Set blueprint exchange

[Rekkert]

Some fantastic updates, and I'm glad you're doing better @Redgeneral!

Worth pointing that, while very useful, those Defiant blueprints have a myriad of differences vs how the set actually was during the show, especially regarding wild walls. Those were probably further modified during construction or early on for better filming.

 

[publiusr]

By Grabthar's Hammer, I spotted something which I think is filed in the wrong place:

STVI saucer

STVI saucer Archive of Star Trek Set Blueprints

frogland.co.uk

So that’s what the Doomsday Machine would look like if found by Xindi reptilians.

 

[Lt. Washburn]

An unbelievable amount of work! Glad you're back.

 

[Redgeneral]

@Lt. Washburn Glad to be back - health has been a bit rough whilst I've been away and it did reduce my energy a lot.

I've been thinking about making a downloadable version of the archive. There is a problem as my current host limits the size of individual files and zipped versions of some folders would break the limit.

Once the update backlot is reduced, I will see about trying to put a copy on archive.org - it should be doable, though due to the sheer size (17GB), it may be updated a couple of times a year max.
Possibly instead of one big download, it would be one per section (e.g. set plans, LCARS, etc.)


A set of Enterprise-E set plans has gone to ebay, including the FC observation lounge, Bridge ceiling and some of the ready room

Star Trek Enterprise E Original Authentic Blueprints Rare Vintage - Set of 9! | eBay

So SEVEN(7) BLUE Blueprints and TWO(2) white Blueprints covering the following They are 24"x36" (ARCH D size). There are NINE(9) Blueprints Total. Two are on white vellum, and NOT marked 'reproduction' as on white paper copies floating around.

www.ebay.com

 

[batboy853]

Awesome! There have been so many great prints popping up online lately!

 

[publiusr]

This covered already?

Star Trek: Voyager ORIGINAL Art Starship Odd Design original prod. artwork

This is from a group of drawings that aren't as fully detailed or colored or as glamorous as the main renderings from Star Trek, but they are still part of the production history. They were used to ge ...

www.yourprops.com

 

[137th Gebirg]

Huh…. Don’t think I’ve ever seen that one before. It has Sternbach’s signature and it’s definitely his drawing style.

He really had the bridge exterior locked in, didn’t he?

 

[Count]

Huh…. Don’t think I’ve ever seen that one before. It has Sternbach’s signature and it’s definitely his drawing style.

He really had the bridge exterior locked in, didn’t he?

it's appeared in various concept art books for voyager, and in the eaglemoss mags at some point. There's more oberthy variants too in certain areas.

 

[NervousEnergy]

Two interesting schematics of the Enterprise-D by Greg Jein (builder of the original filming miniature), I don't think I've seen these come up before.

vtg 1980s concept art - Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise specs Greg Jein v1

vtg 1980s concept art - Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise specs Greg Jein v2