I was thinking the same thing, and couldn't recall any instance off the top of my head. That nudged me to vote for only Enterprise on the wall.
Donny's TOS Enterprise Interiors
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I was thinking the same thing, and couldn't recall any instance off the top of my head. That nudged me to vote for only Enterprise on the wall.
I’m drawing a blank. Where on the inside of the ship did we see “U.S.S. Enterprise”?
The dedication plaque on the bridge, maybe?
I love the dedication plaque on the bridge of the USS Enterprise. Have you replicated that, Donny?
Pu-shah. Try coming off of a two-week AFK vacay.
I got a lot of reading to do and likes to give out.@Donny I do like most of the choices you made for the forward bulkhead, including the minimal Enterprise, but I'm not crazy about the shape of the cargo doors or their labeling. No matter how I imagine them opening, I see wasted cargo clearance introduced by the slanted framing.
Anyway, got the fueling station done and detailed the floor a bit more than it was previously. The black lines running from the turntable to the flight deck's aft wall are now inset into the floor, and not just "painted on".
Also, I suppose "in-universe" this fueling station has six nozzles because it is capable of dispensing six different types of fuel which are commonly used by Federation and non-aligned spacecraft throughout known space. Let's say, for whatever reason, the Enterprise takes in a small non-aligned craft into the flight deck. Perhaps it doesn't use the same fuel as a Class-F shuttlecraft, and can therefore be refueled with the correct type of fuel before it departs, as a courtesy to small craft's pilot and crew.
Love this more every time I see it Donny.
On the fuelling stations: Rather than different fuels in the sense of power providing fluids (antimatter, plasma, petrol, diesel, LPG, perhaps?) could it be providing the various basic substances a single shuttle might need: antimatter, plasma, oxygen, deuterium, raktajeno, and spare shirts?
I have a revision of *all* six pipes connecting into a single shuttle at the same time...
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Or one line to each nacelle and the impulse drive for the four shuttlecraft all being fueled at the same time.
Beautiful. Absolutely beautiful.Of course
I can imagine myself inside your bridge wearing an avocado green, command dress.
I usually work feverishly on this project on the weekends, but I feeling a little burned out so I’ll be playing it safe and taking the weekend off to play some video games, and yes...engage in social activities. I’m also pretty busy at work on Star Trek Online right now so I just need a pause from modeling and *gulp* Star Trek.
Not that any of you need to know this, but I’ve gotten quite used to my routine so it feels a little weird to not work on the project this weekend. We all know these breaks never last long so I’ll be right back at it before you know it ;-)
Not that any of you need to know this, but I’ve gotten quite used to my routine so it feels a little weird to not work on the project this weekend. We all know these breaks never last long so I’ll be right back at it before you know it ;-)
Outstanding work. I never noticed where a fueling station would be in the hangar, or how it was delivered to shuttles.
So, I forgot to mention this other convention buy I'm excited about. It's a preorder, slated for release in December 2019, but I had to preorder it at the convention to get a pretty hefty discount.
They were kind enough to let me try on the prototype, which fit like a glove (note that some details of the jacket are missing, notably the "solar system patch" on the shoulder.
Now, to just put it out of my mind for a year and a half....
They were kind enough to let me try on the prototype, which fit like a glove (note that some details of the jacket are missing, notably the "solar system patch" on the shoulder.
Now, to just put it out of my mind for a year and a half....
So, I forgot to mention this other convention buy I'm excited about. It's a preorder, slated for release in December 2019, but I had to preorder it at the convention to get a pretty hefty discount.
They were kind enough to let me try on the prototype, which fit like a glove (note that some details of the jacket are missing, notably the "solar system patch" on the shoulder.
Now, to just put it out of my mind for a year and a half....
