Stage 9

[Geargoose]

Hello. Does anybody know anything about Star Trek: stage 9-like projects? The stage 9 was closed due to the copyright stuff. Do they exist, or stage 9 was the only one?

Also I'd like to know are you interested in such projects, or in creating such projects? I've seen plenty of detailed 3D-models of starships interior in the internet, so here's a poll (it's on the top actually, sorry )

 

[NCC-73515]

Roddenberry OTOY.
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/the-roddenberry-archive-otoy.312189/
https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/the...-trek’s-uss-enterprise-bridge-to-life.313988/

 

[somebuddyX]

I absolutely adore the Stage 9 video on Youtube where you land in Main Shuttlebay and walk around the ship. I love the Main Shuttlebay. Paramount shut it it down so it's kind of moot talking about projects like that. If they did make it legit it'd be fun to have all the main show/film ships/stations made like this, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Stage 9 is still around murky corners of the Web, and it's fantastic. Some of the Stage 9 people made the Roddenberry Archive bridges. And others made the Orville interactive experience (which for some reason doesn't yet have VR support despite being the same engine as Stage 9)

 

[NCC-73515]

I have it, and loooove it. You can even fly the shuttles and a runabout, warp to DS9 and fly around it, and walk on the hull!

 

[fireproof78]

If they did make it legit it'd be fun to have all the main show/film ships/stations made like this, but I wouldn't hold my breath.

Like Paramount would ever make such a virtual experience of the Enterprise, much less the D, which stands for "Dead Last" in popularity!

 

[Geargoose]

I have it, and loooove it. You can even fly the shuttles and a runabout, warp to DS9 and fly around it, and walk on the hull!

How did you managed to get inside the runabout? I didn't figure out how

 

[NCC-73515]

The door is a bit tricky to open, but then it's easy

 

[Firebird]

Like Paramount would ever make such a virtual experience of the Enterprise, much less the D, which stands for "Dead Last" in popularity!

Nobody wants the "fat one" these days.