Maybe the Klingon emblems have been directional arrows all this time and we've just never realized. It's just that every Klingon place we've seen ever since TNG has been on the bottom floor. 

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No wonder they thought he was guilty in The Undiscovered Country; he'd done the magnetic boot thing before.Oh, please. Kirk is obviously wearing magnetic boots and walking up the walk in that picture![]()
You beat me to it.No wonder they thought he was guilty in The Undiscovered Country; he'd done the magnetic boot thing before.![]()
That might come to mind more often if it were pinned to the top to remind us.This might be a good moment to refer to The Official Fan Art Lounge again, which exists for exactly these kind of interesting side discussions. Just sayin' …![]()
Yeap and the Enterprise was supposed to be upside-down, until Gene flipped it....make of that what you will.That's how it the "Klingon Fleet Emblem" was intended to be displayed in Jefferies design sketches. It was in Star Trek Animated and the movies that it got rotated.
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I remember the story was that the Enterprise was designed the way we remember, but Roddenberry picked up the model by a string during a press appearance, so it flipped upside down, so TV Guide(?) printed their stock photos of the ship upside-down because that's how the reporter saw it.Yeap and the Enterprise was supposed to be upside-down, until Gene flipped it....make of that what you will.
No lol...it was the TOS enterprise during the designing stages, not the finished one. And you are correct, the reliant as wellI remember the story was that the Enterprise was designed the way we remember, but Roddenberry picked up the model by a string during a press appearance, so it flipped upside down, so TV Guide(?) printed their stock photos of the ship upside-down because that's how the reporter saw it.
The Reliant was flipped upside-down during the design process, is that what you're thinking of?
http://bbc.adactio.com/cult/st/interviews/jefferies/page4.shtmlThe version I heard was Jefferies brought the first small rough mock up to Roddenberry for approval, it flipped upside down on the string, Roddenberry liked it, and it took some convincing by Jefferies to keep the design right side up.
That outlet behind Kirk and Spock looks like it's in need of some maintenance. I hope a team comes by to repair it sometime soon.True - even the Starfleet delta would be tilted on its side if a person's wardrobe required it!
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