Those are a goldmine. It always amazes me how much more gets produced than we ever get to see.
Set blueprint exchange
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Propstore auction has a set blueprint that has both Captain and crew chairsnew auction list up on Juliens, things of note (apart from a tonne of LCARS panels)
Ambassador Class Blueprints (https://bid.juliensauctions.com/lot...ise-uss-enterprise-c-design-production-copies)
Type 7 shuttle blueprints: https://bid.juliensauctions.com/lot...rnicus-shuttlecraft-blueprint-production-copy
DS9 Studio model itself (https://bid.juliensauctions.com/lot...ginal-deep-space-nine-space-station-miniature)
TMP bridge crew chair wtih dimensions (we have captai's chair, bu not crew chairs)
Star Trek: The Motion Picture | Chair Control Panel Sketches
An original sketch showing the intended design for the arm control panels on the bridge chairs featured aboard the USS Enterprise in the production of the fibid.juliensauctions.com
Propstore Auction Lot #1196
I think those have been in the blueprint archive since the auction went live last year.
Are these better or same quality as the blueprints already in the archive? I can't tell.
They do contain one shee that's not in teh archive and the side sheet shows some closeups of the bussards and other annotated features the archive versions don't. And the image seems a bit different on the Y axis (the ciruclar saucer profile is closer to circular in these than in the ones on teh blueprint, so they may be more shape accurate)
They do contain one shee that's not in teh archive and the side sheet shows some closeups of the bussards and other annotated features the archive versions don't. And the image seems a bit different on the Y axis (the ciruclar saucer profile is closer to circular in these than in the ones on teh blueprint, so they may be more shape accurate)
Again, neither sets nor concept art (but I don't know a better thread for this, or anyone good to post this to on Bsky/Twitter), but there's a cool piece of artwork from Andrew Probert for sale on ebay: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/256733373882?
I've seen it before; did it get used in one of the early Ships of the Line calendars?
I remember that! The K'Tinga has Starfleet markings too, including what looks like an NCC number. I think the story behind that was that he created it when they were still working under the impression that the Klingons had joined the Federation (very early TNG).
I had a lot of trouble tracking down the website where he'd posted the image. I was looking at the Internet Archive version of his newer page, before I remembered I'd linked to it before and it'd probably be easier to find that. Here it is, and the description:
This is how I envisioned the ceremonious launching of the first operational Galaxy Class Starship while in synchronous orbit over the fabrication facilities of the Utopia Planita Fleet Yards, -Mars.
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The orbiting Assembly Station is a modified Sternbach-designed facility, sporting traditional red, white, & blue (plastic) bunting for the occation. The attending ships are proudly aligned along the ship's launch corridor in salute to the fleet's newest member. Three of them have even been repainted as a tribute to earlier ships which carried the same name as the vessel being launched.
You'll even see a former enemy's new ship, which also carries the same markings as this honorguard.
I like how one of the Constitution refits has the "skylight" rec room windows Probert suggested (and Lora Johnson later included as a "contractor's sketch" in Mr. Scott's Guide).
Completely off-topic to the conversation at hand, I found a couple of misplaced images on the archive. For the Stargazer studio model, image "Stargazer (36)" is the ready room model, so it should be moved to that folder. Conversely, "Stargazer - ready room (19)" is actually the full studio model, so it should be taken out of the ready room folder.
I think these blueprints are actually of the shuttle built for Star Trek the Experience, just filmed on the DS9 stage:
See this video for refrence:
See this video for refrence:
My anti-virus doesn't like your frogland links. Says they're unsafe.
@Redgeneral - Not sure if you aware but your website's security certificate might have expired or something changed on your server. Getting a bad certificate when going to the https version of your site.
It looks like @Redgeneral hasn't logged on since mid-October. I hope he's OK.
Hi
I haven't been active since October as I am currently going through a very rough patch regarding my health. I have several long term health issues and they flare up strongly from time to time.
At the moment all updates to the archive and to the reverse engineering projects are on hold until I'm in a better state. I am hoping to be more my usual nature by February.
Archive site issue: The warnings are because the links are https and the site is http - its the nature of the server webspace that its the older http standard. If the links are made with http, then there will be no issues.
Current status of the Galaxy Project release:
* New version from scratch of the reinforced door - blueprint complete
* New regular doors from scratch, and turbolift doors updated to match - blueprint complete
* New doorbell button panel - blueprint complete
* Master systems display season 1 - blueprint complete
* New version of Shuttlebay series 1-2 with updated floor markings, shuttle entrance door, and revised area around reinforced door - partially blueprinted
* K-arch corridor structure - modelled, but not yet blueprinted
* Corridor layout - partially modelled including the series 3 extension
* Hathaway engineering - partially modelled
* Reused wall panels - modelled but not yet blueprinted
* Turbolift still in development phase
* Need to update the straight arch section blueprint
Hathaway engineering v3. The part of the set the warp conduits enter is never seen on screen, however thanks to Joe, the most likely reused stock was identified.
Its part of the tactical room in TNG Emissary, which was one episode before.
I haven't been active since October as I am currently going through a very rough patch regarding my health. I have several long term health issues and they flare up strongly from time to time.
At the moment all updates to the archive and to the reverse engineering projects are on hold until I'm in a better state. I am hoping to be more my usual nature by February.
Archive site issue: The warnings are because the links are https and the site is http - its the nature of the server webspace that its the older http standard. If the links are made with http, then there will be no issues.
Current status of the Galaxy Project release:
* New version from scratch of the reinforced door - blueprint complete
* New regular doors from scratch, and turbolift doors updated to match - blueprint complete
* New doorbell button panel - blueprint complete
* Master systems display season 1 - blueprint complete
* New version of Shuttlebay series 1-2 with updated floor markings, shuttle entrance door, and revised area around reinforced door - partially blueprinted
* K-arch corridor structure - modelled, but not yet blueprinted
* Corridor layout - partially modelled including the series 3 extension
* Hathaway engineering - partially modelled
* Reused wall panels - modelled but not yet blueprinted
* Turbolift still in development phase
* Need to update the straight arch section blueprint
Hathaway engineering v3. The part of the set the warp conduits enter is never seen on screen, however thanks to Joe, the most likely reused stock was identified.
Its part of the tactical room in TNG Emissary, which was one episode before.
I apologize. I was talking to Batboy.
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