ST-One wrote:
3D Master wrote:
Eric Cheung wrote:
To get the point across to a new generation, changes may need to be made.
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No, they don't. All you need to do is look at the picture of the Doctherman model above to understand that one. If you're incapable of grasping just how magnificent a model the original Enterprise is, maybe you should look for a different genre of storytelling. |
You may like it. I may like it.
But that is because we are already fans.
Todays audiences want something that looks modern. And despite how much you and I like the original design of the Enterprise, it just doesn't look like something that would be designed for a film in 2008 or 2009.
It does look dated.
The movie-era Enterprise on the other hand...  |
Bullshit. I defy you to point out any design element that is inherently dated in any way.
That is: Assuming you didn't know it was designed in the 1960s, what specific aspects of the design ethic would clue you in to the notion that it was an older design, rather than something that was designed as recently as last week?