Ships of The Line: Active Duty Animated Trailer
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Wowsers.
It've seen most of that before, but my favorite shot is still the shuttlecraft facing off with the Klingon battlecruiser.
That's from the re-release of the "To Serve All My Days" fanfilm, isn't it?
Noice.
It reminded me of the cover of Reap the Whirlwind.
Now that's a scene I'd like to see animated!
http://memory-beta.wikia.com/wiki/Reap_the_Whirlwind
I believe the proto Miranda is one of Tobias Richter's ships, and the Spacedock (insides and outsides) were Robert Wilde's.
The proto-Miranda is one of Don Hildebrand's creations, and can be seen in greater detail for the month of November in the 2011 calendar. One of these ships was named the USS Valley Forge (NCC-1778-A).
I like most of the art done for these calendars. If some of them weren't so expensive, I would have bought all of them. Some of these calenders are going for $170, and the 2004 calendar will set someone back over $200.
I like most of the art done for these calendars. If some of them weren't so expensive, I would have bought all of them. Some of these calenders are going for $170, and the 2004 calendar will set someone back over $200.
Ah. Color me wrong.
Since that ship wasn't in the original calendar shot, and the only images I have of it are relatively small and hard to make out, I thought maybe it was Tobias Richter's "Yeager" from some years back. I have to admit, the first time I glanced at it, I thought it was Kevin Riley's "Phobos."
Hmm... Hildebrand's ship has a single ventral hull hanging from two pylons, whereas the proto-Miranda in the animation appears to have the original two tiny ventral pods on separate pylons. Plus, the stern structures in the animation appear less extensive than in the 2011 calendar ship.
...I think.
Timo Saloniemi
...I think.
Timo Saloniemi
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