Here is a sneak peak of the direction I am going with my cutaways on the Kelvin. Since we never saw a true MSD in TOS and actually never saw a cutaway of the Kelvin on screen (at least not one I saw) this is going to be more of a computer display rather than a MSD like in the later series.
These bother are very early drafts of what I am looking at and the direction and detailing I might go with. As always I welcome all thoughts (as long as they are not bashing the new movie) and will try to explain my thought process as best as I can as I go.
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I ended up going with two rows for two reasons...One based on the size of the ship itself and the number of shuttles launched during the evacuation there's no way that a single row of shuttles on either side of the bay could fit that many shuttles. The second reaon is that in the book Star Trek: Art of the Film there is a diagram of a shuttle bay in a screen clip for the Kelvin and it looks like there are two levels in the shuttle bay.
If you have any other reference material that helps show a single row please let me know where to get it and I can make the corrections.
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Thank you TrekMD...believe it or not that turbo lift scene has caused more headache it trying to figure out the Engineering spaces thatn you would belive...but I think it works for my purposes.
Brad I will get an updated version of your PCAP up as well. I downloaded it on my wifes laptop and forgot to transfer it over to mine so I haven't had it with me
On a side note - The transporter room. I have seen MSD's that show the transport room on one deck with other rooms right below it and then I have seen MSD's with transporter rooms connected to the deck below it and above it...What are your suggestions on this? I placed the tranporter room on the same deck as sickbay but should it be moved down a deck with the decks above and below containing transporter buffers and everything else?
Thanks Kmpr'rak...you and the others have been a great inspiration and a wealth of knowledge to me. Thansk for allyour help...