Accurate to the 6 foot model. It's arguable whether the 4 foot model should be point of comparison given its more accurate to the sets (10 forward) but it upsets the scale so I think most people would consider the 6 foot model to be the most 'authentic' version of the D.
And that's only within the people you know and deal with normally.
Most people aren't detail minded nerds like us.
I'm curious, since the D is not my favorite ship so you (or others) will know doubt know-what are the differences between the various shooting models and do they line up with the sets?
I really feel this should be an unremarkable and noncontroversial opinion. I really feel that.
That's true. The only thing I noticed is the windows having frames that jut out from the hull instead of being flush. Aside from that I think it's a perfect representation of the ship. Some people are saying the aztecing is too prominent but due to the way TNG was filmed and composited, you couldn't see the azteccing that was present on the physical models anyway.
There is nothing you can say to me that will make wishing death upon another human being, over a TV show, an ok thing. Nothing. It's not ok, it's not acceptable. It shouldn't be tolerated.
I really don't like the huge thick hull plating on the 4 footer, it makes the ship look less advanced like it was all welded together like an old tank. And while the wider saucer rim is more accurate to the sets, I personally prefer the 6 foot model. It's shocking how much the different models look when in direct comparison.
He wished death upon Alex Kurtzman. Last time I checked, he was a living, breathing human being.
Warning for flaming. While you make valid points but you CANT do that and you know it.
