Do you like the *NEW* NCC-1701? Simple Yes or No.

[Hartzilla2007]

Hey I said it once I will say it again.

Say what you will about Abrams design but it looks more like the original design than that Stardestroyer hybrid piece of crap they were planing to use for Planet of the Titans which you can look since its Forbin's avatar no offence to his taste.

 

[Captain Robert April]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

 

[StarTrek1701]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

What's your true beef with the new design? Be honest.

 

[tomalak301]

I do like it even though it looked a tad bit squished in. Still, it's very retro looking but keeping with new century graphics.

 

[BigC]

Not just no, but hell no.

 

[Herkimer Jitty]

Ok, let's be honest the design sucks. They should have gone with the Ken Adams Planet of The Titans sketch and stuck some neons on it instead.

 

[tauntme]

Hopefully we get a full 3D view of the re-modeled Enterprise.

 

[Acheron]

 

[Hartzilla2007]

If that isn't an oops moment I don't know what is.

 

[EJA]

I think I could learn to like the new look, though I reckon the bridge could do with looking less like that of the NX-01.

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

It's sure going to be a lot harder to trace than the TOS ship is.

 

[TigerOfDarkness]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

But the whole iconic design that Matt Jefferies came up with *is* a "saucer with three cylindrical projections, one below and two above".

The new Enterprise is still the same thing, only the details have been changed.

I look forward to the toys coming out...

 

[Hartzilla2007]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

You do know that Rodenberry oked the ugly Stardestroyer thing for Planet of the Titans don't you.

 

[Hartzilla2007]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

But the whole iconic design that Matt Jefferies came up with *is* a "saucer with three cylindrical projections, one below and two above".

The new Enterprise is still the same thing, only the details have been changed.

I look forward to the toys coming out...

Does that include the Burger King ones or just the Playmates ones. Mostly I just want the new ship.

 

[Santaman]

But the whole iconic design that Matt Jefferies came up with *is* a "saucer with three cylindrical projections, one below and two above".

The new Enterprise is still the same thing, only the details have been changed.

Oh so by that anology a tug and a battleship are exactly the same, they both are ships aren't they?, except from "some details"....

Its the amount of "details" that make the original 1701/refit great designs and the Rebootprise a puke worthy piece of white molten goo.

 

[TigerOfDarkness]

By that standard, so does a pizza pan attached to three paper towel rolls.

But the whole iconic design that Matt Jefferies came up with *is* a "saucer with three cylindrical projections, one below and two above".

The new Enterprise is still the same thing, only the details have been changed.

I look forward to the toys coming out...

Does that include the Burger King ones or just the Playmates ones. Mostly I just want the new ship.

Agreed - Just the ship.

But the whole iconic design that Matt Jefferies came up with *is* a "saucer with three cylindrical projections, one below and two above".

The new Enterprise is still the same thing, only the details have been changed.

Oh so by that anology a tug and a battleship are exactly the same, they both are ships aren't they?, except from "some details"....

Its the amount of "details" that make the original 1701/refit great designs and the Rebootprise a puke worthy piece of white molten goo.

The precise shape of the intercoolers (e.g.) are the details - and no - a battleship and a tug are not the same.

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[cooleddie74]

If that isn't an oops moment I don't know what is.

Terry Gilliam is doing f/x work for TREK XI? Genius!!! On the serious side, though, I imagine strong antigrav boosters combined with chemical rocket thrusters would be employed to raise the Enterprise from the surface into orbit unless one planned to do a Statue of Liberty on her, assemble her at the construction site and then break her down all over again into smaller chunks just to make the trip easier.

 

[Captain Fine]

I don't know how people can bash the JJprise but love the TOS and refit versions. It doesn't make intellectual sense to me. I understand the emotions behind it, but there's no *logical* reason for it.

 

[Beyerstein]

The Enterprise looks great. It's chris pine that we should be worried about.

 

[Admiral Buzzkill]

The Enterprise looks great. It's chris pine that we should be worried about.

No reason in the world to worry about him. He looks and acts great, too.