The new version of the 1701 is the standard version going forward. I doubt they’ll go back and modify older works, but I doubt we’ll ever see it again in new content not intentionally trying to look old.
Should Paramount digitally alter the TOS Enterprise?
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I think it’s different enough for a build a model magazine to scrap the entire magazine because of it.
Did this happen?
Just to upset the upsettable, I want to point out nowhere does that hologram say Enterprise as far as i can tell. There have been two ships shown like this, so there is a 50% chance it is the USS Ravenous
which of course implies a Galaxy Class Ravenous for even bigger breakfast hunger.
I believe so. The magazine was axed after just a couple of issues, and it was because it wasn’t the most up to date design because of the Picard series.
It's been told to me that the Galaxy model does say "NCC-1701-D" on it. We see an overhead and underneath shot of it, so that would make sense, but I can't make it out in the YouTube clips I just checked.
My belief is that it just cycles through random flagships, and the Constitution could be the Enterprise (c. 2258) or it could be any Constitution class or prototype that achieved fame. It was coincidence (and authorial fiat) that Picard walked in as the Ent-D popped up.
Or maybe the computer recognized Picard's biometrics, and shifted the holographic display accordingly, in a sort of Minority Report kinda way.
That wasn't necessarily Ten Forward. The Rick Sternbach plans showed several side lounges.
The discrepancy I recall reading was that the hologram of the Galaxy Class ship showed the shuttle bays being the same width.
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