Need good detail pictures of the Victory Destroyer...
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Shadow Queen
Mongoose
covers the bridge like blast doors
Greg Smith
Mongoose
So I was playing a round with screen grabs, having just figured out how to do them, as well as watching some Crusade, so I thought I'd help you out, as well as satisfy my own curiosity:
A Call to Arms, Pulse cannons:
Fusion Cannon Turrets:
Each Night I dream of Home.
Pulse cannons on the wings:
Pulse cannon close up, though it is is difficult to tellwhere they are:
Fusion cannon:
Racing the Night:
Turret, which pops up:
Interestingly, in Racing the Night, the pop up turrets fire pulses. Here is a view from the back:
A Call to Arms, Pulse cannons:
Fusion Cannon Turrets:
Each Night I dream of Home.
Pulse cannons on the wings:
Pulse cannon close up, though it is is difficult to tellwhere they are:
Fusion cannon:
Racing the Night:
Turret, which pops up:
Interestingly, in Racing the Night, the pop up turrets fire pulses. Here is a view from the back:
Greg Smith
Mongoose
Anyone know which episode these shots came from? http://www.isnnews.net/hyperspace/inter/excalibur_weapon2.jpg
captainsmirk
Mongoose
As picked up be Greg in his screencaps the Excalibur fires fusion cannons or matbe even neutron lasers from the central gun of the retracting turrets in ACtA (Movie), but in Crusade has pulse cannons in those mountings.
A common theory about this was that during refitting for EA service the Excalibur was fitted with some big pulse cannons in place of some of the fusion cannons.
Perhaps the EA unique Victory should have a slightly modified armament compared to the ISA ones? Or perhaps the difference isn't worth the effort in ACtA terms...
Nick
A common theory about this was that during refitting for EA service the Excalibur was fitted with some big pulse cannons in place of some of the fusion cannons.
Perhaps the EA unique Victory should have a slightly modified armament compared to the ISA ones? Or perhaps the difference isn't worth the effort in ACtA terms...
Nick
Greg Smith
Mongoose
In Each Night I Dream of Home they are fusion cannons.
Looks more like a typical B5 CGI glitch than a deliberate change to me.
Looks more like a typical B5 CGI glitch than a deliberate change to me.
Greg Smith
Mongoose
In Each Night I Dream of Home they are fusion cannons.
Looks more like a typical B5 CGI glitch than a deliberate change to me.
Looks more like a typical B5 CGI glitch than a deliberate change to me.
