I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.What is so hot rod about this ship?
All I see is clunky kids toy. Like it was designed from the start to end up as a merchandising article. Built in a contracted, clunky shape, with thick neck and thick pylons, and the nacelles so close together that a kid can grab the toy with one hand.
The original designs are elegant. It like a comparison between a swan and an ugly duck.
I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.What is so hot rod about this ship?
All I see is clunky kids toy. Like it was designed from the start to end up as a merchandising article. Built in a contracted, clunky shape, with thick neck and thick pylons, and the nacelles so close together that a kid can grab the toy with one hand.
The original designs are elegant. It like a comparison between a swan and an ugly duck.
I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.What is so hot rod about this ship?
All I see is clunky kids toy. Like it was designed from the start to end up as a merchandising article. Built in a contracted, clunky shape, with thick neck and thick pylons, and the nacelles so close together that a kid can grab the toy with one hand.
The original designs are elegant. It like a comparison between a swan and an ugly duck.
Its ugly period!
Its ugly period!
Its ugly period!
Please don't hotlink images. Any images you post should be hosted on web space belonging to you.Now this is a true update of the original design:
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[I like deg's take on it and think it's a beautiful design, but hotlinking to images on his space without his permission is considered poor form. I'll leave the link and remove the image. Please refer to TrekBBS policy concerning the posting of inline images. - M']
Me too.I like them both ways. I like the original enterprise, I like the 2009 design. I'm easy to please.
I love the "hot rod" look of the new nuPrise though overall.
More like a Mustang Mach 1 & a '67 Camero.What is so hot rod about this ship?
All I see is clunky kids toy. The original designs are elegant. It like a comparison between a swan and an ugly duck.
Thank you for your objective criticism.I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.
OMG- THOUGHT here in this thread? Who would have imagined? *claps*Isn't the new Enterprise supposed to be significantly larger than the TOS ship? So then who's to say the new ship's nacelles aren't actually FARTHER apart than the TOS/Movie ship...?
Thank you for your objective criticism.I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.![]()
I donno, I look at the TOS Enterprise now and think do myself, DAMN those Nacelles are tiny. I really like the large nacelles on the new ship. I think they convey a great sense of power. Plus, the ship solves a lot of problems that the TOS ship has.
Fixed.Thank you for your objective criticism.I agree, the Ent looks a little bit like a caricature. But to call the TOS Ent "elegant" is really stretching it... That one has no flowing lines whatsoever. It's more clunky/functional then elegant.![]()
You mis-quoted me as I never said that.
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