In the enterprise model page, model 21 it looks like the ship is being devoured by a giant space creature!
The new Ent vs. a giant space creature (on the offical site)
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my favorite is the old shark mouth one, like the old WWI fighters
I'm sorry, but what are you actually talking about? Do you have a link, so I can see what exactly you mean?
http://www.startrekmovie.com/
instead of playing the trailer, click enter the site. You'll see the link to the gallery on the right.
I think they gave models of the new Enterprise to different people or companies around the world so that they could modify them however they wanted.
instead of playing the trailer, click enter the site. You'll see the link to the gallery on the right.
I think they gave models of the new Enterprise to different people or companies around the world so that they could modify them however they wanted.
Several of those are pretty cool. The chocolate Enterprise with a bite taken out, for example. 
http://www.startrekmovie.com/ is the link.
Enter the site. Click on the badge over to the right which reads: "View ship models from The Enterprise Project."
http://www.startrekmovie.com/ is the link.
Enter the site. Click on the badge over to the right which reads: "View ship models from The Enterprise Project."
Thanks!
Indeed, some of them look pretty cool. I particularly like the pseudo-Mexican (?) Enterpresa, the Shark, the green-golden one and the Jim Lee paintjob... They look like some kind of nuTrek Parallels starships.
P.S.
Is it possible to download these pictures in any way?
Enterprise 22 has vectored nacelles! 
It's got something, all right. 
I can't tell what it's supposed to be.
I like the one with the alien monster, as well as the chocolate one.
I can't tell what it's supposed to be.I like the one with the alien monster, as well as the chocolate one.
what does vectored mean anyway?Enterprise 22 has vectored nacelles!
"Vector" in math is a line with direction. In general, "vector" is a term that can be analogous with "direction".what does vectored mean anyway?Enterprise 22 has vectored nacelles!
Thrust vectoring in an aircraft means guiding the thrust of the engines a certain direction, usually by turning the engine or parts of the engine. If the Enterprise had "vectoring nacelles", its nacelles would be able to turn or swivel.
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ah thanks!
Much appreciations!
Much appreciations!
Several of those are pretty cool. The chocolate Enterprise with a bite taken out, for example.
http://www.startrekmovie.com/ is the link.
Enter the site. Click on the badge over to the right which reads: "View ship models from The Enterprise Project."
Not only was a bite taken out but if you look closely you'll see there's some cream or oreo like filling between the two saucer halves! Now that's my kinda ship...wouldn't last too long in my house though as I have this terrible chocolate addiction ...but that's it..only addicted to chocolate nothing else...nope not a thing !
Can someone 'splain what these models are about...? I don't understand....
Several of those are pretty cool. The chocolate Enterprise with a bite taken out, for example.
I like this ship! It's delicious!
With a creme filling!Several of those are pretty cool. The chocolate Enterprise with a bite taken out, for example.
I like this ship! It's delicious!
I think these may be connected with the decorated models which were on display at the Arclight, as shown in this article. I seem to recall reading somewhere that there would be more of these decorated models seen; the decoration/modification is the work of individual artists -- not sure if it's just people from the L.A. area or all over.Can someone 'splain what these models are about...? I don't understand....
Several of those are pretty cool. The chocolate Enterprise with a bite taken out, for example.
I like this ship! It's delicious!
I guess he needs to sour the milk.
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