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Post by Brad R. Torgersen on Aug 9, 2015 12:00:21 GMT -7
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Post by Gorn on Aug 10, 2015 6:44:19 GMT -7
Whoa hoah! Look at that TNG era station! What a huge massive telescope on the pad! Larger than a Galaxy -class starship! And look at those spherical gas/liquid storage tanks! Also Galaxy-class in size! And the massively huge X shape window in the station!
Lazy Paramount cheapos couldn't use the spacedock model instead?
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Post by krebizfan on Aug 10, 2015 10:49:55 GMT -7
Whoa hoah! Look at that TNG era station! What a huge massive telescope on the pad! Larger than a Galaxy -class starship! And look at those spherical gas/liquid storage tanks! Also Galaxy-class in size! And the massively huge X shape window in the station! Lazy Paramount cheapos couldn't use the spacedock model instead? Not for Measure of a Man which was filmed about the same time that Star Trek V. The movie got to kept the miniature. For DS9, Spacedock would block viewing most of the ships that would be placed around it so the smaller dome of R1 makes sense. |
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Post by poisedstartrekbloke on Aug 21, 2015 10:00:32 GMT -7
Whoa hoah! Look at that TNG era station! What a huge massive telescope on the pad! Larger than a Galaxy -class starship! And look at those spherical gas/liquid storage tanks! Also Galaxy-class in size! And the massively huge X shape window in the station! Lazy Paramount cheapos couldn't use the spacedock model instead? I don't see how using 'already constructed model A' over 'already constructed model B' makes them any more or less lazy or cheap. |
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Post by Gorn on Aug 28, 2015 9:12:17 GMT -7
One is utterly unrealistic; made for the brainless and uneducated masses who have no idea what they're looking at. The other one is somewhat more plausible as a much larger TNG era replacement of the original in ST3.
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Post by poisedstartrekbloke on Aug 28, 2015 13:17:31 GMT -7
One is utterly unrealistic; made for the brainless and uneducated masses who have no idea what they're looking at. The other one is somewhat more plausible as a much larger TNG era replacement of the original in ST3. I think you're taking these fictional drawings for a fictional universe a little too seriously. |
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Post by tinker on Sept 2, 2015 14:45:32 GMT -7
Don't lose any sleep over it, Gorn. After all, we have seen the Klingon Bird-of-Prey, Defiance and Neh'Var (among others) in a huge variety of sizes - what makes this any different?
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