LEDs for the engines but they burned out during assembly as they were not true 3v LEDs! Thankfully I was able to take apart what I had done and replace them with whites. Check your LED kids!
Thanks for that photo. I remember buying the Raider before I had ever heard of Battlestar Galactica. One of the bigger department stores in the Vermont/New Hampshire back in the late 70s. It was cooler looking than the viper, which at the time looked too much like a poor man’s X-Wing. I remember it shooting plastic missiles.
In all the reissues of that Monogram kit they had removed the firing missile function, but left the holes there!