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The Cylons use an '''organic resin'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> as a major structural component of their [[Basestar (RDM)|Basestars]]. The resin is applied to metal as a viscous black paste. In its mature state, the resin is compared to cartilage. The resin is also compatible with Colonial hulls | The Cylons use an '''organic resin'''<ref>{{bsgwiki term}}</ref> as a major structural component of their [[Basestar (RDM)|Basestars]]. The resin is applied to metal as a viscous black paste. In its mature state, the resin is compared to cartilage. The resin is also compatible with Colonial hulls ([[No Exit]], [[Deadlock]]). | ||
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The Cylons use an organic resin[1] as a major structural component of their Basestars. The resin is applied to metal as a viscous black paste. In its mature state, the resin is compared to cartilage. The resin is also compatible with Colonial hulls (No Exit, Deadlock).
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