How many TOS bridges are there currently?

[chardman]

There's the "Phase II/New Voyages bridge. Which was briefly used by another production...Farragut I believe, who now have their own studio space, and their own TOS-era bridge well underway. So that's two.

Then we have Ajax using the old Exeter bridge, so there's a third.

That makes three bridges that are essentially replicas of the original TOS set. Any others that we know of?

 

[Barbreader]

Star Trek: Eagle has one: http://startrekreviewed.blogspot.com/2009/06/36.html

 

[gastrof]

There are those that'd say the one built for that Mirror Universe episode of ENTERPRISE would fit into the "fan production" catagory.

 

[Potemkin_Prod]

George Kayaian has a TOS era bridge for his series: Star Trek: The Multiverse Crisis
Jeff Sorg built one for his series: Starship Mojave
We built a TUC era bridge for Project: Potemkin

 

[Alex_Kaeda]

George Kayaian has a TOS era bridge for his series: Star Trek: The Multiverse Crisis
Jeff Sorg built one for his series: Starship Mojave
We built a TUC era bridge for Project: Potemkin

I've been trying to find a place to build a Movie Era bridge :-\ on the west coast

 

[Potemkin_Prod]

Go to the Potemkin website (link below), click on DRYDOCK, and scroll all the way to the bottom and read your way up the archive. There's an article on our search for locations to use that chronicles what we went through, and then the rest are about the construction of our primary sets.

 

[Alex_Kaeda]

Go to the Potemkin website (link below), click on DRYDOCK, and scroll all the way to the bottom and read your way up the archive. There's an article on our search for locations to use that chronicles what we went through, and then the rest are about the construction of our primary sets.

I've been following your set construction for months. Its been inspiring.

I especially like your rule against time travel, and mirro universe stuff.

 

[Potemkin_Prod]

Glad to hear it. The rules is the rules. And they make for easier script management. We had three mirror universe scripts submitted before we'd even shot our first episode, none of which I wanted for our series.

So you're looking to create movie-era set on the west coast? Let us know how it goes!