U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Star Trek Finished Model Stand Model

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Depending on what version of Maya and C4D you are using the best approach is FBX or OBJ. OBJ export from C4D is still a PITA, if you use FBX switch off any animation stuff and also cameras and lights as Maya may not be able to deal with them. The biggest problem for FBX is the version you use.

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In 2367, the thoughts of Dr. Beverly Crusher after she was trapped in a warp bubble created a completely separate universe, in which people and objects began disappearing. At various points, the crew of the Enterprise was reduced to a normal operating contingent of about three hundred, then one hundred, then simply two. All crew eventually disappeared, as the bubble began to collapse and the universe destroyed. This Enterprise was gradually erased from existence as the bubble collapsed. ( TNG: " Remember Me") While investigating a rogue comet in 2370, the Enterprise stumbled upon an archive of the lost D'Arsay civilization. The archive trapped the ship and used matter and DNA aboard to create artifacts from the D'Arsay culture. The Enterprise was later returned to normal. ( TNG: " Masks") We make models in studio scale or larger ! these models are static representations of the original studio models used As Riker and Worf located the beacon, the cube opened fire on the Enterprise, but Crusher, displaying a surprising skill, was able to use the ship's weapons to take out the cube's defensive turrets. The information recovered by the away team revealed the beacon to be at the very heart of the cube, a location statistically impossible for even the best computer or pilot to reach.The Enterprise temporarily became sentient in 2370 when an emergent lifeform used the ship's systems to reproduce. ( TNG: " Emergence") The illuminated display base carries the model at a height of 14 inches. The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Replica is exclusively available through Chronicle Collectibles. Reserve yours today.

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Continuing to make adjustments and refinements (mostly to textures and materials) and now beginning to work out the warp-drive lighting: Here's the Voyager starship modeled in 1000 scale. This model is 13.5" long assembled and features positionable nacelles and landing gear. Ben Robinson, a veteran of the Star Trek Fact Files and a number of other popular Star Trek publications and partworks, had been the senior project manager for this line.In the anti-time past of 2363 and 2364, the Enterprise was not sent to Farpoint Station, but instead was diverted to investigate the anomaly, which was feared to be a new Romulan presence. In this time period, Picard did not inform his crew of his time shifts, worrying that it may influence the future. Evolution” showed us a computer access room, but the cores themselves (the Enterprise-D is supposed to carry three) were never seen. Computer access room in “Evolution” Concept art by Andrew Probert Some of those lounges were seen in the first season, including a small four-person lounge in “Encounter at Farpoint” (which was a redress of Dr Crusher’s office) and a Starboard Lounge in the episode “Justice” (for which the crew quarters’ set was used). Commander Riker was upset over the loss of the Enterprise. Having hoped he would one day command the ship, he was disappointed that he never got that opportunity. However, Picard expressed doubt that the Enterprise-D would be the last vessel to carry the name. ( Star Trek Generations) Despite resistance due to budget and time, Star Trek: Picard executive producer Terry Matalas insisted on the Enterprise appearing in the show's third season (2023): he said they could not "have a Star Trek: The Next Generation reunion without [...] the Enterprise." There was not much construction information available for production designer Dave Blass and art director Liz Kloczkowski to recreate the bridge set, and they created a wall of set photos and screen captures for reference. Blass hired Denise and Michael Okuda, from the Next Generation production team, to assist. Construction of the bridge set took three months and involved approximately 50 people. The large wooden arch in the middle of the bridge was the most difficult part of the build, but remaking the chairs and recreating the carpet was also challenging. Changes in cameras and cinematography required a new approach to lighting the set. [32] Depiction [ edit ] Bridge stations as seen at Star Trek Experience at the Las Vegas Hilton

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Late in 2369, the Enterprise was damaged while rescuing the crew of a Romulan warbird, whose artificial quantum singularity warp core had been colonized by lifeforms which mistook it for a genuine quantum singularity, causing severe disruptions in space- time.Although Starfleet crewmembers staffed the vital positions on board the Enterprise, civilian crewmembers were allowed to hold important jobs in the ship's science and medical departments, as well as support areas like Ten Forward and the ship's school or the arboretum. ( TNG: " Night Terrors", " Hero Worship", " Ethics") The Enterprise included children among the civilians on board, a concept which was not initially embraced by Captain Picard. ( TNG: " Encounter at Farpoint", " The Bonding") However, a number of flaws convinced Riker that what he was experiencing was a charade and he challenged the program. This resulted in a new simulation where Riker was a prisoner of the Romulans. ( TNG: " Future Imperfect" okudagram) I'm releasing this model "CC-BY-NC-SA". I personally don't care if you use this commercially, but Paramount Pictures might feel differently:) I do ask that you credit me - either "Kuhn Industries" or "Chris Kuhn" is fine. A sister publication of the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection, Star Trek: Discovery The Official Starships Collection, Star Trek Online Starships Collection, and Star Trek Universe: The Official Starships Collection, it was authorized and licensed by Paramount Consumer Products. No, this is a specific edge effect; it’s not about “jagginess.” You can see it if you look at Alex’s bump map image files: he used a Photoshop emboss filter or equivalent which created thin beveling around the “panels.” It works better if you differentiate the panels by means of different shades of gray rather than by embossing them.

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Probert included a “captain’s yacht” in the bottom of the saucer, which Picard could presumably use for personal missions. He volunteered several ideas to show it in the first season of The Next Generation, but budgetary constraints made this impossible. The pilot episode script called for a saucer separation sequence, so this had to be taken into account from the beginning. The ILM shop came up with a machined aluminium armature strong enough to support the weight of the complete ship, but also allow the saucer to be detached when required. It had enough built in mount points to enable the entire ship or it’s separate components to be filmed from any angle that may be required. Once the clear cast body parts were attached to the armature and the joins cleaned up, attention then turned to the paint scheme. Moseman, Andrew (September 8, 2016). "Every "Star Trek" USS Enterprise, Ranked". Popular Mechanics . Retrieved November 4, 2020. Probert supplied Jein’s team with a full size (6ft) blueprint of the ship. A series of sectional cross-members were created from plexi-glass and were then laid down over the blueprint. Styrofoam was used to bridge the gaps between the cross-members and then the whole thing was skinned with car body filler. Once smoothed out, thin vinyl lining tape was used to create the surface detail. The tape was laid out in the required pattern and then several coats of primer were applied over the entire surface of the model. The tape was then pealed up, revealing recessed panel lines and windows. Once detailed, the completed parts were used as masters, to produce silicone rubber moulds. Casts were then made, using clear glass reinforced plastic.I solved the texture problem (I simply had the directory in the wrong place; I had to move it and change the links within the Maya file). Robinson notes that the ship model line was very popular and at some point in the future he “expects the program to return in some form.” He also said there are negotiations going on to continue the line of Hero Collector books, including some Star Trek books that were in the process of being written when Eaglemoss ceased operations. Robinson hopes there can be some announcements on these books soon, so TrekMovie will provide an update when that information is available. Knowing the bridge would need to match up with the exterior design, Probert pinned up a "what if?" painting he'd made shortly after finalizing the Enterprise redesign for 1979's Star Trek: The Motion Picture as a referent. [13] Unbeknownst to Probert, story editor David Gerrold took the image to a producers meeting. [14] The producers liked the design and directed Probert to make it the basis for the new vessel. [15] The sleeker lines and rounded contours that informed the interior design also influenced the exterior. [13] The ship's many windows are meant to allow the crew to be in touch with their environment. [13] The bulk of the people on board the Enterprise could be evacuated within four minutes. This was executed at Starbase 74 during 2364. ( TNG: " 11001001")