Set blueprint exchange

[Redgeneral]

@137th Gebirg I think you may be right, they were practical, but I don't have any close up reference. All the photos I have are long shots and blurry - I can't compare texture etc.
We do have the blueprint though - http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set B.../index.html#img=Engineering - Warp core B.png
Both the propstore ring and the warp pylon conduit disc are 1'3" x 2 - so this is the most likely candidate.

The propstore description "Rings like this encircled the warp core of the Enterprise" is somewhat off.

 

[Count]

Seems like an elevations plan for the TMP K'Tinga is in the current auction too: https://propstoreauction.com/lot-de...HE-M?uact=5&aid=456&lid=172712&current_page=0

 

[Redgeneral]

New archive update - a mix of backlog, some replacement larger images, and the latest propstore auction.

However the Voyager prototype model, Refit closeup model, and Mirror Darkly UI propstore items all used photos from their previous auctions, so are already on the archive.

Set Blueprints​

Enterprise D - Engineering
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise D/Engineering/index.html
Image: Engineering - TNG Warp Core
[Replacement hi-res image - it is now 4x larger and fully readable]

Enterprise D - Corridor
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise D/Corridor/index.html
Image: Corridor - Engineering
[Replacement hi-res image]



Enterprise Reboot (Kelvin Timeline) - Transporter
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set B...boot (Kelvin Timeline)/Transporter/index.html
Images: Transporter Model (1-3)

Enterprise Reboot (Kelvin Timeline) - Stage Plans
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set B...boot (Kelvin Timeline)/Stage Plans/index.html
Image: Stage model - Into Darkness


Enterprise Refit - Cargo Hold
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Cargo hold/index.html
Image: Docking Ring

Enterprise Refit - Recreation Room
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Recreation Room/index.html
Images: Ship Display (1-6)
Glass displays of the Enterprise lineage.

Enterprise Refit - Quarters
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Quarters/index.html
Images: TMP - Quarters (4)
[Replacement hi-res image]

Enterprise Refit - Sickbay
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Sickbay/index.html
Images: Standard bed (2) [New], Examination Bed (2-3) [Replacement hi-res images]

Enterprise Refit - Bridge
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Bridge/index.html
Images: TMP Captain Chair (2), TMP Bridge chair (1)
[Replacement hi-res images]

Enterprise Refit - Ship Surface
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Enterprise Refit/Ship surface/index.html
Image: Hull section (1)
[Replacement hi-res image]


Experience - Experience shuttle
DS9 Vegas moved to folder. Thanks to @Rekkert for identification


Farpoint
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Farpoint/index.html
Images: Farpoint Station (9-11)
[Replacement hi-res images - Replaces 1-3]



Misc Alien Set Plans - Jellyfish
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Misc alien set plans/Jellyfish/index.html
Images: Jellyfish Ship (1-2)
[Replacement hi-res images]

Misc Alien Set Plans - Q Court
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Misc alien set plans/Q court/index.html
Image: Q Courtroom (3)
[Replacement hi-res image]


Shuttles - Travel Pod
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Shuttles/travel pod/index.html
Image: Docking connector, Travel pod interior A (2)

Shuttles - Air Tram
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Shuttles/Air tram/index.html
Images: Air Tram full size (1-2)


Starfleet - Epsilon 9
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Starfleet/Epsilon 9/index.html
Image: Epsilon 9 (2)
[Replacement hi-res image]


Stargazer Titan - Consoles
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Picard/Stargazer Titan/Consoles/index.html
Images: Console C (14-15)


Vger
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Set Blueprints/Vger/index.html
Image: Vger Maw

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Concept art​

Shuttles - Travel Pod
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Shuttles/Travel pod/index.html
Images: Early Travel Pod (1-3), Travel Pod Interior (2), Travel Pod Exterior (1)


Enterprise Reboot - Interiors
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Starfleet ships/Enterprise - Reboot/Interiors/index.html
Images: ST09 - Engineering (1-2), ST09 - transporter


Kelvinverse ships - Franklin
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Starfleet ships/Kelvinverse ships/Franklin/index.html
Images: Franklin Bridge 1-4, Franklin ship exterior

Kelvinverse ships - Kelvin
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Starfleet ships/Kelvinverse ships/Kelvin/index.html
Images: Kelvin Corridor, Kelvin Bridge 1-3


Voyager - Voyager Concepts
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Starfleet ships/Voyager/Voyager concepts/index.html
Images: Voyager concept CGI (10-11), Voyager concept Sternbach (12)
I've not seen these ones before, so an interesting find.

