TAS Bridge in 3D?

[Kaelef]

Has anyone attempted to recreate the TAS bridge in 3D? I'm imagining the amazing fan work done in recreating many of the different sets of the TV shows and movies, and think it'd be fun to see TAS given that "you could reach out and touch it" 3D treatment. I don't have the time or skill to do it myself, but I wouldn't be surprised if someone else had already tackled it.

 

[UssGlenn]

It's one of the Bridges that OTOY has made for the Roddenberry Archive.

 

[Kaelef]

It's one of the Bridges that OTOY has made for the Roddenberry Archive.

Is it on the site? I couldn't find it.

EDIT: Never mind - I see it now. I was imagining something that was more cartoon-y and yet 3D, but it's interesting.

 

[David cgc]

Is it on the site? I couldn't find it.

EDIT: Never mind - I see it now. I was imagining something that was more cartoon-y and yet 3D, but it's interesting.

The Cerritos bridge on the site has the set-up you're imagining. I'm guessing it was more practical to make a realistic version of the TAS bridge since they had so much of a foundation with the other versions. A toon-shaded version would be an interesting option that I'm sure they've already thought of.

 

[Kaelef]

Thanks! Didn't think to look for the Cerritos on there. That's more what I was imagining.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Thanks! Didn't think to look for the Cerritos on there. That's more what I was imagining.

Yeah, it's weird they imagine TAS as reality (check out Arex elsewhere on OTOY pages) but the Lower Decks stuff remains cartoonified.

 

[Christopher]

Yeah, it's weird they imagine TAS as reality (check out Arex elsewhere on OTOY pages) but the Lower Decks stuff remains cartoonified.

I can kind of see the logic. TAS strove to be a continuation of TOS and used comparatively realistic, if stylized, character and background designs. But LD is blatantly cartoony in its design sense.