Donny's TOS Enterprise Interiors

[Sibyl]

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[Redfern]

"Fly on the wall"? Let's get a bit more "in universe". How about calling them "tribble on the console" shots?

Okay, that was lame.

 

[ashleytinger]

I absolutely love those shots. Have fun on your trip!

 

[Tallguy]

Action shots from the Terratin Incident!

(The briefing room shot is my favorite.)

Oh, and have fun in Vegas! I'm jealous!

 

[Donny]

"Fly on the wall"? Let's get a bit more "in universe". How about calling them "tribble on the console" shots?

Okay, that was lame.

No, I disagree. “Tribble on the console” is, in fact, genius.

 

[Redfern]

Donny, you're just too nice for your own good!

 

[DrCorby]

Those are beautiful close-up shots! Thanks for sharing, and have fun on your trip!

 

[CorporalCaptain]

@Donny, please back up your work!

 

[Tallguy]

@Donny, please back up your work!

Oh heck, yes! Dropbox, Google, safe deposit box...

 

[Donny]

Oh heck, yes! Dropbox, Google, safe deposit box...

Many gigs of data are backed up online already, with a weekly scheduled backup on Sundays ;-)

 

[Bernard Guignard]

Excellent

 

[TIN_MAN]

They actually use the same texture as my red alert panels used elsewhere, they just don't have the rectangular frame around them. Are you suggesting I should add the rectangular frame as well?

It should be noted I I do have a plan to update the red alert effect soon to be more accurate to the show. I need to schedule myself some time to go back and polish a few of the earlier assets.

As far as the "FJ-inspired floodlights", I assume you're referring to the two identical structures at the top of the hangar ceiling above the bay doors? I actually didn't change anything about their appearance or shape from what is seen in reference of the original filming miniature of the hangar bay set. Perhaps you're just seeing them from a different angle and are surprised at how elongated they actually are? Because I was surprised too when I modeled them.

Oh, okay. I thought I saw unlit light panels added to the rectangular doohickeys at the top of the clamshell doors, must have just been a reflection. Sorry, may bad.
Anyway, as for the red lights; yes, I was thinking in terms of adding the borders -at least in close ups- just to add a little realism.
Keep up the good work and have fun on your trip!

PS About those hatch doors leading to the elevators, have you considered making them slightly curved so they might have room to slide around and thus be more practical?

 

[aridas sofia]

The doors could look just like any doors on the ship, but function as sophisticated tambours that roll to either side of the opening.

 

[Maurice]

"Fly on the wall"? Let's get a bit more "in universe". How about calling them "tribble on the console" shots?

Okay, that was lame.

Flat cats, my friend. They're flat cats.

 

[blssdwlf]

This is one of the best things about this thread - learning new things all the time

Flat cats, my friend. They're flat cats.

 

[scifieric]

Which ended up with me roaming around my project anyway to take some "fly on the wall" shots of each of my TOS sets so far.

Oh lord, a lot of those look like photographs from the set! I'm actually jealous!

 

[scifieric]

Flat cats, my friend. They're flat cats.

MARTIAN flat cats!

 

[Maurice]

MARTIAN flat cats!

Heinlein in the book mostly just refers to them as "flat cats" without the martian qualifier.

 

[FormerLurker]

But "The Folderol With Flatcats" doesn't flow trippingly from the tongue.

 

[scifieric]

Heinlein in the book mostly just refers to them as "flat cats" without the martian qualifier.

I like specificity!