That looks like the kind of image that would have inspired Benny Russell to write about space adventures.
Since I first saw this cover way back in 1970 I found it interesting how parts of the model were painted. The intercoolers along with the nacelle end caps were painted silver metallic while the assembly around the nacelle domes and the reactors were painted black.
Though I have always loved the Original 1701, I really liked the concept ship USS Metaluna designed by Brad "Judexavier" McClintock. To me, it is like the original design perfected.![]()
Homeward Bound...
These pictures demonstrate well that the new Enterprise has basically the same configuration and form as the previous ships. Which basically makes fan whining about it amount to nostalgia.
That's pretty sweet!
Same configuration and form but not equally pleasant to the eye. How is that so difficult to understand?
Yes, the Refit/A is a beautiful ship, and her fans are legion, but I'll take the original's sexy bussard domes any day!
Took me a bit to get used to it, but it's grown quite a bit on me. I'm glad they kept the overall and general Jeffries design, as well as elements of the refit.I like the Abrams Enterprise, but the original from the 60's is simply my first love and nothing could replace it.
These pictures demonstrate well that the new Enterprise has basically the same configuration and form as the previous ships. Which basically makes fan whining about it amount to nostalgia.
Since I first saw this cover way back in 1970 I found it interesting how parts of the model were painted. The intercoolers along with the nacelle end caps were painted silver metallic while the assembly around the nacelle domes and the reactors were painted black.
Where did they get that colour scheme given the ship was never painted that way onscreen at any time?
Man, the nacelle droop is so obvious there.
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