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Might be the clearest measurements of the forward stations out there.

Reeeeally thin font. "If you can read this, the door didn't open properly. Please notify Maintenance." 😄

Is that active?

Kind of like the reddish navigational deflector in TMP after leaving drydock. Low(er) power mode, perhaps?

The second listing is a rendering of one of Voyager's landing legs.

"Ensign, release docking clamps." "Sorry, Captain, we're waiting on a few turbolift cars to be returned from the starbase."

I think you have to say it three times, like the Candyman, to summon him.

Yes. I remember this thread on Twitter. The discussion was leaning toward, if I recall correctly, available shipbuilding materials after UP's loss. Instead of a 100% new space frame, there was recycling from older ships, hence the "refit" actually being a physical different ship. As noted...

The only bits that feel dated to me are the nacelles (and perhaps the carpeted walls inside). I figure they were big and boxy to accommodate shooting the unit and hiding casters. Really sweet work, Rekkert!

ARCHER: Slow down. There, those are the ports that buckled during the last test. They need to be reinforced. (Tucker makes a note and the pod bounces against the ship's hull) Great, you scratched the paint.

I hope there is more. Looks rather interesting.

Just those three categories, sadly.

Exactly. Scotty had trouble because the automation center was barely holding on after TWOK. A small ship with a fully operating automation center could get by with three crew members.

Another nice piece of news in there is that Lora Johnson is in the mix for her research on the Refit.

Regarding the Stargazer, Terry Matalas had this to say over on TrekMovie:

TWC heavily studied one of the original comms you were looking at to make their version.

I remember that series. It was pretty interesting.

I've often wondered about this idea. In TNG, the major characters often made their way in and out of the bridge by the aft lift. Why go around and up the horseshoe when you could just walk diagonally to the forward lift? Maybe there is an operational difference.

I've always been really impressed by this one. Beautiful.

That was just a screen grab from the YouTube 1080 resolution. Someone with the BluRay may be able to get a clearer picture.