Unless the plasma conduit also runs forward to power the deflector dish?
Interesting, I didn't recall that episode... That makes no sense then, it has one plasma conduit going forward and another going backwards? Still, I might redo the plasma conduits I have on the Budapest to better match those...
On Voyager, it's spelled "TARDIS" but pronounced "shuttlebay."I was very surprised by that revelation as well. I wonder if it has its own TARDIS funhouse as well...![]()
Shuttlebay One is the Captain's Gig.Oh god don't get me started on the shuttlebay. Even beyond the size and infinite number of shuttles, it's called shuttlebay TWO, yet there's only one of them!!
Forgot to add this to my previous post:@FormerLurker: That would be unusual to say the least, as it's not a bay for shuttles but a bespoke dock for a specific craft, which itself is not a shuttle. Plus, it wasn't listed as a shuttlebay on the Enterprise-D, where there were clear shuttlebays one, two and three.
First thought I got was the Prometheus shape but VOY features, which I guess was your goal all along. It feels too gray here, maybe put in ceiling or floor lighting strips to break up the color a bit? Shift the wall or floor tone slightly warmer to add a little contrast?Unrelated to the website, and going back to the USS Budapest, working on its engineering room made me reconsider some aspects of its bridge, so today I did some modifications to it. Most notably I just moved the dedication plaque to a new area and added alert status indicators flanking the egress doors. Plus I changed the circuitry access panels (seen at the right on these renders) with the new version I did for engineering, which is more accurate to how they looked on Voyager. You can see more renders (and read up on the ship) in the new Norway Class page.
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