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USS Enterprise (eventually) on Discovery?

There's a little arrow in the illustration, so maybe there's a rotating wall like the transporter in the old Mego bridge playset.

(That's my Trek deep dive for today.)

I'm not sure a bulkhead is going to stop a photon torpedo if your shields are down. :eek:
 
This particular comeback is starting to grate on me almost as much as "but what about Hilary?!" in any political discussion. Shouldn't newer shows with more money and a lesser production schedule strive to eliminate errors that other shows made in a mad dash to meet production deadlines?
Ideally, yes but we do not live in an ideal world.

I'm not sure a bulkhead is going to stop a photon torpedo if your shields are down. :eek:
If the shields are down a ship is pretty much screwed. Even in TUC the torpedoes were blasting through the hull.
 
It's so they can't actually SEE the phaser blast or Photon Torpedo coming toward the bridge that is about to kill them all.
:biggrin:
 
so uh, i nabbed this from the eaglemoss facebook fan group (where folks in the UK are getting their disco-prise):
GfPkEpj.jpg

this enterprise has a "battle mode" and "exploration mode" where the front of the bridge can transition from opaque to translucent.
I'm pretty sure they've put more thought into this Enterprise than they did the Disco herself (where are the photon launchers?)

Battle mode will likely get as much use as the Next Gen's saucer seperation. That's also a lot of wasted space between the window and bubble.
 
maybe to make the bridge less of a target?

Maybe there is density shifting tech in there, when it becomes opaque the material is stronger?

Also the shuttle bay interior is nearly identical to TOS.
 
maybe to make the bridge less of a target?

Maybe there is density shifting tech in there, when it becomes opaque the material is stronger?

Presumably this hardens the bridge in the event of exposure to high energy radiation... which would happen in space all the time anyway.
 
Wow, they worked fanservice into the fanservice!
How is it fan service?

According to the text, the reason they did it this way was because they wanted to keep the dome shape of the bridge.

It also says it was designed at 1500 feet. Not 300 and then scaled up.

The book gives more context to the Anovos Enterprise bridge
OFdoLtI.png


I that red spot a door? There also appears to be one on the left, you can barely make out the frame.

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The book gives more context to the Anovos Enterprise bridge
OFdoLtI.png
i don’t have my model yet so i can’t consult the magazine, but this anovos image makes it look like the bridge window/viewer is separate from this larger “exploration mode” window.
 
I'm not sure a bulkhead is going to stop a photon torpedo if your shields are down. :eek:

A bulkhead sure didn't save the bridge of the Enterprise-E during the battle with Shinzon. Reman weapons blasted a big hole in the bridge where the viewscreen was located and only emergency force fields saved the surviving bridge officers from being blown out into space with the poor guy who got killed right after the impact.
 
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