Jayru (JSnaith's) 3D Trek

[Anthony Scott]

Went back to an older project and did some remedial work on it, the USS Ranger NCC-21179-A. She's been fully retextured with updated maps, some errors have been fixed, and the deflector dish rebuilt. As per the original, she still retains the shuttle bays and shuttles I built for her:

I may, someday, get around to sorting out the saucer sep business. But for now, I'm happy with her.

More soon.

Good god man you not only do TMP but TNG also??? She's beautiful! She looks like a variant take on the Probert Ambassador class with your own flair.

 

[knightgrace]

Just beautiful.

 

[Bernard Guignard]

Very nice

 

[JSnaith]

Good god man you not only do TMP but TNG also??? She's beautiful! She looks like a variant take on the Probert Ambassador class with your own flair.

TOS, TMP, TNG and DSC - so far :-)

Just beautiful.

Thank you.

Very nice

Thank you.

 

[Mage]

TOS, TMP, TNG and DSC - so far :-)




Thank you.



Thank you.

Hey buddy. Hope you're doing ok at the moment, under circumstances.

 

[JSnaith]

Hey buddy. Hope you're doing ok at the moment, under circumstances.

Thank you, I am holding up. Not long until the 18th and we see what they say.

 

[JSnaith]

Does anyone play Star Trek Online? Well... this is Traflagar-ish:

More soon

 

[JSnaith]

More soon

 

[StarCruiser]

Now the question is....will this one be finished before October 21st?

 

[JSnaith]

Now the question is....will this one be finished before October 21st?

That's a good question.

 

[JSnaith]

Updates:

And for those interested, here's the inspiration:

 

[Anthony Scott]

Nice work

 

[JSnaith]

Nice work

Thank you

 

[JSnaith]

Update:

Revised the logo as well:

More later.

 

[JSnaith]

Some thoughts on the USS Nelson NCC-3114;

• She's not a one-for-one of the Trafalgar Class, which has some design issues (hence why I made changes).
• She's a big ship - bigger than an Excelsior, and better laid out in some respects. The Intermix Shaft sits very within the hull, as do the rest of the components.
• The nacelles are experimental, possibly another dip into the Transwarp Project on Starfleet's part? I think yes, this is another dive into transwarp, hence the radically different nacelles.
• She shares some design cues with the Excelsior, but she is her own thing.
• I see this ship as a very late 23rd Century, very early 24th century starship - but still a TMP era ship.

More as and when I think of it, and more on the model as and when I get the chance to work on it.

 

[JSnaith]

Upper saucer done;

More later

 

[knightgrace]

About time.

Lord Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson deserves to be remembered...

So should his Flagship, the HMS Victory....

 

[JSnaith]

About time.

Lord Admiral Sir Horatio Nelson deserves to be remembered...

So should his Flagship, the HMS Victory....

Well, the HMS Victory will never be forgotten. It remains the flagship of the UK Navy, in spite of being in dry-dock now.

 

[Anthony Scott]

Well, the HMS Victory will never be forgotten. It remains the flagship of the UK Navy, in spite of being in dry-dock now.

Or the USS Constitution here in the US...

Old ships never truly die.

 

[knightgrace]

The U. S. S. Constitution is an active navel ship. That is, she is still in commission. Every July 4th, she is taken out of the Boston Harbor, and turned around, then redocked, after giving a 21 gun salute.

What she needs is a fully trained crew...

Unfortunately modern weapons would blow her to splinters.

A good series of novels about tall ships, is by David Weber, 'The Safehold'.