Our Cylon costume armour on the set of Battlestar Galactica [2003]. The figure was a display onboard the Galactica, which was decommissioned as a war ship at the beginning of the series.
Cylon costume & display
Vacuum metallized high impact ABS components, and custom fitted textile bodysuits in various colours: television 'mauve/purple', grey, or black with ribbing.
Cylon eye electronics
Click above linked image (left) to see the bright LED sweep of our custom designed electronic eye unit.
Our Cylon costumes at conventions
Parody VIDEOS: Centurion in distress!
Let's face it, Tricia Helfer isn't hard to look at, and
that's not fair competition really, apples and
oranges. The new look of the robotic Cylons
are also very impressive with their terrifying
locomotive pursuit style. Despite all these
gargantuan improvements to the look of special
effects driven shows, computer generated magic
hasn't been kind to the welfare of the classic
centurions. This photo is from the set
of a SPACE commercial spoof by creative director
Gord McWatters, heralding the return of
the classic show to broadcast television for the
fall of 2005, starring Scott Maple as the Cylon.
Apple computer users will find the above image as a 'widget' on Apple.com's website. You know you've arrived when you're a desktop icon.
Celebrity Enemies (and friends) of our classic Cylon costume
Actor Michael Hogan (Colonel Saul Tigh) goes toe to toe with an ancestor.
Actor Richard Hatch (Classic Apollo) autographing our control arm vambrace armour. Actor Aaron Douglas (Chief Tyrol) and an associate.
Actor Leah Cairns ('Racetrack') keeps up her personal defences, as we're sure she's accustomed to.
Actor Leah Cairns ('Racetrack') finally cozies up to one of our cylons. Is there a buried plot line here? (Images courtesy of Marcel Damen of Galactica.TV Check out his amazingly detailed and definitive research page on all things CYLON here.)
Actor Dirk Benedict (Classic Starbuck) makes peace with the enemy.
DeLorean Motor Company Client: Cylon Protects Time Machine
The DeLorean Motor Company (Florida) has tight security on the gorgeous automobile of the same name.
Resources
and Credits
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An
early conceptual drawing by Ralph McQuarrie of the
centurions with Boltar.
Later developed for production by technical designer Andrew Probert, the centurions would be seen in
the "neoGreek" form as we know them today.
Interestingly, Mr. Probert had a hand in designing
the look of the Back To The Future time machine (the
DeLorean).
Scott Maple of Kropserkel
provided 'classic' Cylon design costume and
prop consultation for the Battlestar Galactica
(2003) miniseries pilot in which one classic
Cylon appeared onboard the Galactica's museum safely behind glass.
Photographs
of our Cylon costume were provided for use with
the Battlestar Galactica DVD collector's set
(2003-2004).
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