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USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?

Certainly, but being amazed doesn't mean "impossible." I fail to see the issue with Kelvin ships being bigger. :shrug:

The issue isn't that the ships are bigger. The problem was they are ridiculously bigger! And also, the VFX didn't match their size, at least in ST'09, since someone just dragged the model to be 2x the original scaling without adjusting the details.

To be honest, I'm OK with Discovery's upscaling of the ships, including the Enterprise, because I've always felt the 289m was too small for the interiors. But the Kelvin ships are almost twice as big as the DISC ships too!

Anyway, in the end, who cares. It's science fiction. Maybe 700m starships in 250 years won't be a surprise.
 
The issue isn't that the ships are bigger. The problem was they are ridiculously bigger! And also, the VFX didn't match their size, at least in ST'09, since someone just dragged the model to be 2x the original scaling without adjusting the details.
I see nothing ridiculous about their sizing...again.

The Federation was facing down the threat of a massive Romulan ship invading their space. Sure, keep building ships the same size makes perfect sense. :vulcan:
 
Didn't have a problem with the larger size of the JJPrise. The details only have a fixed scale based on previous expectations.
The details aren't even the same things anymore. What used to be the light source for the registry (which shone at an impossible angle) became the bridge window, the sensor domes became observation domes, airlocks became trash exhauat hatches and escape pod launchers
... so insisting one is the wrong size for it's function makes no sense.
 
it has room for all my stuff.
Ah, so you're an eaglemoss collector.

I still don't get why it matters or triggers such an insecure-seeming reaction.
Says the guy who takes pot shots at a model built in the 60s and compares it to a CGI model with a million dollar budget from the 2000s.

Besides, they must be doing something right, the Vengeance crashed and levelled much of San Francisco without an antimatter breach. A gentle breeze would trigger a catastrophe on the Enterprise-D.
Daniel, if the ship hadn't been so large to begin with the city wouldn't have been leveled.
 
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This Enterprise by Dan Uyeno, in Daniel Broadway's trailer is so similar to yet infinitely nicer to look at than the Discoprise, IMHO.
 
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This was a great listen

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