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Visitor Baby Yes, this is one of the actual props from the production of V: The Final Battle. You can tell that it's Robin Maxwell's child because of its "human" eyes. |
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| Junior sits atop his custom display stand. Note the promotional bumper sticker for The Final Battle. | You may have noticed the webbed fingers during the show, but did you see those bizarre, four-toed feet? I have a hard time believing that adult Visitors could wedge those into human boots. | Aww, isn't that just the cutest little baby butt? |
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| A face only a (Visitor) mother could love. | Nice varicose veins you've got there, pal. | He brings out my fatherly instincts. |
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Visitor Shuttles These are not actual production models, though I'm told that the larger one is a fiberglass copy taken from one of the original molds. Obviously, the paint and detail work isn't professional quality. |
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Location Photos I took these during my year living in Los Angeles. |
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| This drainage tunnel served as a Resistance headquarters in The Final Battle. | So did this lighthouse. | The Visitor Legation. |
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Shuttle Control Panels Actual control panel pieces from the inside of a full-scale Visitor shuttle. |
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Props and Matte Paintings All original production items. No, I don't own these. |
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| Matte painting of the water tanks inside the Mothership. The missing part of the image (through which a metal shelf can be seen) is where the live action portion of the scene took place. | The food storage area aboard the Mothership. | And the Mothership's hangar bay. Again, the black portions of the image are where the full-size actors and shuttles would stand. This is pre-CGI film technology, folks. |
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| Full view of one of the extended shuttles. The props were modular to allow for different configurations. | One of Diana's costumes from the weekly series. | Motherships and shuttles in various sizes. |
