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Blueprints of TOS sickbay equipment?
It could be debated this might be better suited for either the Trek Tech or Trek Art sub-forums, but I reason since people need to build props and "furniture" for their fan films, they might have the resources.
I want to recreate (in digital format) some of the furnishings in McCoy's sickbay as depicted in the original 1966-69 series, particularly the tilting diagnostic bed that also served as a surgical table. Beyond the screen captures that can be accessed at TrekCore, does anyone know of some "elevation" type illustrations anywhere on-line? Yes, I know of the 3D model that can be downloaded from XCalPro.com (and thus save the effort of making one), but that one is more of a general "approximation". Sincerely, Bill |
Re: Blueprints of TOS sickbay equipment?
iirc the old Trek Medical Reference Manual had the layout of sick bay.
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Re: Blueprints of TOS sickbay equipment?
Actually, it looks like Davros was onto something.
Checking out the Cygnus-X1 site, it appears the old "Medical Reference Manual" was updated at some point, probably years after I bought my copy. Apparently some new pages were added, including a profile of the examination/surgical bed. http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/blu...rm/page151.jpg While not as not as I wished, it is better than nothing. Using this diagram in addition to the screen captures I collected from TrekCore, I should (in theory) be able to model a closer approximation of the exam table. Still, if anyone has some more detailed illustrations, I certainly will not refuse them. ;) Sincerely, Bill |
Re: Blueprints of TOS sickbay equipment?
It's not from the "official" medical reference manual, but you'll be fine if you use it. In fact, it's pretty darn good.
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Re: Blueprints of TOS sickbay equipment?
Glad I could help
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