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I was once asked to draw up some internal schematics for an RPG, the U.S.S. Casey, formerly of the late great “Tango Fleet”. She enjoyed a short revival, but was mothballed again before I could complete the project.
Here are the Bridge and Security department schematics I completed.
A wee while back, an idea for an evolutionary com badge design floated around in my head.
I decided to flesh it out. Once on screen on front of me, I thought it looks pretty rubbish. The current “Generations” badge looks good as is and doesn’t need replacing, in my opinion.
Hi folks.
Some of you may know, I got to live the dream and attend Dragon*Con in 2011. I’m still processing the experience and the only thing I can say is, you have to go to understand. It’s that awesome.
Anyhoo, I filmed almost the entire distance I travelled on my 4 and a bit thousand mile journey from Edinburgh Atlanta, via Heathrow, care of British Airways.
Most of what I shot is too crap to use, but here is a vid of what was usable:
Well, I’ve been promising it for a long, looooong time.
And according to the blue prints (Which I have here beside me, all 15 or so A1 sheets), that is how tall the computer cores are! (The large purple objects).
To give you an idea of how long this one of going to take: It’s taken me the better part of 2 hours just to get the deck count correct, with Deck 10 being precisely where it should be.
The stardrive has slightly shorter decks than the saucer section. Who knew?!
Here’s an update:
Here’s another update. Completed the Engineering version of the MSD:
Boy, time does fly! I’ve been busy of late, so there is not much progress on fleshing out the interior of this behemoth.
Can you spot something different to every other Galaxy class schematic ever published?
I decided to do a classic ship that no-one seems ever to have down a schematic for. Presenting the Daedalus Class:
Yes, 14 decks. I decided to match the decks with the window configuration. With so many different opinions on size, I went for a size the made sense to me.
This makes the Daedalus about 140 to 150M long.
Wow…. I just checked my site traffic stats.
Today, I have passed 145.000 visits since my blog went online in November 2009. This is also my 40th post.
Thank you all who visit my blog for taking an interest in my work.
And remember, I don’t make a penny from any of this.
Keep Trek-Art free!
It’s done. Woo hoo! Damn these Galaxy and Nebula class MSDs are tough…. so much internal volume to fill. No wonder Okuda never bothered fleshing them out.
And here’s version 2. Which features torpedo launchers in the “Sensor” pod. Seems to be a popular choice.
For all you Galaxy class fans out there. Here be a Christmas present in multiple desktop sizes:
Two bonus sizes, especially for a very dear friend of mine.
UPDATE:
Added another design.
Do you like my blog? Have you right-clicked my images and saved them? Do you have one of my MSDs gracing your website?
Well, that’s cool. Tis the only reason I post them in such high res here!
Yes, I could sell them, make some money, but that would take me down to the level of those I onced asked for such images only to be told to cough up or go away. Star Trek should not be about making a profit. At least, not amongst its fans. All I ask from anyone who wants to use my work is to either leave it as is and simply resize for purpose, or if they want to edit it, ask me. I do not require anyone to link to my blog, but think it’d be nice to do so.
So, if you have any of my work on your website, or just like my blog, I’ve created to banners for ya’ll to use. If you want to that is.
