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The raw video was supposedly taken at the S30 tracking station, using radar to aim and zoom the camera, and smuggled out then later sold to Sightings and Hard Copy (both then produced by Paramount). The object is supposed to be about 6.5 miles away, and there's a horiztonal animated strip about...

Here we have step-by-step instructions on how to duplicate his trademark hairstyle: http://www.time.com/time/interactive/0,31813,2065167,00.html

I posted this link in Trek Tech just to address a question, but I think it's something Niners might like to see: Large photos of the Defiant model at Christie's. http://www.modelermagic.com/?p=9903

Cool weirdness. Here's a video of a machine building a desired object, not one molecule at a time but one LEGO brick at a time according to a CAD fiile. http://hackaday.com/2010/10/18/3d-printing-with-lego/?shared=email&msg=fail

This is a rough start at planning a schematic of this thing. The dimensions should be okay. I used the official length and measured Andy Probert's large images to calculate the beam and height. The mass figure could be wrong. But there are questions to be answered before I draw in the...

This is No. 11 in my collection of schematics of real spacecraft. The others are here: http://lcars24.com/nasagal.html And the 66 Trek items are here: http://lcars24.com/starfleet.html

First, the D7:

Work in progress:

Just a nice link with lots to see: http://www.mutara.net/Christies/EnterpriseA.html

Okay, but in the 24th century we more often use PADDs. :hugegrin:

Just getting a few things blocked in so far . . .

I couldn't find a thread on this, so here goes. Here's a page from OKUDA LOG, a Web site operated by one of our more famous TreBBS members, with discussion and a photo of the Apollo 11 landing site, recently taken by NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter...

I always have trouble qualifying for these art challenges. At least I started and finished this during November. It was, of course, part of the Cold War and space race, was Earth's first starbase (sort of), was the first thing assembled in orbit, and became a symbol of peace and cooperation by...

I think it is possible to build strong, airtight domes on the moon, with only moon dust and sunlight as the raw materials, fairly cheaply before the next humans arrive. This method turns moon dust into moon rock, in any desired size and shape and requires no water or frame, just some...

A little of the U.S.S. Bozeman:

I made this a size that allows decks drawn 5 pixels apart to be spaced at 1/28 ship height, so 3.7 meters deck to deck, with overall height of the ship of 106.87, length 481.32, and beam 341.76. I thought that was reasonable. Then I looked at the Gilso remake of the Jackill schematic and...

Funny about the size. Ex Astris Scientia and other Web sites show it at 336 meters overall length, yet I've looked at Rick Sternbach's drawings, and they all show it scaled to 195. Some of the labeling is from one of his drawings.

How about this one? Okay?

I know the image needs fixing, but first I'm concerned about labeling. I know there's a disruptor cannon in the beak. The nacelles are obvious enough, and there seems to be a tractor emitter where a bird's turd emitter would be. What else? Where are the bridge, impuse, torp launchers...

Here are two more, open for nitpicking: Genesis Device Zephram Cochrane's Phoenix