I didn't see any plans for the Type-15 Shuttlepod from TNG...
Every Star Trek Blueprint in existence!?!
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Hey all. Can't remember the thread that asked for them, so I figured I'd post here; as good a place as any considering the topic, I guess. Someone was asking for the little-known "Star Fleet Enginery 2188 - 2264" chart from 1990 by E. Gita Karlutsas. I apologize for the poor quality, I don't have a large enough piece of glass to flatten it, nor do I have a hi-res camera better than an iPhone, and it's too big to put on my scanner. In any case, I do have it and I was able to dig it up. Here it is - a rare piece of Trek blueprinting history. Enjoy!
P.S. - If anyone can remind me where the original request came from, I can post there as well.
P.S. - If anyone can remind me where the original request came from, I can post there as well.
Thank you!
I never knew this was ever made and its very informative for the 2200-2269 era of Ship design 
It's a few posts down on this page:
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?p=11081527
What a terrific find, thank you!
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?p=11081527
What a terrific find, thank you!
Perhaps a wish-list should be started in a different thread to see post-broadcast ST:TOS starships and related materials done up in classic Franz Josef style.
I for one would enjoy seeing the Federation B-Class Way Station done in such a way.
I for one would enjoy seeing the Federation B-Class Way Station done in such a way.
Where did they come from?, I saw them around
Did you know they are the real plans that they used on the tv show. I like them.
Did you know they are the real plans that they used on the tv show. I like them.
It's been a few months, but I've uploaded a new set of full-color schematics of the K-Class Deep Space station.
Click over to this link to view them: http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/k-7-space-station.php
Enjoy (and more to come!)
Click over to this link to view them: http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/k-7-space-station.php
Enjoy (and more to come!)
Well, the tower is the wrong shape, and the "bin" hanging off the back of the main disc is arguably inaccurate, since the Douglas space station model used to make it didn't have a bullet shaped end like that, as seen here:
As the illustrator indicated, "These plans are based on the model built by Greg Jein for the Deep Space Nine episode, Trials and Tribble-ations. Both Doug Drexler and John Eaves put some excellent photos of that model on their blogs, providing me with some very good external views to work from. Greg's version of K-7 had a sharper look to the saucer edges, whereas the K-7 version in the digitally remastered series had a more bulbous look that I wasn't keen on, even though it more closely resembled the original 1967 model. "
Well, the tower is the wrong shape, and the "bin" hanging off the back of the main disc is arguably inaccurate, since the Douglas space station model used to make it didn't have a bullet shaped end like that, as seen here:
Hmmm. But it looks like this does:
http://tos.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/2x15/TOS_2x13_TheTroubleWithTribbles0037-Trekpulse.jpg
Now, ya know something, that got me looking, and I think I figured it out. I blew up the contrast on the following...
Now, one other curiosity...
- Jein's model has the towers curved (again, bulletish), whereas the original's towers are more conical
- Jein's model are a pronounced rounded "turtleneck" around the base of the main tower
- Jein's model lines the "bullet" object over the arm with the bluish topped tower, but the TOS model has to rotated slightly back from that arm
- The antenna details seem to differ from Jein's model (I checked against candid non-fx photos of the Jein's model)
Here's my take on K-7, based more on the original source model than Jein's version;
however, I did keep his "collar" detail, as it made sense to me as part of the clamshell hull feature.
You can't see the "rabbit ear" antennas in these shots, but they're there. Bad "matte" work, I guess...
M.
however, I did keep his "collar" detail, as it made sense to me as part of the clamshell hull feature.
You can't see the "rabbit ear" antennas in these shots, but they're there. Bad "matte" work, I guess...
M.
Happy belated 2016, all. Here's a new set of plans for the U.S.S. Belknap...
http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/uss-belknap.php
Enjoy-
http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/uss-belknap.php
Enjoy-
Another new set of plans for your viewing pleasure Fan made - Discovery Class Starship. This is one massive ship!
http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/discovery-class-starship.php
Enjoy-
Fan made - Discovery Class Starship. This is one massive ship!http://cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars/discovery-class-starship.php
Enjoy-
