1/650 scale Enterprise D

[REL]

Here's where I am on this so far. Thanks for looking.

 

[Brutal Strudel]

Awwwww yeah, dass whut I'm tawkin' 'bout, baybeeeeee!

Um, I mean: Capital work, old bean. Do carry on, if you please.

 

[S'kai]

Awesome.

 

[Forbin]

Are you gonna do the rib detail on the phaser collimators?

 

[Cary L. Brown]

One thing I noticed... and that more people would be aware of after Andrew Probert's picture in a prior "Ships of the Line" calendar.. is that you seem to have put the "Calypso" in as a fixed, permanent detail, unable to be detached.

Any particular reason for that choice?

 

[Arlo]

The D's yacht isn't really canon, per se, so I don't think it's a big deal.

 

[FalTorPan]

The model looks amazing. I do have a couple questions, though...

* Are the "knobs" on the upper aft nacelles really that large? I don't doubt the quality of your research, but they seem larger than I recall.

* Which references do you consider the most authoritative? For example, to my untrained eye, the engineering hull's overall shape looks more like that of the four-foot filming miniature than that of the six-footer.

 

[ancient]

That is some beautiful work!

 

[ThomastheCat]

Looks magnificent as always, REL.

Cary L. Brown said:
One thing I noticed... and that more people would be aware of after Andrew Probert's picture in a prior "Ships of the Line" calendar.. is that you seem to have put the "Calypso" in as a fixed, permanent detail, unable to be detached.

Any particular reason for that choice?

Seems like a very small detail to include for the headaches it'd cause, even on a model of this size.

 

[Epsilon IX]

REL said:
Here's where I am on this so far. Thanks for looking.

^Awesome! The Galaxy has to be one of the best ship designs in sci-fi history EVER!!! :thumbsup:

 

[Professor Moriarty]

An insane level of detail, as usual. :thumbsup:

 

[Bill Morris]

Spectacular!

 

[Santaman]

As usual a great work of art REL.