Steve,
You're Crazy.
WHich makes you my new hero.
AMAZING work...GODSPEED!
You're Crazy.
WHich makes you my new hero.
AMAZING work...GODSPEED!
The Enterprise Project
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Look,
I appreciate Steve Neill as much as anybody else here but him in a miniskirt is NOT something I want to see done in CGI! LOL
(Steve can be all the men on the show... Put Bridget Bardot, Marilyn Monroe, or leave Nichelle in the miniskirts, though...)
This is a nice topic Steve's begun but I would caution about the use of the term "Enterprise Project."
If you're familiar with Coast-to-Coast AM and Richard C. Hoagland then you might know where I'm heading there... A change in title might be appropriate just so there's no confusion over whether this is about Star Trek or little green men and government agency conspiracy theories.
I kind of like "Trekkin' " or "The Continuing Voyages" myself.
(I appreciated the slight change in the Enterprise Mission statement in Star Trek II. Getting rid of that five year stuff -- sounded kind of too Soviet to begin with -- and just stating it was a continuing [implied never-ending] mission was better IMHO.)
I appreciate Steve Neill as much as anybody else here but him in a miniskirt is NOT something I want to see done in CGI! LOL
(Steve can be all the men on the show... Put Bridget Bardot, Marilyn Monroe, or leave Nichelle in the miniskirts, though...)
This is a nice topic Steve's begun but I would caution about the use of the term "Enterprise Project."
If you're familiar with Coast-to-Coast AM and Richard C. Hoagland then you might know where I'm heading there... A change in title might be appropriate just so there's no confusion over whether this is about Star Trek or little green men and government agency conspiracy theories.
I kind of like "Trekkin' " or "The Continuing Voyages" myself.
(I appreciated the slight change in the Enterprise Mission statement in Star Trek II. Getting rid of that five year stuff -- sounded kind of too Soviet to begin with -- and just stating it was a continuing [implied never-ending] mission was better IMHO.)
SteveNeill
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Thanks guys and that man Richard is a nut. Maybe you're right.
Steve
Steve
SteveNeill
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Captain April
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I am going to say it: It's going together at warp speed!!!! It looks great.
Awesomeness! As usual.
After some playing with lighting/brightness/contrast etc. I can really see that looking like the TOS bridge...
On a different note - are those plans or the captains chair readily available somewhere? I've never seen those (that I can remember)
Jedi Dade
After some playing with lighting/brightness/contrast etc. I can really see that looking like the TOS bridge...
On a different note - are those plans or the captains chair readily available somewhere? I've never seen those (that I can remember)
Jedi Dade
Captain April
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What are you planning to use to rotate the bad boy?
SteveNeill
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The plans are on this site somewhere.
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If not write to me and I have the PDFs.
It turns on a low profile lazy Susan and has a center shaft as well. you'll see it in the video that's uploading now.
It's heavy but not over built like some you'll see. As always people seem to over do it and pick up another 60 lbs. It comes apart and yes I'll be shooting in the Garage.
Here's a couple of pictures for now. The white strip is a temp until I sheet this Madison under structure with Masonite tomorrow. Slotting the plywood worked and sure beat the hell out of waiting a few days to warp the ply.
More on that in the video and tomorrow. Arms and arm rests get built next then I have to clean up, putty and sand followed by primer.
Thanks guys,
Steve
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If not write to me and I have the PDFs.
It turns on a low profile lazy Susan and has a center shaft as well. you'll see it in the video that's uploading now.
It's heavy but not over built like some you'll see. As always people seem to over do it and pick up another 60 lbs. It comes apart and yes I'll be shooting in the Garage.
Here's a couple of pictures for now. The white strip is a temp until I sheet this Madison under structure with Masonite tomorrow. Slotting the plywood worked and sure beat the hell out of waiting a few days to warp the ply.
More on that in the video and tomorrow. Arms and arm rests get built next then I have to clean up, putty and sand followed by primer.
Thanks guys,
Steve
kahn1701
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SteveNeill
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Aztek Dummy
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Steve,
I may have missed it, but are you going to make the swivel in the chair "self correcting" where it returns to center when you get out of it? or will it be "free range" ?
Can't wait to see how you finish it
I may have missed it, but are you going to make the swivel in the chair "self correcting" where it returns to center when you get out of it? or will it be "free range" ?
Can't wait to see how you finish it
Calufrax
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You might want to use a "zero-return" swivel instead of a lazy susan as the original seemed to have one to make the chair return to facing front whenever Shatner got out of it.
Bar stool part Flat replacement swivels
Bar stool part Flat replacement swivels
Aztek Dummy
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yeah, that's what I meant.
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