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Star Trek: The Motion Picture - Concept Art - Authenticity Unverified
I vaguely recall seeing this somewhere before, but the description is interesting with the unverified nature of it. Anyone here have any thoughts?
I vaguely recall seeing this somewhere before, but the description is interesting with the unverified nature of it. Anyone here have any thoughts?
Not a huge problem - just means we have to use Opera (or another VPN, but Opera is free!) to view posts or images until Imgur can reach an agreement.
Just found that Adam Buckner posted a bunch of photos of the Jupp physical model over at RPF last year, these are great as they show some of the still unclear details from the few photos that were public before.
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U.S.S. Jupp (DS9) [Reference]
I've been asked in DM's for photos and details about the USS Jupp from DS9. To save duplication, I'll post them here. These are details from the original "studio model", tho' it never featured in the show. As always, this ship, like the others I created during my time at DS9, was intended as...
www.therpf.com
a few blueprints and concept art has appeared online:
Some of these are higher res versions of what already exists in the archive:
Type 9 shuttle (threshold)
Interrogation room (chain of command)
Captain Proton Rocket ship interior
Barge of the dead interior
Voyager deck 1
Inner Light Town
Living Witness Museum (Which I think was also used in insurrection as the Sona beauty salon.)
Voyager Bridge Ceiling
TNG Ready room art concept, but also blueprint of 10 forward art backsplash:
Voyager:
Barge Of the dead plus others:
Ashes to Ashes Shuttle:
TMP Blueprints / Set labels / High res Sickbay:
Prop blueprint:
TMP Phaser:
TNG Cobra phaser:
TNG Phaser Rifle:
TNG Klingon knives:
Concept art:
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Paramount, 1987-1994), Rick Sternbach Group of Concept Sketches.
Star Trek: Voyager (Paramount, 1995-2001), Rick Sternbach Original Concept Artwork
TMP
TOS
Some of these are higher res versions of what already exists in the archive:
Type 9 shuttle (threshold)
Interrogation room (chain of command)
Captain Proton Rocket ship interior
Barge of the dead interior
Voyager deck 1
Inner Light Town
Living Witness Museum (Which I think was also used in insurrection as the Sona beauty salon.)
Voyager Bridge Ceiling
TNG Ready room art concept, but also blueprint of 10 forward art backsplash:
Voyager:
Barge Of the dead plus others:
Ashes to Ashes Shuttle:
Dan Curry Signed Voyager Production Blueprint | eBay
The Dan Curry Signed Voyager Production Blueprint is a vintage collectible item from the Star Trek franchise, specifically from the science fiction and horror series. This unique piece was produced in the United States and features the signature of Dan Curry, adding a special touch to any Star...
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TMP Blueprints / Set labels / High res Sickbay:
Prop blueprint:
TMP Phaser:
TNG Cobra phaser:
TNG Phaser Rifle:
TNG Klingon knives:
Concept art:
Star Trek: The Next Generation (Paramount, 1987-1994), Rick Sternbach Group of Concept Sketches.
Star Trek: Voyager (Paramount, 1995-2001), Rick Sternbach Original Concept Artwork
TMP
TOS
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Oh wow, there's some incredible stuff there - and quite a lot of the individual listings are collections of multiple pieces.
Just found that Adam Buckner posted a bunch of photos of the Jupp physical model over at RPF last year, these are great as they show some of the still unclear details from the few photos that were public before.
U.S.S. Jupp (DS9) [Reference]
I've been asked in DM's for photos and details about the USS Jupp from DS9. To save duplication, I'll post them here. These are details from the original "studio model", tho' it never featured in the show. As always, this ship, like the others I created during my time at DS9, was intended as...
I'm working up the Frankenfleet (but off of the real kits parts for digital, not the kludged crap that a lot of digital folks have kicked out) and one of the folks who did the IDs on this too. It's yet another 'interesting' ship, but is one of my top three or four of that whole... mess.... ;-) My Merchantman should take precedence over all but the FF work is really growing on me, along with the runts and screwballs.
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