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Ship Blueprints​

KTinga
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Ship Blueprints/KTinga/index.html
Images: KTinga (10-14)
Includes contours for the control pod, and ortho overviews for final TMP version.


Enterprise D
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Ship Blueprints/Enterprise D/index.html
Images: ENT D (6-10)
These are the same sheets as numbers 1-5 from Heritage, but the Propstore ones (6-10) are much larger images.

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Physical models​

Decals - TMP Enterprise
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Decals/TMP - Enterprise/index.html
Images: TMP B (5), TMP C (1), TMP D (1)

Decals - Voyager
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Decals/voyager/index.html
Images: Voyager (10-14)
[Replacement hi-res images]


Enteprise Refit - Moulds and casts
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Enterprise Refit/Moulds and casts/index.html
Images: Bridge moulds and casting (1-2)

Dry dock - Closeup
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Dry dock/Dry dock closeup/index.html
Images: Dry dock closeup (1-4)
Thanks to @Count for finding this

Dry dock - Moulds and Casts
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Dry dock/Moulds and casts/index.html
Images: Panel Casting (1-2)

Study Models
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Physical Models/Study models/index.html
Images: Oberth study model (2-3)

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Costumes​

Gorn
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Costumes/Gorn/index.html
Gorn head casting

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LCARS​

Alien UI - Denobulan
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/Alien UI/Denobulan/index.html


Movie Era - Enterprise Refit (I-III)
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - Movie Era/Enterprise Refit (I-III)/index.html
Images: Biobed (1), Button panel A (1-4)

Movie Era - Phase II
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - Movie Era/Phase II/index.html
Images: MSD (1-2)


Picard
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - Picard/index.html
Images: Orbital Transport (1-3)

Picard - ENT D recreation
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - Picard/ENT D recreation/index.html
Images: Riker (1-2)


TNG
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - TNG/index.html
Images: Circuit A (1-3), Buttons A (1), Buttons B

TNG - Bridge
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - TNG/Bridge/index.html
Images: Ship overview (1-2)


Sovereign
Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/LCARS/LCARS - Sovereign/index.html
Images: Navigational Reference (1-3)

 

[korblborp]

Kelvinverse ships - Franklin
New Folder: http://archive.frogland.co.uk/Concept Art/Starfleet ships/Kelvinverse ships/Franklin/index.html
Images: Franklin Bridge 1-4, Franklin ship exterior

that is a much much better bridge for the Franklin than we got, although it could do with a little more clunk, drawing more influence from the NX01...

 

[batboy853]

@Redgeneral

Also as an FYI there have been a ton of TNG Lcars posted to Juliens in the past few months from the Picard Ent-d Bridge.

 

[nightwolf1982]

@Redgeneral

Also as an FYI there have been a ton of TNG Lcars posted to Juliens in the past few months from the Picard Ent-d Bridge.

Links?

 

[batboy853]

Some of these might already be present in the archive, and I did not really sort them as I am currently swamped with work.

https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/items/1842419/star-trek-the-next-generation-doorbell-prop

Star Trek: Generations | Enterprise-D Hand-Gelled Film Negative Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Generations | Klingon Bird-of-Prey Hand-Gelled Film Negative Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | Large "Critical Care" Alien Hospital Backlit Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/items/1842713/star-trek-voyager-propaganda-poster-from-workforce

Star Trek: Voyager | Distressed Control Pad Set Dressing

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | Harry Kim (Garrett Wang) USS Voyager Intrepid Class Ops Station LCARS Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

https://www.juliensauctions.com/en/items/1842494/star-trek-voyager-large-prophecy-klingon-backlit-map

Star Trek: The Next Generation | Transporter Room LCARS Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan | Sickbay Bio Bed Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home | Klingon Bird-of-Prey "HMS Bounty" Damage Control Monitor

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier | USS Enterprise-A Keyboard

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country | Door Chime Set Dressing

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country | USS Enterprise-A MSD Display Screen Crew Gift

