Strange thing about the hull
- Thread starter Flying Spaghetti Monster
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There's a lot of aeroshuttle discussion here:
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/neelixs-shuttle.305029/#post-13461050
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/neelixs-shuttle.305029/#post-13461050
Size comparison graphic Ent-D, 747, cruise liner, aircraft carrier, some other obscure boat
https://external-preview.redd.it/kW...bp&s=034489290c553c77fb737333790f1195d7723b5b
Yes, but how big is the shuttlebay?
It's bigger on the inside.
Depends on the week and the plot. It's flexible like that.
It's got expansion joints that change its size, they stole them from Warehouse 13 because everyone their died during world war 3
Well judging by the graphic there a 747 might be a bit too big just by a bit. The cruise ships compare nicely in terms of sheer size. Imagine that large one with warp nacelles bolted to the sides.
Oh, I think I remember that. That's from that late 90s movie about the old woman who ignores a lifetime of memories with a husband and family who loved her and dwells on that one night stand she had in her youth.
The height of the vertical stabilizer would be a big problem.
I have a friend that saw that movie 27 times and she is obsessed with that boat
It's bigger on the inside like Charlie's garage in Bumblebee
Warp dynamics or something.
Now, I might put a drop ship to finish the curve out to the shuttle bay. It would look like a lifting body with fins and a ball cockpit. The craft turns over and lands flat side down and the turret becomes a vehicle.
Now one could be sinister with all this and have this crew actually be in that lower engineering hull unable to get to the saucer...and wondering what is going on above...
Only 27? There was a girl I knew in high school who saw it 10 times in the theater and then watched it 20 more once on VHS. Though, that was a Leo obsession, not a boat obsession.
Oh but did your friend get tons of models of the ship and books and stuff?
Again, Leo obsession not boat.
I had the Titanic books, models and the like for a while. I studied it a bit during high school.
Oh yeah my the girl I knew had the leo obsession too but she bought tons of books and models some of which I helped her build and just went nuts.
Ah, I see.
Well, it was my first encounter with a person repeatedly seeing the same film in the theater more than two or three times. Struck me as quite odd.
Four times here.
I wish I had been able to do that.
Also, I should add that I was 13 when this girl was seeing Titanic 10 times in the theater. This was not something I found common behavior at 13.
I always thought 78 was your birth year, but I guess you're a few years younger than I had thought.
