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Spoilers The Strange New Worlds Starship Thread™

My only consolation is I'm sure there are folks who hate the Kelvinverse Enterprise who now have to bite their tongues because the 1701-G has now done exactly the same thing.
 
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Interesting, the ribs on the half closest to the doors look similar to the ones on the Engineering set, rotated 180° so they're tilting in rather than out. I wonder if that's just visual consistency, or if they're planning ahead and thinking if they have a scene set in the shuttlebay, what pieces and parts they already have that they could use to fill out the set so it's not just all AR wall.
 
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big time, the TOS bay only looked like they could land one shuttle at a time. The 1701-A could fit two but it was a tight fit. This one fits 4 with room to spare.
Plus, the shuttles are a bit larger as well.
 
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Looks like TOS-R made the shuttle bay smaller (or the shuttles bigger)
Was just about to say the SNW shuttlebay immediately made me think of TAS. Fundamentally makes more sense as you'd want the utility space. Another neat thing is the TOS secondary hull shape implies the bay has space below it for storing more shuttles/maintenance versus the SNW likely single deck shuttlebay so I just see it as they just reorganized how space was utilized between the shuttlebay/cargo when updating the hull shape (TMPs bay/cargo area also implies that structural change combining spaces).
 
Wish they had included the vertical yellow glide path lights, not much point of including the manual green and red drift indicators if you don't include altitude.
 
big time, the TOS bay only looked like they could land one shuttle at a time. The 1701-A could fit two but it was a tight fit. This one fits 4 with room to spare.
It seems they might be fudging the size for the beauty shot though (I don't have a problem with it, but I'm still gonna talk about it). You see assuming the enterprise is modeled as 442 meters long that bay door would be ~19 meters wide, and from what we know of the dimensions of the sets the interiors of the shuttles are 25ft(7.62 meters) wide, add a meter to either side (eyeballing) for the hull plating, engine nacelles, and attaching pylons, and parking would be much tighter in there than what we see.
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Though perhaps its the shuttle interiors that are fudged and the shuttles are only supposed to be the size of big vans (so 4-5 meters wide tops) in which case they'd probably park in the bay as depicted just fine.
 
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