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The '''Scorpion Fleet Shipyards''' were [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] dockyards located in orbit around [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Scorpia|Scorpia]].
[[Image:ScorpionFleetShipyards1.jpg|right|thumb|The shipyards over Scorpia.]]
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The '''Scorpion Fleet Shipyard(s)'''<ref>Both "shipyards" and "shipyard" are used in dialogue.</ref> were a [[Colonial Fleet (RDM)|Fleet]] dockyard located in orbit around [[The Twelve Colonies (RDM)#Scorpia|Scorpia]].


At the time of the [[Cylon attack]], ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'', two other [[battlestar]]s, and three other Colonial Fleet ships were stationed there. A Cylon nuclear attack destroyed the yards and all ships but ''Pegasus'', which escaped via a [[blind jump]].
At the time of the [[Cylon attack]], ''[[Pegasus (RDM)|Pegasus]]'', at least three more [[battlestar]]s, and three other Colonial Fleet ships are docked there. A Cylon nuclear attack destroys the yards and all ships but ''Pegasus'', which escapes via a [[blind jump]] ([[Razor]]).


Although 700 crewmen from ''Pegasus'' were killed, several of the crew of the shipyards and the other vessels docked there escaped aboard ''Pegasus''.
== Docked vessels ==
 
*] <ref>Only one can be seen in the establishing shot of the shipyard, being enclosed by the superstructure on two sides. However, during the battle, a ''Galactica''-type battlestar is shown in a different place. This could mean that the visual effects of the establishing shot and the battle don't fit together. It is unknown if the two are meant to be the same battlestar.</ref>. Two others are of the same or a similar design as ''[[Valkyrie]]''.
*The lower left arm of the superstructure seems to berth another vessel, but it can't be seen clearly.
*A [[Unnamed battlestars#Escort battlestar|peculiar ship]] is docked near ''Pegasus''. The ship may be an escort vessel for [[battlestar group]]s, almost certainly one of the other ships mentioned by Admiral Cain as destroyed in the shipyard attack ([[Pegasus (episode)|Pegasus]]).


== Notes ==
== Notes ==
*Although the planet is called Scorpia ("[[Colonial Day]]", "[[Razor]]"), the location subtitles in "Razor" identify the shipyard's name as "Scorpion Fleet Shipyards". It is possible that the installation was given the colony's ancient name.
*Although the planet is called Scorpia ("[[Colonial Day]]", "[[Razor]]"), the location subtitles in "Razor" identify the shipyard's name as "Scorpion Fleet Shipyards". It is possible that the installation is named with an adjectival form of the colony's ancient name, "Scorpio".
*This image of the shipyards and of the planet Scorpia in the background is the first time that viewers have seen any other Colonial planet aside from [[Caprica (RDM)|Caprica]] ([[Miniseries]]). [[Tauron (RDM)|Tauron]] is later shown in the extended DVD cut of "Razor".
*The shipyard is identified as ''Scorpia'' Fleet Shipyards in "[[The Plan]]" and is seen in orbit around the southern hemisphere, while as seen above, in "Razor" it was in orbit over Scorpia's northern hemisphere.


== See Also ==
== See also ==
* [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards]]
* [[Fall of the Scorpion Fleet Shipyards]]
== Related images ==
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Image:ScorpionFleetShipyards - Close 2.jpg|Closeup
Image:ScorpionFleetShipyards-Close.jpg|Further closeup
</gallery>
== References ==
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Revision as of 19:21, 31 October 2009

The shipyards over Scorpia.

The Scorpion Fleet Shipyard(s)[1] were a Fleet dockyard located in orbit around Scorpia.

At the time of the Cylon attack, Pegasus, at least three more battlestars, and three other Colonial Fleet ships are docked there. A Cylon nuclear attack destroys the yards and all ships but Pegasus, which escapes via a blind jump (Razor).

Docked vessels

  • ] [2]. Two others are of the same or a similar design as Valkyrie.
  • The lower left arm of the superstructure seems to berth another vessel, but it can't be seen clearly.
  • A peculiar ship is docked near Pegasus. The ship may be an escort vessel for battlestar groups, almost certainly one of the other ships mentioned by Admiral Cain as destroyed in the shipyard attack (Pegasus).

Notes

  • Although the planet is called Scorpia ("Colonial Day", "Razor"), the location subtitles in "Razor" identify the shipyard's name as "Scorpion Fleet Shipyards". It is possible that the installation is named with an adjectival form of the colony's ancient name, "Scorpio".
  • This image of the shipyards and of the planet Scorpia in the background is the first time that viewers have seen any other Colonial planet aside from Caprica (Miniseries). Tauron is later shown in the extended DVD cut of "Razor".
  • The shipyard is identified as Scorpia Fleet Shipyards in "The Plan" and is seen in orbit around the southern hemisphere, while as seen above, in "Razor" it was in orbit over Scorpia's northern hemisphere.

See also

References

  1. Both "shipyards" and "shipyard" are used in dialogue.
  2. Only one can be seen in the establishing shot of the shipyard, being enclosed by the superstructure on two sides. However, during the battle, a Galactica-type battlestar is shown in a different place. This could mean that the visual effects of the establishing shot and the battle don't fit together. It is unknown if the two are meant to be the same battlestar.