A couple of card models from Babylon 5….

[dhanners]

Here are a couple of card builds of Earth Alliance ships from the old TV show “Babylon 5.” One, the Jeanne d’Arc, is canon (except for the name) while the Agincourt is a design I kitbashed. (We kitbash in cardmodeling, too….)

 

The Jeanne d’Arc is a Hyperion-class cruiser. I can’t find the name was ever used for a ship on the show, so I used it. The model was available online years back but I can’t find it now. I added scratchbuilt detail to improve accuracy.

The Agincourt is a kit ash of an Omega-class destroyer. The Omega kit was available on a website that is now long gone. I basically cut out the rotating section and shortened the ship to give it a more utilitarian look.

 

 

 

Edited March 26 by dhanners

[Yg Models]

great paper models 🥰

[M_Sinclair]

Nice to see another B5 fan here. Good work. 

[Nocoolname]

“…the old TV show Babylon 5…”

 

Now that makes ‘me’ feel old 😞

 

It was a firm favourite for me when I was at Uni. To my mind an ‘old TV show’ was something like Space 1999 🥴😂

 

Great looking models there! I never knew anyone created card models of these ships. 👍

[Graham Boak]

Quatermass is old.  William Hartnell as Dr. Who.  Probably first series Star Trek.

 

Babylon 5 is almost recent, last century is probably the worst applicable term.

[Niall]

I've got the following files(I think from the same source) -

Narn - G'Quan Class Heavy Cruiser & Frazi Class Heavy Fighter
Human - Star Fury Fighter
Mimbari - Nial Class Fighter

 

If you want them PM me an email address and I'll send them to you.

[Jim Wasley]

Great work on these Wow who would have believed they were paper models.

Jim 

[dhanners]

Thanks for the kind words, guys. And yeah, I guess “old” is a relative term.

 

I recall when the show was on, I read where folks at NASA said it was their favorite sci-if TV show because the producers generally obeyed the laws of physics. Speaking of obeying the laws of physics….