Much prefer the grilled on Pike's ship, yeah.
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I do not care for many aspects of the SNWPrise, but you have done a good modeling/rendering.
Overall, the design of the Enterprise in this series reminds me of one that was on the cover of a 1980's/1990's Simon & Schuster PC game, where it looked like they took parts of the refit and TOS ships and mixed them together.
I was looking forward to a SNW version as well, and a Galileo as I really like the new shuttlecraft design.I was hoping to get a second version of the Discovery Enterprise from SNW and was thinking about getting the DS-9 station.
Guess that's gone by the wayside now.
I remember some speculation that the bulbs at the end of nacelles aided in the compression and expansion of space around the vessel while at warp.
No, NCC-57D is a different ship under the command of Captain Adams. USS Altaira perhaps?
Yeah the saucer commanded by JJ Adams, never had a name or if it did it was never mentioned. It was always referred to as United Planets Cruiser C57D .
I've always wanted to see a show based on the film, set on the C57D. Never could figure out what it would be called. "Forbidden Planet" is a bit limiting, but with out it you lose the connection to the film.
I was checking out some Screencaps of the Enterprise, as one does, and I noticed something from "The Serene Squall".
I've never noticed those red lights above the shuttered bridge window. I don't think we've seen those in any other episodes. Wonder what their purpose is suppose to be?
On another note... my God, she's a beautiful ship!
I've never noticed those red lights above the shuttered bridge window. I don't think we've seen those in any other episodes. Wonder what their purpose is suppose to be?
On another note... my God, she's a beautiful ship!
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I've always wanted to see a show based on the film, set on the C57D. Never could figure out what it would be called. "Forbidden Planet" is a bit limiting, but with out it you lose the connection to the film.
Forbidden Planets?
I've always wanted to see a show based on the film, set on the C57D. Never could figure out what it would be called. "Forbidden Planet" is a bit limiting, but with out it you lose the connection to the film.
Oh, we worked that out ages ago:
Forbidden Planets.
Agreed. Meanwhile, looking for relevant imagery...I was checking out some Screencast of the Enterprise, as one does, and I noticed something from "The Serene Squall".
I've never noticed those red lights above the shuttered bridge window. I don't think we've seen those in any other episodes. Wonder what their purpose is suppose to be?
On another note... my God, she's a beautiful ship!
The big model they showed in Chicago back in April doesn't seem to have anything that could be responsible for those lights. Assuming this model was based on the actual cgi files, makes those lights even more a mystery.
Yeah, that's one I considered.
The TOS 11-footer has them on either side of the bridge dome.
Navigation lights for dummies - "Let's make the green one on the starboard side red too. Keeps it simple and we need less spares..."I was checking out some Screencast of the Enterprise, as one does, and I noticed something from "The Serene Squall".
I've never noticed those red lights above the shuttered bridge window. I don't think we've seen those in any other episodes. Wonder what their purpose is suppose to be?
On another note... my God, she's a beautiful ship!
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You can see a green one on the saucer and starboard nacelle in that picture. The red port ones are missing (or just blinked in the screencap)
I don't think they're nav lights, maybe just warning light idk.
Also look at the front of the bridge dome, there's no window, there seems to be a hull panel of the same shape in the spot where it should be.I was checking out some Screencast of the Enterprise, as one does, and I noticed something from "The Serene Squall".
I've never noticed those red lights above the shuttered bridge window. I don't think we've seen those in any other episodes. Wonder what their purpose is suppose to be?
On another note... my God, she's a beautiful ship!
Then look at the Chicago model posted above.
There is panel laying in the opening that looks like it could flip up and close the hole.
Or I'm just over thinking this and this is a low detail model with the bridge interior removed that wasn't meant to be seen that close.
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