In any event, here's the closest thing to a contribution I have:
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Now we're talking. This works far better than JJ's Uglyprise.
In any event, here's the closest thing to a contribution I have:
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I don't think there's a "should have" here.
In any event, here's the closest thing to a contribution I have:
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You know, it's funny. I greatly admire Dennis' skill with 3D and this is a fine model, but it's not quite right for JJ's movie. I get that Abrams wanted a new interpretation. My problem is that the ship he presented looks like a mishmash of styles, bad engineering, and messy proportions.
So as much as I'd love to see a dressed-up version of the TOS ship on the big screen, and as beautiful as the above work looks, I wish someone in Trek 2009's art department came up with a more appealing re-interpretation of the Enterprise than what we got.
I don't think there's a "should have" here.
In any event, here's the closest thing to a contribution I have:
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I love this. Truly a great re-interpretation of the design. Your vision far exceeds what we saw on-screen. Beautiful work.
You know, it's funny. I greatly admire Dennis' skill with 3D and this is a fine model, but it's not quite right for JJ's movie.
But going from 289m to 725m? The size of the TOS E was supposed to be comparable to an aircraft carrier. Since TOS (excepting VOY and ENT), the ships just keep getting bigger and bigger, it's a little nuts. So we're going from carrier to super-tanker?Ships are usually the biggest things humans build, and given that the Enterprise is the flagship of the entire Federation fleet, built around 250 years from now, the pinnacle of our technology, I'd really be very disappointed if she weren't big.
the Enterprise is the flagship of the entire Federation fleet
Captain Pike said she was the newest flagship, that sounds like they have a lot of them.shes the flagship of the fleet
the Enterprise is the flagship of the entire Federation fleetCaptain Pike said she was the newest flagship, that sounds like they have a lot of them.shes the flagship of the fleet
In the alternate universe, perhaps all Starfleet vessels are "Flagships." That way everyone can feel special and validated.
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In common naval use the term "flagship" is fundamentally a temporary designation; the flagship is wherever the admiral's flag is being flown. However, admirals have always needed additional facilities; a meeting room large enough to hold all the captains of the fleet, and a place for the admiral's staff to make plans and draw up orders.
In the 20th century, ships became large enough that most types could accommodate a commander and staff, and during World War II admirals would often prefer a faster ship over the largest one. Some larger ships may have a separate flag bridge for use by the admiral and his staff while the captain commanded from the mainnavigation bridge. Because its primary function is to coordinate a fleet, a flagship is not necessarily more heavily armed or fortified than other ships. Increasing communications and computing requirements have resulted in the design of specialized command and control ships to serve as flagship.
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