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Image 1 — 1993 - Beam Aboard Enterprises - Calling Campaign or Grift...?
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1993 - Beam Aboard Enterprises - Calling Campaign or Grift...?

A letter I received calling for growd-swell pressure on Paramount to build a full-scall USS Enterprise hotel.

...maybe this organization did not understand how huge such a hotel would have to be...?

u/Desertbro — 1 day ago

The crews on the Sitak and Majestic had the worst deaths imaginable…..

Now hear me out on this one.

I was watching Sacrifice of Angels yesterday and it hit me just what a horrendous way to go it must have been for the crews on the Majestic and particularly the Sitak during the Dominion battle.

A large proportion of the Sitak’s crew was likely incinerated by weapons fire, then blown out into space. As for the survivors? I guarantee they were turned into chunky salsa as it spun out into oblivion (there’s no way inertial dampers were still operating after a hit like that).

As for the Majestic, i reckon at least a quarter of the crew were vaporised and blown into space by phaser and torpedo blast, and I’d put money on the ship colliding with another ship as it went out of control…. Regardless, no one escaped from these two ships
(Not in one piece anyway…)

u/Bauwowwow — 3 days ago

Help with a Vague Memory - D7s with a ringed aft

I have a very distinct memory (from early 90s comics, I think), of D7 cruisers with fully connected engines on the bottom. The back of the ship was a full Ring, basically, with a lower spar linking the engines.

I could swear that these were romulan, but i can’t find them anywhere.

I have attached a sketch from my delirious memory.

Did I dream this?

u/whsmcginty — 2 days ago
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LCARS are being added to the USS Vidya

Over the last few days I've been uploading progress on my Vidya Project, so for those following along - the LCARS are going in finally! Made these LCARS months ago and I'm modifying for the ship, looks good so far!

u/MrPhraust — 2 days ago

Tholian Sapphire

From Bridge Commander Remastered, ported from Starfleet Command II. Kind of hard to really get a feel of its dimensions, but the first photo is a diagonal/top angle view, and the second is head on.

u/Either_Counter_6901 — 2 days ago

What Regular Boring Federation Starship should feature in the next Star Trek story?

Obviously these stories often center around the best and brightest, most kick ass hips because they're the ones most often involved in big events. But what if the net big Star Trek event (in any era) happened and the closest starship was the USS Hohum, the garbage scow?

What ship would you like to see get some time in the spotlight?

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u/remembertapes — 3 days ago
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Which sci-fi spaceships would you NOT trust with your life?

I guess for me it is Archangel class ship from Hyperion and...
whatever the Belters were flying in the Expanse

u/Romeo_Man — 4 days ago

Is there anyway to save Trekmeshes?

Trekmeshes.eu seems to be on the verge of going away quite soon, I've used it as a main resource for so long and only now have I noticed that there's a message from the site owner stating the domain has been renewed for the last time. There are so many meshes on there that I still can't find anywhere else, from obscurer shuttle models etc. to ancient Lightwave models I think are worth preserving for novelty's sake.

Archive.org seems to have some pages saved, but the actual downloads are blocked by a poor copy of the agreement page that just reloads. I don't think I have the storage space to download every single model myself either.

2004 1701-A by Eric Peterson

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u/tholiantone — 2 days ago
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Take a 360° tour across the command deck of the USS Vidya NCC-72192

I had to remove my previous post as it was not presented correctly and was missing content. I created a full 8k 360° tour across the command deck of the Vidya from the locations which are not under heavy construction. You can view it here.

As well, to give everyone a sample of what they will be seeing I have included a collection of 1k renders from the tour. However - if you want to see what the observation lounge looks like inside, you'll have to follow the link.

Have a great day everybody!

u/MrPhraust — 3 days ago

What If the Odyssey defeated the jem hadar ships and extracted sisko

If anyone knows who made this that would be helpful

u/happydude7422 — 4 days ago

Freedom Class in Videogames

  1. Bridge Commander for PC, 2002 (mod)
  2. Legacy for PC, 2006 (mod)
  3. Trexels for mobile, 2015, the only non-modded appearance of the class
u/Either_Counter_6901 — 3 days ago

My Trek models

I’ve built 1/650 Ent TOS, two 1/1000 Ent refits, 1/537 Reliant, 1/1000 Ent B, 1/1400 Ent D and E. Got an Ent C and a Voyager in progress. I also have a Bandai refit and a Bandai Enterprise E, but they don’t count as original models. See pics.

u/Dreamalittledream67 — 3 days ago

Starship design lineages

So I've got a question about hull design, especially for the pre-Federation ships. Were the primary hulls of ships all disc-shaped right from the get-go or were the first hulls off the assembly line closer to the cylinder-types like you'd see in old NASA concept art?

With that in mind, which UE ship was the first to feature a disc-shaped primary hull? We all know that the Franklin and NX01 Enterprise had one, but what about before them?

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u/ProvokeCouture — 3 days ago

“Multi-Targeting Test” - and Enterprise-H

I was working on a short-episodic series and here’s a test footage of Enterprise’s multi-targeting

u/egeskywalker — 4 days ago

All the sync strobe light fiber optics now installed and functional!

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the Starboard warp nacelle to light up, but I think it might be an issue with the fiber optic cable inside the nacelle. I was able to light the Port nacelle. Practice makes perfect!

u/ForwardClimate780 — 3 days ago