At the end of the 1970s, NBC, which was looking for a showpiece content to compete with ABC's "Galactica" TV series in the U.S., decided to make "Buck Rogers" a TV series against the background of ABC discontinuing "Galactica" broadcast despite its high ratings. The special effects were done by David Gerber and Wayne Smith under the direction of D. Trumbull, and the prop design was done by SW production artist Ralph McCulley and others. The SFX for the preceding "Galactica" was also under the direction of D. Trumbull, and the team of John Dykstra, who was already independent, worked together, and prop parts from "Galactica" were appropriated and used as the subject matter. Battlestar Galactica1978 Channel video here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HY0Ol2Fuzeo.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_n87FK17mfA.html
The story takes place in 2018, after Judgment Day, when "Skynet," ruled by autonomously awakened AIs, launched a nuclear attack on humanity. John Connor, who has become the leader of the Resistance, takes command on the front lines of the battle against the Machine Army, which is further strengthening its equipment to eliminate all humans. In a time loop setting, Marcus Wright works with Kyle Reese, who becomes John Connor's father in the near future. He was once a powerful cyborg created by fusing machines and living organisms as research material for Skynet. The Harvester is a giant mecha that harvests the human survivors alive on the ground. Marcus Wright, having lost the memory of his own creation, is now fighting Kyle Reese and the giant Harvester. The mecha that separates from the Harvester leg and relentlessly pursues it is the Moto Terminator.
This tank established the operational basis for the development of the modern MBT. The production history of each version of Tank III and the correspondence of the subject model photographed this time are as follows. Type A May 1937- Short-barreled 46.5 caliber 3.7cm gun prototype Type B October 1937 - Short-barreled 46.5 caliber 3.7cm gun, improved undercarriage Type C - Short-barreled 46.5 caliber 3.7cm cannon, improved undercarriage Type D January 1938 - Short-barreled 46.5 caliber 3.7cm cannon, improved undercarriage Type E December 1938 - Short-barreled 46.5 caliber 3.7cm cannon, torsion bar suspension Type F September 1939 - Short-barreled 42 caliber 5cm cannon, reinforced armament and armor Type G April 1940 - Short-barreled 42 caliber 5cm cannon, Tropical spec Type H October 1941 - Short-barreled 42 caliber 5cm gun, widened track Type J December 1941 - Short-barreled, 42 bore, 5cm gun, new body design Type L (Late J) - Long-barreled 60 caliber 5cm gun, increased armor ...Subject front row center/HengLong 1/16 modification (African front tropical spec) Type M October 1942 - Long-barreled 60 caliber 5cm gun, wading function Type N June 1942 - Short-barrel 24 caliber 7.5cm cannon, Type J/L/M conversion to firepower support tank ...Subject front right/HengLong 1/16 modification (Northern Italian Front spec) The subject model of the Type Ⅲ derived type photographed this time. Ⅲ Type H Submarine tank ...Subject front left/HengLong 1/16 (river wading spec) Ⅲ assault gun ...Subject back right / HengLong 1/16 Ⅲ recovery tank ...Subject back left/HengLong 1/16 custom modification (Vinterkötten track spec)
The correspondence between the production history of each version of Tank No. IV and the subject model photographed is as follows Type A Oct. 1937- Type B December 1937 Type C Type D January 1938 Type E Type F1 April 1941- Writings in front of left/HengLong 1/16 Earliest trial modifications Subject front row, 2nd from left/HengLong 1/16 modified Type G (late Type F2) May 1942- Subject front row, 2nd from right / modified HengLong 1/16 Type H, April 1943 Type J, June 1944- Subject front right / TAMIYA 1/16 The production history of the main derivative armored fighting vehicles and the correspondence between the models photographed are as follows No. IV Assault Gun December 1943- Subject back row left/HengLong 1/16 modified Assault Gun No. IV, December 1943 - subject back row, second from left / BANDAI 1/15 Assault Gun IV December 1943 - subject back row, 3rd from left / BANDAI 1/15 modified Hummel 1943 - subject back row 4th from left / BANDAI 1/15 modified Hummel 1943 - subject back row 5th from left / BANDAI 1/15 Wirbelwind 1944- Subject middle right/HengLong 1/16 modified
