Unification screencap request

[Dukhat]

If anyone can make screencaps fron the Unification Bluray, I have a request. During the surplus depot scenes, the Enterprise is flying around other old ships. At one point there is what looks like a very large saucer in the background. I once emailed Mike Okuda about this, and he told me that he thought it might have been a leftover model from the miniseries "V." It does resemble one of the motherships, but I'd like to get a clearer view. Anyone?

 

[Finn]

Trekcore.com is your friend.

Did you mean that thing to the right? Other saucers I found seemed to be of old Starfleet ships.

 

[Dukhat]

That's a standard-def screencap from the DVD. I'm looking for a BluRay cap.

And yes, the standalone saucer at the right is the ship I'm talking about. It doesn't look like it comes from any model used in a Trek production, but it does look similar to one of the V motherships.

 

[BillJ]

That's a standard-def screencap from the DVD. I'm looking for a BluRay cap.

And yes, the standalone saucer at the right is the ship I'm talking about. It doesn't look like it comes from any model used in a Trek production, but it does look similar to one of the V motherships.

Definitely not any Trek saucer that I've ever seen before.

 

[LOKAI of CHERON]

That's a standard-def screencap from the DVD. I'm looking for a BluRay cap.

And yes, the standalone saucer at the right is the ship I'm talking about. It doesn't look like it comes from any model used in a Trek production, but it does look similar to one of the V motherships.

If you tell me roughly where in minutes/seconds, I'll do the BD cap for you.

 

[answare]

That's a standard-def screencap from the DVD. I'm looking for a BluRay cap.

And yes, the standalone saucer at the right is the ship I'm talking about. It doesn't look like it comes from any model used in a Trek production, but it does look similar to one of the V motherships.

If you tell me roughly where in minutes/seconds, I'll do the BD cap for you.

I don't have the BluRay, but on cbs.com, it's 29:43 - 47, right after Riker suggests the Enterprise pays a visit to the Tripoli.

 

[LOKAI of CHERON]

That's a standard-def screencap from the DVD. I'm looking for a BluRay cap.

And yes, the standalone saucer at the right is the ship I'm talking about. It doesn't look like it comes from any model used in a Trek production, but it does look similar to one of the V motherships.

If you tell me roughly where in minutes/seconds, I'll do the BD cap for you.

I don't have the BluRay, but on cbs.com, it's 29:43 - 47, right after Riker suggests the Enterprise pays a visit to the Tripoli.

OK, here we go...

 

[Maurice]

That pic reminds me of something Greg Jein said to me on the phone back around 95. He'd said he'd just gotten back one of the small "flying phallus" rocketship models he'd made for Flesh Gordon, and said he'd try to sneak it into the next spaceship graveyard scene in Star Trek. I replied, "As the USS John Thomas?" He laughed.