Anyone Out There Who "finishes" Starship Designs?

[Dayton3]

I'm working on a starship design on paper. I have the dimensions worked out and I'm working on a four way view of the design.

From the side, above, front, and back.

But they are only penciled line drawings.

I don't have the talent to add the details.

I was wondeirng if there is someone out there who could take my penciled line drawings and add details like lifeboats, shield grid, phaser strips, hull plating, things along those lines?

 

[Dayton3]

This has been viewed nearly 130 times and yet know ones knows someone who will "finish" a ship design?

 

[regemet]

I have a question how can anyone consider it without seeing an illustration of the basic design they would need to work from.

 

[Bernard Guignard]

Is it TOS TMP or TNG ?

 

[Patrickivan]

Dayton3:

The tone of your request may have turned some people off from responding. Furthermore, your following complaint was adversarial.



Please don't get discouraged so quickly. I am sure that if you re-phrased your query, then someone here would be more then happy to help.

For now though, everyone here would certainly like to see what you have designed.

Keep on Treking!

 

[Dayton3]

Thanks.

I didn't mean to be offensive in my request.

The design is of a large Starfleet ship roughly 3,000 meters in length.

I would say it is "post-ST:TNG" in the 2408 time frame.

Just under 30 years or so after the last ST:TNG movie.

The ship has a traditional saucer section with a large weapons pod on the rear of it that is actually a smaller starship itself capable of long term free flight and operations.

The saucer is connected to a very large and wide engineering hull.

From the middle of the "back" of the engineering hull a single huge, thick pylon rises and angles forward. It supports the "transwarp drive wedge". Which is a large flat apparatus that is the "highest" point on the ship where the transwarp engines are mounted.

 

[hellsgate]

http://scifi-meshes.com/forums/

Try posting this in the "General Requests" section.