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Riley Dynamics, est. 1980
est. Aug. 28,1997
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Welcome to the workshop! Here I plan on showcasing some of my modelling and design work.
I have tried to break the site down by categories based on the genre the model came from, although custom models will be found among them as well as stock kits. As I get pictures developed and scanned, I will be adding more to this site.
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Due to the large number of images, these pages may take some time to load.
Please be patient.
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| Battlestar Galactica | Star Trek | Star Wars | Other Models | Miniatures |
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Here you will find my collection of designs for various vessels. It contains just Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica designs for now, but I do intend to expand into other areas.
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I have also included links to a few sites I have enjoyed
CultTVman's Sci-Fi Modelling Page--Home to another showcase of models as well as a good deal of useful info for the modeller
Thomas Models--Source for many conversion kits, rare kits, and conversion parts
Roguewing's Room--Home to much of my other information, such as Artwork, stories, etc.
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STAR TREK and all related imagery and copyrights and trademarks of Paramount
Pictures Corporation.
Designs from FASA and Battletech are Copyright of the FASA Corporation.
Star Wars is copyright Lucasfilm Ltd.
Battlestar Galactica is copyright Universal Pictures Corporation.
Babylon 5 is copyright Babylonian Productions.
Warhammer 40,000 and related terms are copyright Games Workshop.
All other material on this site is Copyright by PT Riley except where otherwise
noted
This page was last updated March 25, 2002
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I would like to take this time to thank those who allowed me the use of their
scanners before I acquired mine, without which this page would have remained
on the drawing boards for a long time.
I would also like to thank Jim Stevenson for allowing the use of many of
the schematics from his websites