Spoilers The thing in bay 12

Could someone please do some vertical friendly 4k beauty shots of the fat one? I need a new iPhone wallpaper

 

Wait, was the viewscreen always covered in carpet?

 

Direct 360 link

http://prmntpl.us/EnterpriseD360

 

No way to walk behind the horseshoe!

 

Close has to count for something!

 

That's why I wrote what I wrote

 

History ... (albiet in a different reality) does not repeat itself ... but it often rhymes!

 

Yeah, it’s higher resolution, but the TNGTM and Captain’s Chair CD-ROMs had more than four nodes.

 

Chair even had all the consoles and a hidden BoP bridge

 

I absolutely loved this. I really missed the Enteprise-D and it was great to see her in aciton once again. If this is how the TNG-Era ends, I, for one, am completely happy with it. A 10/10 from me. Well done to everyone involved.












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Still looks like SF's most advanced starship after all these years.

 

Concept renders of the Big-D
https://twitter.com/DaveBlass/status/1649552561416830976/photo/1

 

She STILL looks contemporary, even after all these years. She’s like the Guggenheim or a Barcelona chair. Timeless design. Mr Probert was a genius.

 

Bye bye, D. Thanks for the memories.

 

Turns out it was indeed intentional!

 

THEY MADE IT SO!

I watched the finale with my best friends in the world (who I met over 30 years ago while standing in line to see Star Trek VI). Before the episode started, I told them that I had made a plea to the Great Bird to give us the opening is hoped for. I literally yelped with joy when the Enterprise-D carried the banner for the franchise. Hooray!!

 

I found the amount of wear and tear on the Saucer on her last trip out to be reasonable.

it was clear she had seen some shit

 

I remembered your post and actually thought of you when the D appeared. I was also quite happy with it.

 

Reminds me of one of the key visual differences between the Enterprise NX-01 and the Columbia NX-02. I wonder if it was a deliberate callback to that too.

 

So that's how ships are made.