I'm sure that if you deny it long enough, it will -
Actually, no - no, it won't. The uniforms were green.
Uniforms in the new series
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I'm sure that if you deny it long enough, it will -
Actually, no - no, it won't. The uniforms were green.
That seems reasonable.
Uniforms were green.
They came out gold on screen.
Now let's move on.
They came out gold on screen.
Now let's move on.
Nimoy was Human on set, Human on screen.
Spock was Vulcan on set, Vulcan on screen.
Got it?
Slightly different, as the intent was for Nimoy to be a "Vulcan". The same cannot be said for the shirts
What's the issue? Starfleet is the military, and I'm sure in the 24th century there will still be people who practice religion.
Only Zefram Cochrane could get away with that.
NTSC is was seen as yellow, and in HD it is green on screen.
Would the new series benefit with a two piece uniform or a unisex jumpsuit? I prefer TOS uniforms because it's practical and seems fitting for a mission for 5 years. With a variation of the uniforms, should there be some sort of standard? The worst thing I would want to see is the incoherent mess seen in Generations where officers are wearing different variants of the uniforms from scene to scene.
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Enlisted utility jumpsuit:
A few changes here and there, with the pants leg opening for example, and I would pick these.
Just an idea. How would the outfits look if it had the TOS type pants look? You know, show more boots. I love looking at shined, long boots.
I'm guessing that it may be a part of a online game, anybody know who or what a "prism" is, some type of job position?
Haven't a problem with either, I especially like the idea of Starfleet chaplains being stationed aboard starships.
The idea of Marines has been debated among fans for years, I certainly don't have a problem with there being such in Star Trek. The utility of there being some kind of infantry (inside Starfleet or separate) is pretty obvious, at least to me.
Variation on DanSpockWorf's image.
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That's called "blousing the boots". You fold the leg of the pants up inside itself, and strap it down with an elastic band (hooks on each end to close it into a loop) over the top of the combat boot. Takes lots and lots of practice to get it just right. Some people cheat and put the pant legs inside the boots, but I found that to be very uncomfortable because I liked my boots laced up fairly snug.
I'm sure both of them can handle it on their own or with the counselor. Seriously, it is a secular society.
(But I already regret bringing the topic up even tangentially. This will derail the tread. Let's not.)
Like very ordinary civilian clothing?
I'm sure it has at least some secular aspects.
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