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* The prop is later re-used as a piece of set | [[File:BR25 - Flight of the War Witch, Part I - Kane at Communication's Device in Ardala's Quarters.png|thumb|[[Kane]] approaches a communications device, which is a re-use of the [[Draconian bomb]] prop {{BR25|Flight of the War Witch, Part I}}.]] | ||
* The prop is later re-used as a piece of set decoration—a communication's device outfitted with a red light—in [[Ardala]]'s quarters in {{BR25|Flight of the War Witch, Part I|prose=Y}}. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||
Latest revision as of 22:06, 7 March 2021
A Draconian bomb[1] refers to the ordnance loaded on Hatchet fighters.
William "Buck" Rogers, in his guise as a Draconian soldier, uses this ordnance to devastating effect by placing it in the engine exhaust of the Hatchet fighters before they launch from Draconia. Upon being thrust from their launch channels, Hatchet fighters engage their own engines—which detonate the ordnance to both the confusion and humiliation of Kane and Princess Ardala (BR25: Film, "Awakening").
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A Draconian soldier loads bombs into a Hatchet fighter on the flight line (BR25: Film, "Awakening").
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William "Buck" Rogers puts a "banana" in the "tailpipe" of a Hatchet fighter (BR25: Film, "Awakening").
Notes
- The prop is later re-used as a piece of set decoration—a communication's device outfitted with a red light—in Ardala's quarters in Buck Rogers in the 25th Century's "Flight of the War Witch, Part I".
References
- ↑ This is a Buck Wiki descriptive term.