Clay Models Of The Starships?

[Starborn Dragon]

A thought just occurred to me a few minutes ago. I don't think it's an original one, but it could be.

Has anybody ever tried to do a clay model of the Starships in Star Trek? Maybe even ceramic?

 

[Starborn Dragon]

I guess I actually stumped this forum.

I did some searching and didn't find anything, but then I found the website for Miniatures Market and found a lot of Star Trek ship miniatures that I will eventually be buying.

Thank you for the help anyways.

I was simply curious.

 

[Green Shirt]

I guess I actually stumped this forum.

Frak, those 48 hour stumps are making us look bad.

 

[JTShanks]

A thought just occurred to me a few minutes ago. I don't think it's an original one, but it could be.

Has anybody ever tried to do a clay model of the Starships in Star Trek? Maybe even ceramic?

I once attempted to make a Sculpture of the Original Series Enterprise in my sculpture/ceramics class in highschool but it never went anywhere and my artistic skills back then were...... yeah..... they were something. (Still something now if you catch my drift.)

 

[Starborn Dragon]

I guess I actually stumped this forum.

Frak, those 48 hour stumps are making us look bad.

Sorry, but this is a big forum and I thought there would have been at least a couple of responses by now, regardless if there was little interest in this subject.

 

[Kor]

You could try the Trek Art forum.
There are some model builders there. Perhaps they may have seen something in ceramic.

Kor

 

[Starborn Dragon]

Thanks Kor.

 

[publiusr]

You might try Voyager--that is tight enough that the supports aren't too spindly.
The design could even be made into an airship

 

[CRM-114]

Not too surprising that it seems no one's tried it. I've certainly never thought of it before. Besides, it takes more skill than people realize to work in clay.