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{{Disline|This article details the various ground-based, driven vehicles seen throughout the different iterations of the ''Battlestar Galactica'' franchise. For aerospace craft, see [[Viper]] and [[Raptor]].}} | {{Disline|This article details the various ground-based, driven vehicles seen throughout the different iterations of the ''Battlestar Galactica'' franchise. For aerospace craft, see [[Viper]] and [[Raptor]].}} | ||
The use of ground vehicles in ''Battlestar Galactica'' serves as a key indicator of each series' production philosophy and narrative focus. The [[Original Series]] primarily featured bespoke, futuristic military hardware, while its sequel, [[Galactica 1980|''Galactica 1980'']], relied exclusively on contemporary Earth automobiles. The [[Re-imagined Series]] and its prequel, | The use of ground vehicles in ''Battlestar Galactica'' serves as a key indicator of each series' production philosophy and narrative focus. The [[Original Series]] primarily featured bespoke, futuristic military hardware, while its sequel, [[Galactica 1980|''Galactica 1980'']], relied exclusively on contemporary Earth automobiles. The [[Re-imagined Series]] and its prequel, [[Caprica]], adopted a "curated naturalism," using specific real-world but often obscure vehicles to create a unique cultural aesthetic for the [[The Twelve Colonies of Kobol|Twelve Colonies]]. | ||
== Original Series (1978) == | == Original Series (1978) == | ||
The ground vehicles of the Original Series were designed to be rugged, functional, and non-terrestrial, reinforcing the Colonial military's role as a mobile force. | The ground vehicles of the Original Series were designed to be rugged, functional, and non-terrestrial, reinforcing the Colonial military's role as a mobile force. | ||
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