Galactica Merch

Battlestar Galactica - Chrome Logo. Aboard the fleet defended by the mythic Battlestar Galactica the remnant of the 12 Colonies tries to survive the robotic Cylons and find the fabled planet Earth.

Battlestar Galactica - Golden Logo. Aboard the fleet defended by the mythic Battlestar Galactica the remnant of the 12 Colonies tries to survive the robotic Cylons and find the fabled planet Earth.

Battlestar Galactica - Silver Logo. Aboard the fleet defended by the mythic Battlestar Galactica the remnant of the 12 Colonies tries to survive the robotic Cylons and find the fabled planet Earth.

Pixel art Battlestar Galactica.

The Valkyrie

retro vintage distressed battlestar badge

Galactica-types had large flight decks to support a large compliment of craft, and had three types of craft as standard. The first were Vipers, a one-man air-superiority fighter designed to engage targets beyond both the battlestar's and its target's weapons range, as well as to take on Raiders. The second were Raptors, multipurpose craft able to serve as missile carriers, military transports or electronic warfare platforms. The third were shuttles, designed also to ferry crew between ships. It is presumed that the Galactica-types could support three or four squadrons simultaneously, judging by the size of the flight pods.

Battlestar Galactica 1980, the short-lived spin-off from the original BSG.

The typical swear word from the beloved Battlestar Galactica TV show. In this version we even linked the "A"s in the right way, and "what the" is the '78 show position, as the underlines... So every nerd calligrapher is happy! Check the white and black versions too!

Cylo roboto!

SO SAY WE ALL! I love Battlestar. I have Starbuck's big arm tattoo! I have to keep that amazing show alive with my fan art.

Battlestar Galactica 1980, the short-lived spin-off from the original BSG.

Battlestar Galactica - Japanese Movie Logo. Logo from the japanese theatrical version of Saga of a Star World (1978), the Battlestar Galactica pilot, and the compilation film Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (1979).

Vintage Distressed painting for Battlestar Galactica, featuring Apollo, Starbuck, Adama, Daggit and the whole gang. From one of those 1980s novelizations. Great retro gift for Battlestar Galactica Fans of the Richard Hatch and Dirk Benedict era. Great gift for anyone who ever fantasized about flying a Colonial Viper in the egyptian style helmet.

The typical swear word from the beloved Battlestar Galactica TV show. In this version we even linked the "A"s in the right way... so every nerd calligrapher is happy! Check the white version and the classic one too!

Inspired by "Battlestar Galactica" tv show, a parody / mash-up with the world famous Strabucks logo If you don't get it, it means that you didn't watch Battlestar Galactica... shame on you!! :D SO SAY WE ALL

Battlestar Galactica 1980, the short-lived spin-off from the original BSG.

battlestar galactica

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A cute, chibi-style rendition of the Battlestar Galactica (2004) version with a Viper Mk II.

Hope you like it!

BSG

Battlestar Galactica Viper Pilot Colonial Fleet.

galaxy wars

Battlestar Galactica - Japanese Movie 3D Logo. Logo from the japanese theatrical version of Saga of a Star World (1978), the Battlestar Galactica pilot, and the compilation film Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (1979).

So say we all

Frak! We've got company and need to get to flank speed. This is a Condition RED!

Battle star viper cruise with Cylon onboard

Battlestar Galactica - Japanese Movie 3D Logo. Logo from the japanese theatrical version of Saga of a Star World (1978), the Battlestar Galactica pilot, and the compilation film Mission Galactica: The Cylon Attack (1979).

The typical swear word from the beloved Battlestar Galactica TV show. In this version we even linked the "A"s in the right way... so every nerd calligrapher is happy! Check the black version and the classic one too!

To wear into space!

The origins of the Viper lie with the Caprican Air Force Viper jet, which in service for some time before 1942. It is presently unknown if the spaceborne iteration which fought in the Cylon War was another series of craft with the same name, but the Mark II was in service by the midway point of the war. This craft was, like the battlestars it launched from, designed purposely to be as low-tech as possible to thwart the Cylons' computer hacking capabilities. The similarly-designed Mark III entering service by 1958, two years before the war's conclusion.

Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica

Which bear is best?

Battlestar Galactica Retro Japanese

Colonial Viper