#Space above and beyond hammerhead tv#

Earthforce Mk2 SA-23E Mitchell-Hyundyne Starfury The quasi-realistic starfighter from Babylon 5, the Starfury has the distinction of looking like it was actually designed for space combat, rather than appearing to be a conventional fighter aircraft just thrown into a microgravity vacuum because it looks cool. In other words, the F-302 was the gun that humanity brought to an alien knife fight. The starfighter reverse-engineered from alien Goa'uld technology by Stargate Command, it was designed to be a weapon of war to defeat space tyrants who often employed weapons of terror. The spacefaring descendant of the modern day Harrier VTOL, the Hammerhead was the death-dealing battleplane preferred by the Marine Corps pilots of Space: Above and Beyond. USMC SA-43 Hammerhead Endo/Exo-Atmospheric Attack Jet

#Space above and beyond hammerhead tv#

It was cool when Buck Rogers snubbed Draconians with one of these fang-nosed starfighters in his 25th Century TV series. Earth Defense Directorate Star Fighter Mark II So it's got that going for it, which is nice. It's an F-14 Tomcat that can transform into a mecha battlebot ( for better and for worse) as seen in the various incarnations of the Macross/Robotech anime franchise. Dylan Hunt used to help restore the Commonwealth in Gene Roddenberry's Andromeda.

The strangely swoop-nosed starfighter that Capt. And a useful role in large battle sequences, particularly around Deep Space Nine. Not all Star Trek shuttlecraft are shaped like toads. But which is the best of the best? We break down the best starfighter from 10 combat-oriented sci-fi franchises. They make for great visuals (and great merchandise spinoffs). One of the most entertaining conceits in science fiction is the starfighter: a battleplane designed for outer space dogfights.