Replaced the Prime 1701-A with the Kelvin 1701-A at the end of Voyage Home.

[PixelMagic]

My goal was to get this as close as possible to the motion control miniature look.

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[saddestmoon]

That is stunningly beautiful!

great work as always!

 

[Michael]

I agree! That's beautiful! It's amazing how much more weight the ship appears to have once you try to present it like an old school practical model.

Outstanding work!

 

[Spaceship Jo]

Beautiful work. You make it look so substantial.

 

[Firebird]

I just realized there's grain & subtle print damage built into the image. I love the attention to detail!

 

[Lord Other]

Beautifully done. Nicely composed and handled. The Enterprise doesn't look "rendered" and as others have said, the subtle print effects and noise are well composited into the whole. While I personally don't like the Abramsverse / Kelvin Timeline E it's not a bad fit for the end of Star Trek IV and I think would have been reasonable design off-shoot from the TMP Enterprise if such had been the case.

 

[Raul]

Excellent

 

[Mage]

That is amazing..... Kudos to you!

 

[Kemaiku]

That's beautiful, although a lot sadder now that we won't see her in a full movie.

 

[Belz...]

Uh, oh. Missed this thread when it was posted. But then I had a sneak peek!

Thanks a bunch, sir. I can't believe how my casual suggestion became such an awesome demonstration of how good this model can look!