Who said Fuller was interviewed?
Starship design history in light of Discovery
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Well no one, because Fuller wasn't interviewed.
Eaglemoss interviewed members of the design team who in turn said it was Fuller's idea.
More screenshots of the Intrepid
https://twitter.com/ShipTalkingPod/status/1365346535794503685
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They talked to Fuller, Ben Robinson said so.
In any case, "rumor" would be an odd way to describe what they write there, quotation marks and all, even if it's far from clear whether they are directly quoting Fuller there, or quoting Eaves telling what Fuller told him.
Of course, a fuller Fuller disclosure on what the heck happened would be interesting at some point. Although in my case chiefly from the in-universe-that-wasn't angle, that is, what the heck was supposed to happen in the original take on the first season events and characters.
Timo Saloniemi
Of course, a fuller Fuller disclosure on what the heck happened would be interesting at some point. Although in my case chiefly from the in-universe-that-wasn't angle, that is, what the heck was supposed to happen in the original take on the first season events and characters.
Timo Saloniemi
And the Harry Ki...
oh.
oh.
No, they're already honoring those captains with the suffix letter.
Which is why there will never be a Voyager-K.
Timo Saloniemi
All those angles and gaps make it look like a ship from a cheap 90s computer game
The USS Rayman
A Janeway class vessel, eh? I'd expect that to be powered by coffee, at the very least.
That is lovely
Saw this, looks like DSC Connie but using TOS parts (except the pylons)
https://www.deviantart.com/nichodo/art/USS-Argo-Variant-872258452
https://www.deviantart.com/nichodo/art/USS-Argo-Variant-872258452
That would have been awesome to see.
Apart from the pylons, how it is different from the TOS-E?
No spherical structures on the backs of the nacelles and a shorter neck.
Fair point and I also see that the backs of the nacelles are also slightly narrower (like the DSC-E).
The rest of the ship, though?
About the same. I can't see any differences than the ones we've already mentioned.
Those weren't there in 'The Cage' and in any other episode that reuses those shots/model, which is why the DSC Connie doesn't have them.
Eaves earlier concepts still had the spheres, but it was pointed out by his supervisor that The Cage model didn't have them, so he removed them. This is according to, I believe, the Eaglemoss booklet.
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Just make it look like it was in WNMHGB,by ~ 2264.