Blssdwlf's TOS and TOS Movie Era ships

[blssdwlf]

Thanks guys.

Now a couple of renders of a TOS Destroyer concept from last year based off of the Jester-class as built by Forbin.

Flight I has the flight deck in the primary hull with bomb bay-style doors (not modeled yet).



Flight II has the flight deck module added to behind the bridge.

[blssdwlf]

And last for today...

The TOS Starship Class fleet

[Kaiser]

Good chart and Nice Destroyer type ship

Note: Jester class model was done by Forbin but the design was created by Mastercom Data Center or Jackill in the 90's

[Tiberius]

blssdwlf wrote:

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Thanks guys.

Now a couple of renders of a TOS Destroyer concept from last year based off of the Jester-class as built by Forbin.

Flight I has the flight deck in the primary hull with bomb bay-style doors (not modeled yet).



Flight II has the flight deck module added to behind the bridge.

Looks like a TOS Oberth class!

[blssdwlf]

Tiberius wrote:

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Looks like a TOS Oberth class!

Correct. It's based on this Oberth-style model which is a Jackill/Starcraft design that Forbin built (thanks Kaiser )

http://www.inpayne.com/models/starcrafts_asmodeus.html

[blssdwlf]

Funny, I started this model back in 2009 but only got around to building out the main sensor dish



and a version of the Enterprise as seen in the computer displays from "The Enterprise Incident" that I'm calling the "Pre-Pike" version since Captain Pike's Enterprise doesn't have the beveled edged primary hull or the bulged in the middle engineering hull.



and lastly, an update to the TOS Starships fleet...

[Kaiser]

Hmm When in the ep is that beveled edge version from?

[blssdwlf]

http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/thumbnail...bum=39&page=10

Row 5, column 1

[Kaiser]

blssdwlf wrote:

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http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/thumbnail...bum=39&page=10

Row 5, column 1

Hmm kinda looks like drawing on that on card for the Star Trek 25th Anniversary and i think its also in the Art of Star Trek book also

[Redfern]

It's the same image that appears in Whitfield's "Making of Star Trek" (along with the Klingon ship) and appeared upon the earlier (side) box art for the AMT 18" model kit.

Sincerely,

Bill

[Kaiser]

I'll have to add that to the Trek books to get

anyone got a scan of that pic?

[Redfern]

[old geezer voice] "Back in my day, we didn't watch Star Trek unless we had our handy-dandy 'Making of...' volume! No, sir! And later when that Gerrold fellow published his 'Making of...Tribbles' and 'World of...Trek', we kept them nearby, too! It was the only background material we had back then, and we liked it!" [/old geezer voice]

Sincerely,

Bill

[blssdwlf]

LOL. I have a printing from 1986 of TMOST. Kaiser, you can probably find a scan of that on one of the Star Trek blueprint sites. The main differences in that drawing and the build model are variances in position of the hulls. The nacelles are mounted farther out and the secondary hull has more of a curve to it in the forward/middle sections. Also the bevel on the lower edge of the primary hull.

You can see more of the comparison in my other thread about the TOS Enterprise (scroll to middle posts):

http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=119751&page=26

[Kaiser]

blssdwlf wrote:

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LOL. I have a printing from 1986 of TMOST. Kaiser, you can probably find a scan of that on one of the Star Trek blueprint sites. The main differences in that drawing and the build model are variances in position of the hulls. The nacelles are mounted farther out and the secondary hull has more of a curve to it in the forward/middle sections. Also the bevel on the lower edge of the primary hull.

You can see more of the comparison in my other thread about the TOS Enterprise (scroll to middle posts):

http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=119751&page=26

You mean the Tech Manual? I have a copy but i dont remember the pic having a beveled edge on the saucer

[Kaiser]

ok nvm i found a copy of the pic using google search