"Why the Enterprise-D Was Badly Designed"
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That tone is at least a bit more interesting than what was presented on the D.But beige is the colour of the universe!
When I built my DOS/Linux dual-boot tower out of mostly spare parts, the case was one of the few brand new parts. And given a choice between a beige case and a black one, I chose beige.But beige is the colour of the universe!
Someone likes, someone doesn't.
It doesn't make me like beige any more or less but my first car was beige but it was also a piece of you-know-what....
This is ultimately my biggest issue with the design; having an overly broad saucer with a significantly smaller and narrower stardrive section with two nacelles that look like they can be bench seats for a poorly designed picnic table. From what I've heard, the model was a pain in the ass to work with because it was so top heavy
The Enterprise-E was a huge design improvement. Much sleeker and proportional
Those proportions were deliberately chosen so when viewed from the front it filled the screen and the stardrive section looked further away in perspective. The problem is that it only works well from certain angles and ridiculous from others
Great
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https://i.redd.it/bfuv2szc5nu41.jpg&rdt=48080
Terrible
https://images6.alphacoders.com/402/402980.jpg
It's got a hunchback and no neck. It looks good from the front. It looks weird from the side. It looks like a warp-powered dessert spoon from above.
Looks fine to me
Stardrive always looks out of place to me.
It needs a little more meat to it to balance it.
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