3D interiors in Blender
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@Atolm: Thanks! 
While I'm still rendering out all the final renders for the Parallels bridge, I've been working on the Probert concept, fleshing out the aft and side stations. Still got to add the chairs, as you can see.
The keyboard area here is slightly extruded outward rather than inward as it is on the final bridge, to be a bit more accurate to the concept. I'm planning on adding more fabric padding on each side of the console banks.
Also, in case anyone hadn't noticed yet: THIS THING IS HUGE!
While I'm still rendering out all the final renders for the Parallels bridge, I've been working on the Probert concept, fleshing out the aft and side stations. Still got to add the chairs, as you can see.
The keyboard area here is slightly extruded outward rather than inward as it is on the final bridge, to be a bit more accurate to the concept. I'm planning on adding more fabric padding on each side of the console banks.
Also, in case anyone hadn't noticed yet: THIS THING IS HUGE!
That is an abundance of space! Could almost fit several engineering tables in that area.
How were you thinking of utilising the space?
Still, looks amazing!
How were you thinking of utilising the space?
Still, looks amazing!
@Atolm: Thanks!
While I'm still rendering out all the final renders for the Parallels bridge, I've been working on the Probert concept, fleshing out the aft and side stations. Still got to add the chairs, as you can see.
The keyboard area here is slightly extruded outward rather than inward as it is on the final bridge, to be a bit more accurate to the concept. I'm planning on adding more fabric padding on each side of the console banks.
Also, in case anyone hadn't noticed yet: THIS THING IS HUGE!
I'm betting part of the reasoning for going this large was they could have the briefing room and a bunch of the 'Engineering' and 'Science' scenes play out in the back without extra sets.
The fact that the Observation Lounge on the back of the bridge was built into Sickbay kind of speaks to that last minute change (and cost savings) but they were even kicking around not having Engineering.
This really feels like a 'do it all' command center and I'm really digging it.
Plenty of room to run in your socks and slide!! 
@TemporalBeard: I still need to add the plants behind the sofa (that's a weird sentence to say regarding a starship bridge...), so it's not gonna be that much unused space.
@ashefivekay: I hadn't thought about it that way, but it makes a lot of sense.
@Michael: True, though bizarrely given the laid back design and attitude of early TNG, if this would've been filled with extras I can't help but imagine it more like a shopping mall full of civilians walking than with people in uniform manning the stations.
@valkyrie013: I can totally see them doing this in 'The Naked Now' of they'd had gone with this design.
Here are the finished renders for the Parallels bridge:
@ashefivekay: I hadn't thought about it that way, but it makes a lot of sense.
@Michael: True, though bizarrely given the laid back design and attitude of early TNG, if this would've been filled with extras I can't help but imagine it more like a shopping mall full of civilians walking than with people in uniform manning the stations.
@valkyrie013: I can totally see them doing this in 'The Naked Now' of they'd had gone with this design.
Here are the finished renders for the Parallels bridge:
@Atolm: Thanks!
While I'm still rendering out all the final renders for the Parallels bridge, I've been working on the Probert concept, fleshing out the aft and side stations. Still got to add the chairs, as you can see.
The keyboard area here is slightly extruded outward rather than inward as it is on the final bridge, to be a bit more accurate to the concept. I'm planning on adding more fabric padding on each side of the console banks.
Also, in case anyone hadn't noticed yet: THIS THING IS HUGE!
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Some of you might remember that earlier this year I started a commission for @The Librarian (the USS Stormcrow model) which I was unable to finish due to personal issues and stress I was going through at that time. Rather than taking in a refund for the unfinished commission, they suggested it would be easier if it would just be considered as part of the payment for the next commission requested. This weekend said commission materialized, and as it wasn't an extremely big one (and I don't like being in debt to people), I decided to tackle it this week.
The commission is the bridge of the Nebula-Class USS Zephyr, NCC-76720. The ship is post Dominion War, and the design of the room is a mix of my previous Galaxy-Class bridges, mixed in with some Voyager influence.