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: The Next Generation | Patrick Stewart "Captain Jean-Luc Picard" Command Chair Control Panels

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | Type-8 Shuttlecraft Control Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: The Next Generation | "Qpid" LCARS Transparency

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: The Next Generation | Production-Made Labels and Decals Poster Board

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: First Contact | Enterprise-E Turbolift Panel Set Dressing

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Insurrection | Bartisi Starfleet PADD Prop

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine | Klingon Bird-of-Prey Light-Up LCARS Control Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | Door Chime Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | Future Timeline Mess Hall Door Window

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Voyager | "Shattered" Astrometrics Lab LCARS Display Screen

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Top and Side View Replicator Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Captain's Chair LCARS Panels

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D First Officer's Console LCARS Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D First Officer's Console Base Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D CONN Chair LCARS Side Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Engineering Station LCARS Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D OPS LCARS Control Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D OPS Chair LCARS Side Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Captain's Chair LCARS Panels

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D CONN Chair LCARS Side Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Tactical Station LCARS Panel

www.juliensauctions.com

Star Trek: Picard | USS Enterprise-D Door Chime

www.juliensauctions.com

 

[Lt. Washburn]

Those Julien's listings are a little disappointing as there are no dimensions given.

 

[NervousEnergy]

Star Trek Concept Art for sale | eBay

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www.ebay.co.uk

A bunch of Star Trek TMP costume concept art currently listed on ebay by pezdudewelch / David Welch-Childhood Memorabilia.

 

[publiusr]

And here I thought this pure STO.

Voyager concepts

Voyager concepts Archive of Star Trek Set Blueprints

archive.frogland.co.uk

An Ent-D book had a Voyager like pointed hull—and a segmented saucer with variable geometry nacelles that could slide atop pylons.

Mr. Sternbach’s Superwarp ships at the end of his Chronology—I want to see more on those.

He was kind enough to give us side views of Canopus and Baton Rouge a decade or so ago.

 

[batboy853]

This graphic has shown up in auctions several times but I’m 90% sure this panel is from the voyager sickbay console

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier | USS Enterprise-A Keyboard

www.juliensauctions.com

 

[cardinal biggles]

^Good eye. Either way, those are definitely LCARS buttons and not movie-era Okudagrams

 

[NervousEnergy]

A few eBay auctions today - we might have seen these before but I thought I'd just include them all..

Door labels:

• A GENUINE STAR TREK TNG UNUSED 'CAPSULE' STICKER PURCHASED FROM RICK STERNBACH
• GENUINE STAR TREK TNG UNUSED 'CAPSULE' STICKER PURCHASED FROM RICK STERNBACH

TMP Costume Sketches:

• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Vulcans
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art SPOCK Class A
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Senator Betelgeuse
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Security Guard B-X
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Saurians aliens
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Rhaandarite female
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art REC ROOM uniform
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Persis Khambatta B-X
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Leisure Shirt REC
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art L Fonda style 1,2
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Jump Suits rec room
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Field Jacket
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Civilians saris
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Civilian R. Fletcher
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art Arcturian Commander
• STAR TREK The Movie 1979 photo wardrobe costume concept art ALIENS #7X

 

[publiusr]

The TMP jackets seemed close to what we saw in The Cage.

 

[Just a Bill]

First of all, thank you so much for developing and maintaining this priceless archive... it has been a huge help in my daft project to build a huge tabletop TOS set model. I don't have any new resources, but I would like to offer an identification for one of the drawings.

In the TOS stage blueprints, I'm certain that the yellowed image named Stage 9 - unknown.jpg was drawn up for The Enemy Within. Kirk's cabin is marked for redress as Janice's quarters, Leo Penn only directed this one episode, and "6149-5" is the Desilu production code for this episode.

By my reckoning, this makes it the earliest Stage 9 set plan we have. It has a lot in common with the ones for Charlie X and Balance of Terror, but also some interesting early details:

• Engineering was drawn up differently from what we know, with the "turbines/energizers" near the opposite side, and what looks like a pretty elaborate column structure on the open side. For filming, it seems like these would end up pushed a little more "east" (if we pretend the plans have north at the top).
  
  
• It looks like they had also planned to use the curved wall from Pike's quarters in the entrance foyer to Engineering.
  
