But that isn't really required. Think about how much of the station duplicates itself. You can build a few key modules that could be reused over and over and over again (quarters, docking bays, etc). There are a few very unique places that would require their own set pieces - C&C, the Zoc, etc. - but for the most part you could get away with covering most of the station with just a few sets.

You know, kinda like they did in the show.

As an aside - has anyone seen what space combat in the second edition of the Babylon 5 RPG is like? For my1st ed. game I had to tell people not to bother taking any space combat based characters, 'cause the system was dreadful. Please tell me they have fixed that so I will feel that the game is a worthwhile purchase...

Why is it that for the only TV show that ever had proper vector based ship movement the game designers insist on not using a vector based movement system? (Neither the RPG nor the mass space battle game use it.) The first space combat game I ever played had vectored movement, and that was in the 'seventies!

The Auld Grump