another new uniform pic
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Space Nazis.
Interesting. Maybe he wants the other people to get fired, but not this girl.
We need more hats!
Is JohnM going to make these available for sale online?
The uniforms in "The Cage" had hats.
It's becoming apparent that cylindrical orange pylons are going to play a large part in this movie.
I'll be the first to say it: I like'm, cause you know real navies wear hats with their formal wear.
And how the hell could anyone tell if that's a "Comm badge" - looks like a normal delta shape pin sorta of thing but no way to say its a communicator.
Sharr
And how the hell could anyone tell if that's a "Comm badge" - looks like a normal delta shape pin sorta of thing but no way to say its a communicator.
Sharr
I'm beginning to think that the Orange Pylons might be the villains in this movie...
THE PYLONS WERE CREATED BY MAN.
THEY REBELLED.
THEY EVOLVED.
THEY LOOK
AND FEEL
HUMAN.
SOME ARE PROGRAMMED TO THINK THEY ARE HUMAN.
THERE ARE MANY COPIES.
AND THEY HAVE A PLAN.
THE PYLONS WERE CREATED BY MAN.
THEY REBELLED.
THEY EVOLVED.
THEY LOOK
AND FEEL
HUMAN.
SOME ARE PROGRAMMED TO THINK THEY ARE HUMAN.
THERE ARE MANY COPIES.
AND THEY HAVE A PLAN.
That doesn't look much different from a fatigue cap that they used to wear in the U.S. Army - don't know if they still do.
It seems as if there are probably a greater variety of "Starfleet" uniforms in the film than in previous versions of Trek. Considering the many different uniforms worn in the U.S. Armed Forces and given Abrams' asserted intention to make this film seem more "real" that makes some sense.
As for the actor getting fired - it may be that there's more to the context of how this particular picture got taken than we know (maybe she's wandering around outside an area designated for the extras to wait in). Who knows? I don't think the pixelation is probably very effective, though.
It seems as if there are probably a greater variety of "Starfleet" uniforms in the film than in previous versions of Trek. Considering the many different uniforms worn in the U.S. Armed Forces and given Abrams' asserted intention to make this film seem more "real" that makes some sense.
As for the actor getting fired - it may be that there's more to the context of how this particular picture got taken than we know (maybe she's wandering around outside an area designated for the extras to wait in). Who knows? I don't think the pixelation is probably very effective, though.
SPOCKED said:
Clearly see the communicator??? I don't think they had combadges prior to TOS. This fool needs to go to starfleet school!
Actually, this and some of the other recent coverage are good examples of how generic the average non-trekkie's knowledge about "Star Trek" is. Most of the folks who the studio hopes to collect eight bucks from next December probably wouldn't know the difference between the 23rd or 24th century "Star Trek" settings - even if the differences were actually interesting, which for the most part they aren't.
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