First, I need to deal with the latest eviction threat.
I've really gotta get a better job...
I've really gotta get a better job...
I'd also like a peak at those. I didn't mind ENT's ship interiors too much, although they needed at least some colour, but the NX'x exterior was way of base.Forbin said:
I'd LOVE to see Eaves' orginal ideas for the NX.
You married Christie Brinkley, too, huh?Forbin said:
We artists work best when we're suffering.
Probably why I've been so creatively bankrupt the last couple of decades - I'm too damn comfortable.
Forbin said:
We artists work best when we're suffering.
Probably why I've been so creatively bankrupt the last couple of decades - I'm too damn comfortable.
Forbin said:
Ptrope said:That's why I designed Endeavour with stairways and ladders, and the only lifts (2) were in vertical tubes and used solely to get through the height of the ship - they would never move sideways.
Ditto my pre-Kirk SS Reeses. Elevators fore, mid and aft, and lotsa walking.
http://www.inpayne.com/models/kitbash/reeses_cutaway.html
Forbin said:
No, peanut butter!
Eh, waddaya want from a kitbash made of Dick Tracy's Space Coupe, the Jetson's car, and some Space Shuttle boosters?![]()
Forbin said:
We artists work best when we're suffering...
johnhazard said:
Forbin said:
We artists work best when we're suffering...
Suffering is highly overrated. It does more to stifle artistic work than to inspire it.
Constitution Class question: Those windows on the bottom of the saucer- I'm looking to design a lab with an optical telescope looking down through one of those windows. Does that sound like something one might find down there? Just looking for an informed opinion.
Captain Robert April said:
...all you'd really need is a sensor feed, an actual optical telescope would be a waste of valuable space.
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