More TOS engine room pics

[Ian Simpson]

Hi everyone I hope you had a great Christmas.

I have modelled the lift today. Here's the result.
HighresScreenshot00000 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
HighresScreenshot00001 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
HighresScreenshot00003 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
HighresScreenshot00002 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Ian Simpson]

Happy New Year everyone …… oh and regards to captain dunsel

HighresScreenshot00002 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

HighresScreenshot00000 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Ian Simpson]

Hi Guys
I thought I would share some update work on the bridge button material for my TOS bridge. I would like to thank Donny Vesegia for his help with this too.
HighresScreenshot00009 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Ian Simpson]

Hi Guys
Thought I'd post some pics of the Defiant Bridge as it appeared in Star Trek Enterprise "In A Mirror Darkly"
Defiant1 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr


Defiant2 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Sybok Was Wrong]

Excellent work!

 

[STEPhon IT]

Hi Guys
Thought I'd post some pics of the Defiant Bridge as it appeared in Star Trek Enterprise "In A Mirror Darkly"
Defiant1 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr


Defiant2 by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

I love it, Ian, it looks great. Weren't the head lights above the stations were blue?

 

[Bernard Guignard]

Very nice work there keep it up

 

[Ian Simpson]

I love it, Ian, it looks great. Weren't the head lights above the stations were blue?

Hi Well I assumed they were if you are referring to the pizza shaped lights here, BlueHeads by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

And a couple of extra shots ViewScreen by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

ViewFromWeapons by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[137th Gebirg]

Very nice! I believe the lighting under the panels were all different colors but, aside from that, looks like you’ve nailed it.

 

[Ian Simpson]

Very nice! I believe the lighting under the panels were all different colors but, aside from that, looks like you’ve nailed it.

Indeed the lighting on the TOS Enterprise bridge were all different colours, but the Defiant bridge was light differently.

Enterprise by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[137th Gebirg]

AH - Gotcha! I missed the fact it was Defiant. In that case, perfect!

 

[Ian Simpson]

Hi Guys,

I thought I would share my last planned TOS bridge version .
This one is the first bridge for the Star Trek Series used in the pilot "The Cage"
OriginalBridge (1) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridge (5) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridge (6) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridge (8) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridgeComsStation by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridge (2) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Ian Simpson]

I was thinking how the colours reminded me of the Star Trek TMP especially if you have double lifts like here OriginalBridgeDoubleDoors (11) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridgeDoubleDoors (13) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr[/IMG] OriginalBridgeDoubleDoors (11)[/URL] by Ian Simpson, on Flickr
OriginalBridgeDoubleDoors (14) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[Ian Simpson]

OriginalBridgeDoubleDoors (13) by Ian Simpson, on Flickr

 

[BK613]

Absolutely gorgeous! Love the twin-lift variant.

Two observations;
-The Cage bridge rails were unbroken on the sides, with access the command area from front and back only.
-The Cage Captain's chair wasn't on the pedestal.
Reference: http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x00hd/thecagehd0042.jpg

 

[Bernard Guignard]

Very nice work

 

[Ian Simpson]

Absolutely gorgeous! Love the twin-lift variant.

Two observations;
-The Cage bridge rails were unbroken on the sides, with access the command area from front and back only.
-The Cage Captain's chair wasn't on the pedestal.
Reference: http://tos.trekcore.com/hd/albums/1x00hd/thecagehd0042.jpg

Thanks for pointing this out, embarrassing though I have the exact same picture I will amend asap.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Is it me or does the Cage bridge seem smaller than the production version? I somehow think it can't possibly be, and that the only differences were the change of main viewscreen, lighting and paint job, but it always felt more cramped than it did in Kirk's time.

 

[Mytran]

Perhaps the more muted colour scheme is less good at defining the different areas, creating the appearance of a more cramped bridge?

 

[137th Gebirg]

Perhaps. It just seemed that the consoles on the far side appeared closer to the captain's chair. It may also be the kind of camera lens they used between pilot and production. There may have been no physical difference at all, just the way the light and angles were being captured on film. Whatever they did to adjust that greatly improved the look of the bridge.