Is that still an arboretum in the rear of the saucer, or does the lucky engineer stationed on the impulse deck now have an amazing view?
Somehow I knew someone would point that out. I think there are a couple of inconsistencies on this that don't make a lot of sense if you think about them, like the scaled up bridge module, for example. But this is a concept piece more than anything else. I just love how well the detailed surface looks on those classic lines.Thank you, that's very kind.
Thank you! And yeah, it seems like the kind of idea that's so obvious that you'd think someone has done it already.
I...WANT....MOREWhew, right on time. The idea for my entry is actually a couple of years old when I already created a version of this (which, unfortunately, seems to be lost to time), but here it is completely redone. The basic idea behind this is a version of the Enterprise that has the proportions of the original but the surface detail and design of the Enterprise-D. So what I essentially did was remap and reshape an image of the Galaxy class I found online onto the silhouette of Kirk's ship.
I'm calling it the Enterprise NCC-1701-2 from a spin-off called Star Trek: The New Generation.
