misterfusion
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Hey, anybody know how many 1:1 versions of the shuttlepods were made for "Enterprise?"
"Enterprise" Shutlepod
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misterfusion
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Nice pics!
Do we know if that seat was custom or storebought?
Do we know if that seat was custom or storebought?
Soooooo many keypads
Most of the buttons and keypads on Enterprise were "LRFs" or "Little Rubber Feet" 
The sticky peel off type you put on the bottom of things. They worked amazingly well, were cheap, quick to apply and look right. Decals were then stuck onto. I used the same method on a couple of sets and it's great and fast!
The seat looks like an off the shelf model. I'd be surprised if it was custom.
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The sticky peel off type you put on the bottom of things. They worked amazingly well, were cheap, quick to apply and look right. Decals were then stuck onto. I used the same method on a couple of sets and it's great and fast!The seat looks like an off the shelf model. I'd be surprised if it was custom.
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DarkKnight
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seat is a Porsche GT3 seat, recaro sells them without the Porsche emblem, they were a bit over a grand but now with the exchange rate probably more
Yeah, it now resides in Germany.
wasili
Sr Member
Together with the rear section. In the old gallery pics, both were clearly visible. I see the shuttle is not featured anymore in the latest gallery.
http://www.filmwelt-center.com/ausstellung_galerie.php
wasili
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http://www.filmwelt-center.com/dateien/A4-Center-Flyer_klein.pdf
page 2 lower right corner. Pics of both the rear (left pic) and the front (right pic).
page 2 lower right corner. Pics of both the rear (left pic) and the front (right pic).
misterfusion
Sr Member
Ah, so THAT's where the Pod 2 cockpit went! I wonder where he bought the tail section...
I work for a company called The Hollywood Studio Collection out in Northridge (formerly Backlot Props) and we've got Pod 1 out in it's own little doghouse in the back.
I'm looking into restoring our cockpit (still has the built-in Nav display,) but all the rest and I mean ALL, of he other panels have been stripped.
The pics from Robstyle are great, but I'm gonna have to scour the episodes where it was used and dig to find some schematics or other production photos.
If anybody comes across anything, keep me in mind, and I'll post progress pics if we move ahead with the restoration.
Steve
I work for a company called The Hollywood Studio Collection out in Northridge (formerly Backlot Props) and we've got Pod 1 out in it's own little doghouse in the back.
I'm looking into restoring our cockpit (still has the built-in Nav display,) but all the rest and I mean ALL, of he other panels have been stripped.
The pics from Robstyle are great, but I'm gonna have to scour the episodes where it was used and dig to find some schematics or other production photos.
If anybody comes across anything, keep me in mind, and I'll post progress pics if we move ahead with the restoration.
Steve
misterfusion
Sr Member
Oh, don't worry. We custom-built a shuttlebay-shed around it to keep it out of the elements, and we've already restored the Nav panel lighting, the overhead interior domes (hard-wired touch lights) and the engines (florescent fixtures).
Our photographer is out the rest of the week, and all the good pics are on her computer, but I'll dig around and see if I can find anything between now and then.
Our photographer is out the rest of the week, and all the good pics are on her computer, but I'll dig around and see if I can find anything between now and then.
Bronson BB
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Is THIS of any help?
From Doug Drexlers blog.
Read through the comments as well. Mike Okuda chimes in.
misterfusion
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Damn right is it! Thanks!!! :thumbsup
Here is an exterior panel from one.
Bronson BB
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Here is an exterior panel from one.
Ah, I see those were paired on each side at the nose.
I'm sure Mr. Fusion will be asking for another picture of that panel, but this time next to a ruler.
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