Picture the Novelverse - Characters, Ships and More !

[Jinn]

@Christopher, Cross Cult made a new cover for ENT: Patterns of Interference!

Personally, I think it's a vast improvement over the original.

 

[Christopher]

Nice, although kind of figurative, given that the ringship Enterprise makes only a brief appearance in the novel.

 

[Tuskin38]

God I love Cross Cult’s covers.

Though, why is the deflector area glowing.

 

[Danlav05]

Out of interest has anyone ever designed interiors for the new Deep Space Nine station, as described?

hub
The Hub serves as the Operations center of the station and is located at the intersection Y and Z rings. It features multiple levels including a centralized briefing table, a dedicated workstation for the Security chief, and multiple other stations. The station Commander's office is directly attached.
Memorial Deck
This deck is positioned just above the Nanietta Bacco Park, with visibility of most of the station. This deck has plaques dedicated to all those who died during the Destruction of Deep Space 9 as well as a plinth describing the original station and its origins. A piece of bulkhead from the first station is also on display here.
Nanietta Bacco Park
The 'Park is a large, natural area featuring a cultivated woodland, swimming pools, a theatre, and other recreational areas. The park also serves as a component of the station's life support system.
plaza
The Plaza is the social and shopping center for the station and serves as the Promenade for the new station. Amongst other establishments located here are Quark's Bar, the theatre, and the Replimat.
Bajoran temple
There was a new Bajoran temple on the new Deep Space 9, located on the plaza, a place of worship for those who followed the Bajoran religion.
Sector General
Also known as Hospital, the Sector General is the medical center of Deep Space 9 and is directly beneath the Plaza.
stockade complex
The stockade complex is the detention facility on Deep Space 9 and was overseen by Commander Jefferson Blackmer.

 

[Christopher]

^A couple of the illustrations here show the park and promenade:

https://www.facebook.com/doug.drexl...10151693525406104.1073742003.570346103&type=3

 

[David cgc]

Also, someone on the Literally Star Trek group was working on a floor plan for the Hub.

I feel like the Memorial Deck and the Hub should switch places. The big glass dome at the very top of the station feels more like a public area, while I'd expect the station's command center to be more, well, central, like at the top of the globe.

 

[JD]

Anybody know if the IKS Gorkon blueprints or whatever they were from The Brave & The Bold Book 2 are online anywhere?

 

[Danlav05]

^A couple of the illustrations here show the park and promenade:

https://www.facebook.com/doug.drexl...10151693525406104.1073742003.570346103&type=3

Also, someone on the Literally Star Trek group was working on a floor plan for the Hub.

I feel like the Memorial Deck and the Hub should switch places. The big glass dome at the very top of the station feels more like a public area, while I'd expect the station's command center to be more, well, central, like at the top of the globe.

Thank you!!

 

[KRAD]

Anybody know if the IKS Gorkon blueprints or whatever they were from The Brave & The Bold Book 2 are online anywhere?

To the best of my knowledge, they aren't.

 

[DS9Continuing]

Also, someone on the Literally Star Trek group was working on a floor plan for the Hub.

I feel like the Memorial Deck and the Hub should switch places. The big glass dome at the very top of the station feels more like a public area, while I'd expect the station's command center to be more, well, central, like at the top of the globe.

I have a vague recollection of Doug Drexler et al originally wanting to have the Hub literally at the centre of the station rather than the top for pure safety reasons - when the command centre of your entire station is in such a vulnerable position on its own at the top, it's basically inviting disaster. It's the same logical problem that has been present in Starfleet design since 1966. But because of in-universe precedent and because it simply helps to visualize for the reader, they went with putting the Hub at the crossover points of the vertical rings instead.

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[Kilana2]

The German cover of Architects of Infinity II...... Guess who the character is?!?

 

[Christopher]

^Cambridge? He does look a bit Hugh Laurie-ish.

 

[Kilana2]

That's our guess on the Cross Cult Facebook page as well....

 

[JD]

That would be my guess as well.

 

[Paris]

Definitely Cambridge

 

[F. King Daniel]

Loving the top view of the refit Voyager. Since the long-promised version never materialised and likely won't before the novelverse reboot, this is it.

 

[USS Firefly]

It's not fair that the German covers are riddiculous beautiful and the American covers so standard/ simple

 

[DS9Continuing]

I'm trying to remember, does Cambridge even have that big of a role in Architects of Infinity?

Or was it just his turn to have his face on a cover?

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[Markonian]

Using STO ship parts, a user recreated the Dark Mirror version of the Galaxy-class ISS Enterprise ICC-1701-D. It includes the "frown"!

Very nice - SO looking forward to finally getting that one.

In other news, Tuskin38 has been so kind as to configure an STO T6 Yamato-Class Dreadnought Cruiser to match the one I use (USS Glencoe ** NCC-1692-X) and I have placed an order to get a model made of it. Sadly, they don't allow dashes in the actual registry when ordering, so I had to settle for just NCC-1692.

For those interested, here are some orthos that were built for the model. They are dead-on! Many thanks to Tuskin for setting that up!

I will post models of the physical model when it arrives.

 

[Csalem]

Not exactly a Novel-verse image, but the poster for the latest Short Treks is similar to the older books and Seekers:
Q&A:
https://twitter.com/startrekcbs/status/1182076187041886208
The Trouble With Edward:
https://twitter.com/startrekcbs/status/1182340259897462784