Yes, the drawing and handwriting style look like Sternbach, but since Jein led the modeling of the 6' and 2' Enterprise-D models for ILM, it would make sense that he had them in his files.
From the TMP Official Blueprints set.
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Flip side drawing is likely supposed to be the interior of the sphere, possibly from the view of the hatch
Maybe a video game like Star Citizen…I don’t know if it was the Drex Files or Eavesdropping with Johnny—but I think an early concept for Shinzon’s Scimitar was a more vertically oriented design, like WALL-E’s “Axiom,” itself inspired by John Berkey:
John Berkey Art Ltd. | Gallery - Space Studies
Artist John Berkey Space Studies for Sale
NES had this 1986 title called GRADIUS that looked similar.
It was around this time period that FASA game ships had a harder edge after they lost the Trek license.
It screams “video game art.”
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Came across what seems to be the original concept art for what became the Type-8 shuttle from Voyager: https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/star-trek-voyager-upgraded-shuttle-75227969
vtg 1980s concept art - Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise specs Greg Jein v18 - some interesting notes here, and if you zoom in they notated roughly what each deck contained.
vtg 1980s concept art - Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise specs Greg Jein v17
vtg 1980s concept art - Star Trek Next Generation Enterprise specs Greg Jein v17
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