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Ouch. I'd be offended if it weren't so true. ;)

Believe it or not, this project IS still alive. I was planning to resume work on it around the first of the year but I may be able to get something posted a bit sooner. Stay tuned.

There's always hope. ;)

I expect they will largely try to preserve Prime Timeline narrative and historical continuity while mostly going their own way in terms of production design, visuals, costumes, technology, etc. Even then I think they'll probably make an effort to evoke the classic TOS look in various ways...

Love this model. Beautifully adapted from the source material.

And now we come to the last of the Avalon class variants, the U.S.S. King Arthur, bearing the blue and gold livery of the Scout/Reconnaissance division.

Actually, no. These are Photoshop paintovers of the Grandeur 3D model, which is still at the same level of completion it was at in the most recent WIP images that were posted. Some of the paintover detailing, most notably windows, will be carried over to the final Grandeur model but that work...

On to the second Avalon class variant, the U.S.S. Guinevere, adorned with the teal livery of the Science and Exploration division. Based on the same spaceframe as the Grandeur but with a different main deflector assembly and bussard collectors, no Wyvern cannons on the bow, and numerous other...

There's a lot of shape and color language here intended to convey an "evil" overtone, much like the red-tinged running lights on Reliant in Wrath of Khan. One of the things you'll see more of in the next couple images I post is a much bolder than usual color scheme that serves a similar...

Okay, this probably isn't the update you were all expecting but I have a feeling it will generate some interest regardless. A while back, Darren Sexton, a.k.a. the citizen, asked me to do up some illustrations of some Avalon class sister ships for various Grandeur related literary projects he...

I am, indeed, still working on this. The 3D model has not progressed much since the last set of WIP images but I've done quite a bit on some related side projects that I'm hoping I can reveal some time fairly soon. Stay tuned.

The registry number is straight out of the book.

Ah yes, the Corsair, AKA Nell. One of the more, ahem, unique ship designs in cinematic history. If I have to be honest, though, this design draws more inspiration from one of the illustrations in Starfleet Spaceflight Chronology than anywhere else, though really, really, REALLY heavily modified...

Unintentional design inspiration that just occurred to me: It looks like a baby sucking on a pacifier! Which totally fits, by the way. :D

I needed something a little different to work on the past few days so I went back and painted an update of a sketch I did years ago for a certain ship from one of my favorite Star Trek novels. Enjoy. :)

Nice. Looks like somebody built a ship inside a collimated warp field waveform or something.

Dang, I wish I'd noticed this one earlier, I might have taken a shot at this one. :sigh:

It does appear to be mine. I released it publicly years ago with the usual restriction that credit for myself and Franz Joseph Schnaubelt must be given, but a lot of uncredited images and animations have shown up over the years, as well as kitbashes, re-used texture maps, etc. There have been a...

Actually, it currently stands at a little less than 250,000 polys.

You're a little high. ;)