The railings on the side stations were extended further back, and translucent glass panels were added to them, similar in style to the Parallels horseshoe glass panel, which was also brought into the design. The horseshoe itself got the upgrades created for the Frontier bridge, but merging to the familiar shape of the TNG version at the edges.
The command chairs are in the usual TNG configuration, but are of the Ent-E design; while the regular console chairs are lifted from the TNG conference room, with the added Starfleet logo on the back. These chairs were also added to the aft looking consoles, and the tactical station.
Several key areas are still in progress. The aft alcoves will be completely replaced, while the LCARS still display the Galaxy silhouette rather than the Nebula on several elements. The orange alert status indicators will also probably go away; and the floors will also receive a new treatment, with new colors and maybe even a different material rather than carpet.
The commission is the bridge of the Nebula-Class USS Zephyr, NCC-76720. The ship is post Dominion War, and the design of the room is a mix of my previous Galaxy-Class bridges, mixed in with some Voyager influence.
The railings on the side stations were extended further back, and translucent glass panels were added to them, similar in style to the Parallels horseshoe glass panel, which was also brought into the design. The horseshoe itself got the upgrades created for the Frontier bridge, but merging to the familiar shape of the TNG version at the edges.
The command chairs are in the usual TNG configuration, but are of the Ent-E design; while the regular console chairs are lifted from the TNG conference room, with the added Starfleet logo on the back. These chairs were also added to the aft looking consoles, and the tactical station.
Several key areas are still in progress. The aft alcoves will be completely replaced, while the LCARS still display the Galaxy silhouette rather than the Nebula on several elements. The orange alert status indicators will also probably go away; and the floors will also receive a new treatment, with new colors and maybe even a different material rather than carpet.
That’s some great lighting!Some of you might remember that earlier this year I started a commission for @The Librarian (the USS Stormcrow model) which I was unable to finish due to personal issues and stress I was going through at that time. Rather than taking in a refund for the unfinished commission, they suggested it would be easier if it would just be considered as part of the payment for the next commission requested. This weekend said commission materialized, and as it wasn't an extremely big one (and I don't like being in debt to people), I decided to tackle it this week.
The commission is the bridge of the Nebula-Class USS Zephyr, NCC-76720. The ship is post Dominion War, and the design of the room is a mix of my previous Galaxy-Class bridges, mixed in with some Voyager influence.
The railings on the side stations were extended further back, and translucent glass panels were added to them, similar in style to the Parallels horseshoe glass panel, which was also brought into the design. The horseshoe itself got the upgrades created for the Frontier bridge, but merging to the familiar shape of the TNG version at the edges.
The command chairs are in the usual TNG configuration, but are of the Ent-E design; while the regular console chairs are lifted from the TNG conference room, with the added Starfleet logo on the back. These chairs were also added to the aft looking consoles, and the tactical station.
Several key areas are still in progress. The aft alcoves will be completely replaced, while the LCARS still display the Galaxy silhouette rather than the Nebula on several elements. The orange alert status indicators will also probably go away; and the floors will also receive a new treatment, with new colors and maybe even a different material rather than carpet.
worf gets a seat! sweet! Looking nice!
So this is a random question. I am starting to work on modeling the equinox bridge. I am having a problem figuring out how wide the Ent-E / Ent-A style consoles are. I've found set prints on the side view of the stations but struggling to find references on width.
How wide do you have you been modeling these stations if I may ask?
How wide do you have you been modeling these stations if I may ask?
I'm really pleased with how the lighting turned out. I'm not a huge fan of the standard ceiling because of how big and white it was, and asked for a setup like the Buenos Aires. The resulting light setup was a happy surprised, we were afraid it might be too dark but I think it works pretty well so far, especially since center area with the least console lighting still has the most direct light from above.
Anyone have thoughts about the conn/ops chairs? I like these for all the side consoles, but I'm wondering if the classic TNG seats might still pair better with that style of forward console.
Anyone have thoughts about the conn/ops chairs? I like these for all the side consoles, but I'm wondering if the classic TNG seats might still pair better with that style of forward console.
I think the chairs are OK, though I think the ones from the Enterprise-E bridge would look better. The TNG-style conn/ops chairs would feel out of place, though.
