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[[File:Battle of Galactica Logo.jpg|thumb|Logo for ''[[Battle of Galactica]]'', circa 1979-1980.]] | |||
'''''Battle of Galactica'' merchandise''' relating to the [[Universal Studios]] attraction of [[Battle of Galactica|the same name]] consisted of the following: | '''''Battle of Galactica'' merchandise''' relating to the [[Universal Studios]] attraction of [[Battle of Galactica|the same name]] consisted of the following: | ||
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This monochrome [[w:ironstone china|ironstone china]] plate measures 10-inches in diameter and manufactured under license by Enco National Corporation in the [[w:United States of America|United States of America]]. It could also double as a food plate. | This monochrome [[w:ironstone china|ironstone china]] plate measures 10-inches in diameter and manufactured under license by Enco National Corporation in the [[w:United States of America|United States of America]]. It could also double as a food plate. | ||
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File:Universal Studios Hollywood - Collector's Plate - Front.jpg|Full front view of the plate. | File:Universal Studios Hollywood - Collector's Plate - Front.jpg|Full front view of the plate. | ||
File:Universal Studios Hollywood - Collector's Plate - Closeup Center.jpg|Front center close-up, featuring the tour tram and stating "Universal Studios California." | File:Universal Studios Hollywood - Collector's Plate - Closeup Center.jpg|Front center close-up, featuring the tour tram and stating "Universal Studios California." | ||
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It features fewer attractions than its predecessor: ''[[Battle of Galactica]]'', ''Attack of Jaws'', ''Stunt Men in Action'', and ''Collapsing Bridge''. However, it commemorates the newest attraction introduced on 13 June 1980<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://www.thestudiotour.com/wp/studios/universal-studios-hollywood/theme-park/past-attractions/castle-dracula/|title=TheStudioTour.com: Castle Dracula|date=|accessdate=24 August 2019}}</ref> entitled ''Castle Dracula''. | It features fewer attractions than its predecessor: ''[[Battle of Galactica]]'', ''Attack of Jaws'', ''Stunt Men in Action'', and ''Collapsing Bridge''. However, it commemorates the newest attraction introduced on 13 June 1980<ref>{{cite_web|url=http://www.thestudiotour.com/wp/studios/universal-studios-hollywood/theme-park/past-attractions/castle-dracula/|title=TheStudioTour.com: Castle Dracula|date=|accessdate=24 August 2019}}</ref> entitled ''Castle Dracula''. | ||
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File:Universal Studios Hollywood - 1981 Collector's Plate - Front.jpg|Full front view of the plate. | File:Universal Studios Hollywood - 1981 Collector's Plate - Front.jpg|Full front view of the plate. | ||
File:Universal Studios Hollywood - 1981 Collector's Plate - Back.jpg|Full back view of the plate. | File:Universal Studios Hollywood - 1981 Collector's Plate - Back.jpg|Full back view of the plate. | ||
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== Ink Pen == | |||
A pen commemorating the ride was available. | |||
== Pennant == | |||
A pennant featuring an artistic depiction of the ride was available. | |||
== Postcards == | |||
Multiple different postcards were created promoting the ride. | |||
== Snow Globe == | |||
A small, plastic snow globe with the upper-halves of two Cylon Centurions that moved via a see-sawing motion was available. | |||
== Souvenir Bag == | == Souvenir Bag == | ||
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Souvenir booklets would show some in-depth background into the amusements and amenities of the park. | Souvenir booklets would show some in-depth background into the amusements and amenities of the park. | ||
== | == View-Master == | ||
In 1987, Universal Studios offered visitors [[w:stereoscope|stereoscopic]] photo reels of various attractions for the [[w:View-Master|View-Master]]. | |||
Among the "Studio Tour No. 1" release were four images of the ''[[Battle of Galactica]]'' attraction on "Reel A." "A1" featured two photos depicting the tram's entrance of the attraction (erroneously titled "Tram enters ''Battlestar Galactica''"), while "A2" depicts the laser battle inside the Cylon battle cruiser (titled "Colonial Warrior Engages in Fierce Laser Battle"). | |||
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Universal Studios Tour - Studio Tour No. 1 - View-Master Reels.jpg|View-Master reels out of their packaging. | |||
Universal Studios Tour - Studio Tour No. 1 - View-Master Packaging - Front.jpg|Packaging for the View-Master reel set, featuring the ''Battle of Galactica'' slides. | |||
Universal Studios Tour - Studio Tour No. 1 and 2 - View-Master Packaging Set - Back.jpg|Backside of the packaging for the View-Master "Studio Tours," complete with erroneous description for the ''Battle of Galactica'' ride. | |||
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== | == Related Videos == | ||
{{#evu:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Lv0OCYP74w|alignment=center|description=<div style="text-align:center;">The "Toy Polloi" presenter goes over various merchandise that survived since the ride's closure, as well as version of the "Colonial Warrior" costume made specifically for the ride. <br/>Note that the presenter made various erroneous assumptions as to how closely the attraction's costume was to the [[Original Series]] costume—as a majority of this costume displayed here was made well after the cancellation of both the Original Series and ''[[Galactica 1980]]''. (Circa 28 March 2015.)</div>}} | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
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[[Category:A to Z]] | [[Category:A to Z]] |
Latest revision as of 22:11, 20 February 2024
Battle of Galactica merchandise relating to the Universal Studios attraction of the same name consisted of the following:
Collector's Plate[edit]
1980 Edition[edit]
Beginning in 1980, the "Universal Studios California" collector's plate featured the Battle of Galactica attraction, alongside the various attractions that were a part of the Universal Studios Tour.
This monochrome ironstone china plate measures 10-inches in diameter and manufactured under license by Enco National Corporation in the United States of America. It could also double as a food plate.
1981 Edition[edit]
The 1981 edition of the plate differs from its predecessor in not only its 7-inch diameter size and use of colors, but also in construction as a purely decorative piece. It was manufactured in Korea by an unspecified company, and featured holes in the top rim at the base (or backside) of the plate, allowing a metal wire to be looped through so as to facilitate wall-hanging.
It features fewer attractions than its predecessor: Battle of Galactica, Attack of Jaws, Stunt Men in Action, and Collapsing Bridge. However, it commemorates the newest attraction introduced on 13 June 1980[1] entitled Castle Dracula.
Ink Pen[edit]
A pen commemorating the ride was available.
Pennant[edit]
A pennant featuring an artistic depiction of the ride was available.
Postcards[edit]
Multiple different postcards were created promoting the ride.
Snow Globe[edit]
A small, plastic snow globe with the upper-halves of two Cylon Centurions that moved via a see-sawing motion was available.
Souvenir Bag[edit]
A white plastic bag sans handles featuring "Battle of Galactica" on one side. Plastic bag measures 16 inches tall by 11.5 inches wide.
Souvenir Booklet[edit]
Souvenir booklets would show some in-depth background into the amusements and amenities of the park.
View-Master[edit]
In 1987, Universal Studios offered visitors stereoscopic photo reels of various attractions for the View-Master.
Among the "Studio Tour No. 1" release were four images of the Battle of Galactica attraction on "Reel A." "A1" featured two photos depicting the tram's entrance of the attraction (erroneously titled "Tram enters Battlestar Galactica"), while "A2" depicts the laser battle inside the Cylon battle cruiser (titled "Colonial Warrior Engages in Fierce Laser Battle").
Related Videos[edit]
References[edit]
- ↑ TheStudioTour.com: Castle Dracula (backup available on Archive.org) (in English). Retrieved on 24 August 2019.