Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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But is it a BLUE warp nacelle?
The Titan in storyboards (and on one of the cutaways on a console) has a bridge window. I wonder if removing it was a late design decision.
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I kinda miss the Bridge window. I've gotten so used to them over the years that so see a ship without one, seems strange. Plus, I've kinda gone with the whole reasoning that the only reason you would bother to put the bridge on the very top of your ship would be because you wanted a window...
Sorry, windows are not real Trek certified.
Ah, yes. That's right. Curse you J.J.!
I never minded the windows, tbh. Like many of said, sometimes it's better to see things with the naked eye. And if people are concerned about security issues with the enemy being able to see inside the bridge... I mean, the Enterprise D did have a giant window looking down at its tactical and command stations.
The shot of Titan running from Shrike in the nebula would have been sooo much cooler if we could see everyone in the bridge. Probably saves them having to CGI little people inside.
This was the first image of the Titan ever posted. A lot of people assumed after season 2 started that it was the Stargazer because Terry tweeted it before Season 2 aired.
https://twitter.com/TerryMatalas/status/1479521277366792195
https://twitter.com/TerryMatalas/status/1479521277366792195
Why people are assuming that the 23th century titan would be that small? Certainly that scaling is based on original Enterprise's 300ish metres, but that has now been retconned to 450ish metres, right? So certainly ships with similar parts from the same era could be assumed to be similarly retconned?Bill Krause made a scale chart based on available data. this isn't canon, just based off what is publicly known
https://twitter.com/BuckAdmiral/status/1633906604822151174
No one from production has said it has been scaled up. Bill Krause designed the Shangri-La, so he's using his own scale in that image. He said in a previous tweet that he has no idea if they changed the size or not.
Bill Krause said that image was made with all the information he currently had available to him. It's not just his own head canon.
I didn’t say otherwise.
Another shot of Bill's other design from an Episode 5 trailer
USS Intrepid
Based off this angle, appears to be similar in shape to his TOS Era Toronado Class.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQD97tuMcz/?hl=en
https://www.instagram.com/p/CmQD97tuMcz/?hl=en
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Why have a deflector backwards facing?? Is it French?
Idk ask Frans Joseph. Ge didn’t design this obviously but he did design ships that did
Another shot of Bill's other design from an Episode 5 trailer
USS Intrepid
A reverse-facing deflector, eh? Interesting choice.
IIRC, think this was originally Bill's USS Wasp, a design was based on the Hornet-class Fighter Carrier.
IIRC, think this was originally Bill's USS Wasp, a design was based on the Hornet-class Fighter Carrier.
