Rusty0918

This is related to Rekkert's work: here's another commission that was done for me using one of Rekkert's sets (the Galaxy transporter room in this instance).

BolianAdmiral wrote: »

Nobody tell McCoy or Pulaski that the nickname for that glass partition is “splatter shield”… j/k… 😜

That's what McCoy called it in the novel "Ex Machina," which takes place just after TMP.

furswift wrote: »

I like the empty space created by the removal of the front station. Gives the captain somewhere to stand when staring down an enemy.

And to burp in their face! LOL. J/K. Well, the captain on this ship does often carry and drink thermos mugs of Pepsi on the bridge (no really!).

BolianAdmiral wrote: »

You know, thinking of that sickbay set... the wing of the hospital I’m in is basically a perfect circle... it’s giving me ideas for the layout of an Oberth or Miranda medical or science deck.

Might be good for Fontana Station's infirmary!

evil_genius_180 wrote: »

The stuff from The Emissary looks like something they slapped on there to try and hide the fact that it was just a quick redress of an Enterprise-D corridor. Like "if we put this over the shiny panels, maybe nobody will notice." .

I think was some cobbled together set; it doesn't look like the Enterprise-D corridor to me.

@evil_genius_180 - I always thought the bridge we saw for the Sutherland was either it's auxiliary control room or a temporary bridge.

Definitely would look more fitting to the era. I still think they should have - when they used the TNG transporter room for the Enterprise-A one in TFF and TUC - changed the back paneling to the honeycomb that was seen in TMP, TWOK, and TSFS. Of course there was the budget and time problem, although they did use a different back paneling in Insurrection when they re-used the Voyager transporter set for the Enterprise-E.

@Rekkert - I never noticed that, and I've played "Star Trek: Resurgence." I have to say, I like the fact they included the fire extinguisher!

@BolianAdmiral - no. It just seems that way because the bulkhead and the deck are similarly colored.

Just FYI - this image from Jetfreak-7 shows that the USS Lexington's warp grilles are different from Enterprise-E: