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My latest Rag Tag Ship


I added a new ship to my Rag tag Fleet. It's a starliner--a spaceship version of an ocean liner--that I made from a piece of the Galaxy Quest spaceship. I added the fin on the back.



This starliner joined the Rag Tag Fleet after the fall of the Twelve Colonies, when the Cylons attacked them.



Here's the starliner with the Galactica and the other RTF ships. The Galactica is the Moebius model kit. The other two Rag Tag Fleet ships were kit-bashed vessels of my own design. I plan to add more ships to the Rag Tag Fleet over time.

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