The Continuity GuideMoonbase Guide
Recreation
by Martin Willey
The Continuity GuideA number of other recreational rooms are seen (apart from the general purpose Recreation Centres and the Solarium). These are the Auditorium - The Troubled Spirit, Koenig's Private Dining Room - The Taybor (revamp Reception) and the Gymnasium - The Testament Of Arkadia (revamp Command Office).
This door sign in Force Of Life reads "Gymnasiums".
The gym in The Testament Of Arkadia is a revamp of the Command Office (plan); all the furniture is removed, although the communications post remains. The wall screen is also gone.
The gym with Olympic bars stacked left, a plate-loaded vertical leg press (too close to the wall to use with plates), and dumb bells in a rack on the right. There are no plates for the bar bells or leg press.
In the foreground are weights machines: a lat pull down and bench press machine.
Bench press on left, lat pull-down on right. Normally you'd need a bench to lie on for the bench press, and a stool for the lat pull-down.
The communications post is in the same position, although twisted slightly for this camera angle.
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This gym is a revamp of the Year 2 Medical Center. The same set, with the hanging lights and a "Solarium Area" sign, is also seen as the Solarium in the start of the episode.
Another gym in The Taybor. The vertical leg press, bench press and bench are the same as in The Testament Of Arkadia. There are no visible free-weights. The lamps are identical to the sun lamps in the Solariums (the text "Solarium" is readable on them). By the door (alongside the vertical press) is a Melpomene hat stand.
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Koenig's Private Dining Room. This is a revamp of the Travel Tube Reception Area. Koenig sits where the receptionist should sit.
Behind Maya are the Travel Tube door labels.
The wall with the Travel Tube doors has been extended by adding an illuminated shelf panel and one standard wall panel. The phone booths, which would be behind Taybor here, have been replaced. Thanks to Marcus Lindoos.
Copyright Martin Willey