  
  
  
  
• As with other early plans, the transporter console is shown pretty far to the "south" and right up against the wall — perhaps this was in anticipation of needing room for the dog crate?
  
  
• The bottom-most turbolift is adjacent to that unique little wall segment that curves inward, but on this plan the final straight portion does not protrude into the corridor as far as it does on later ones. I'm wondering if when this was sketched up, Matt just naturally followed the existing corridor perimeter and didn't leave quite enough real-world space for the stagehand to squeeze inside the wall to operate the southern sickbay door. And actually I'm not sure there was really enough room here to easily work the western lift door, either. The need to adjust this later — possibly in a hurry as filming began — could explain why that little corner of the corridor network ended up looking so quirkily unique, with the unusual "narrowing" effect and the opposite wall breaking out of the circular footprint.
  
  
  

 

[137th Gebirg]

That is weird. I wonder if it's a forced-perspective kind of thing that they had to do at the last minute because they ran out of room or something.

They already planned for that rounded inside cut to prevent the two walls from colliding. Maybe they mis-measured it and picture 2 is the "fix"?

 

[Just a Bill]

I don't think it was mismeasuring; I think the pieces were made as drawn, but when it came time to film they discovered that the stagehands couldn't get to the door mechanisms. The more I think about it, the more it seems likely that they had to adjust this in a hurry. Surely the curved adjustment piece was already built, and they had to just bump over the segments that were already in place on set so that the doors could be operated and the director could get back on schedule. If there had been more time, it wouldn't have been hard to make a less distracting adjustment with a couple of straight segments, say along these lines.

It really does look to me that Matt designed that "bump-in" in order to preserve the inner and outer curves and make it look like they continued as usual around the saucer, just with the inner one's radius increased a bit. But ironically, it seems that both curves got violated in a scramble to stay on schedule. The inner bump was always fine, interesting even, but that outer bend against the flow has always bothered me and, in conjunction with the weird angle of the wall containing the turbolift doors, makes the whole corridor suddenly jerk away from the ship's centerline and bend the wrong way, against the curve of the saucer. In the image below, the center of the ship (and the stage 9 set) are to our right, not our left. That alcove on the right is the entrance to the sickbay ward room.

Now at least I have a working theory that might explain it from a production perspective. And they did fix it later, probably during preparations for season 2. The image above is late first season — The Alternative Factor — and this end of the corridor was improved some time prior to The Changeling. (To bend the curve back inward, they straightened out the prior dogleg in the "east" wall of the sickbay ward room and moved the beds more toward the center of the saucer, making room for the corridor to follow its natural path.)

 

[Mytran]

I don't think it was mismeasuring; I think the pieces were made as drawn, but when it came time to film they discovered that the stagehands couldn't get to the door mechanisms. The more I think about it, the more it seems likely that they had to adjust this in a hurry. Surely the curved adjustment piece was already built, and they had to just bump over the segments that were already in place on set so that the doors could be operated and the director could get back on schedule. If there had been more time, it wouldn't have been hard to make a less distracting adjustment with a couple of straight segments, say along these lines.

It really does look to me that Matt designed that "bump-in" in order to preserve the inner and outer curves and make it look like they continued as usual around the saucer, just with the inner one's radius increased a bit. But ironically, it seems that both curves got violated in a scramble to stay on schedule. The inner bump was always fine, interesting even, but that outer bend against the flow has always bothered me and, in conjunction with the weird angle of the wall containing the turbolift doors, makes the whole corridor suddenly jerk away from the ship's centerline and bend the wrong way, against the curve of the saucer. In the image below, the center of the ship (and the stage 9 set) are to our right, not our left. That alcove on the right is the entrance to the sickbay ward room.

Now at least I have a working theory that might explain it from a production perspective. And they did fix it later, probably during preparations for season 2. The image above is late first season — The Alternative Factor — and this end of the corridor was improved some time prior to The Changeling. (To bend the curve back inward, they straightened out the prior dogleg in the "east" wall of the sickbay ward room and moved the beds more toward the center of the saucer, making room for the corridor to follow its natural path.)

Good summary of the challenge they faced in Season One - the Sickbay set was originally designed for a very different setplan in WNMHGB and the weird alcove design they eventually settled on once the series was commissioned seems to have been the "best fix" they could do at the time.