After doing some screencap studies, it looks like the displays to the left of each escape pod doors are CRTs, and the leftmost display is this screen:
I wonder - does the Jefferies Tube on the other side of that wall curve like the corridor which proceeds it?
And if not - why not!?
Yeah, don’t ask that. Because I don’t want to build a curved Jefferies tube kit ;-)I wonder - does the Jefferies Tube on the other side of that wall curve like the corridor which proceeds it?
And if not - why not!?
Luckily, in all of TNG and the movies we never see anything other than a straight Jefferies Tube, so your project is safe
Damn, I was antialiasing stuff way before that movie came out. Jaggie central!After doing some screencap studies, it looks like the displays to the left of each escape pod doors are CRTs, and the leftmost display is this screen:
And you can see that the smaller "doorbell" static TNG door buttons are to the left of it. So there's both the larger doorbell plexi and the smaller one added to the same LCARS display.
The rightmost display seems to simply indicate the status of the escape pod, with both "Escape Pod Available" and "Launched" visible in the screencaps.
What did I do? I just followed what I saw in screencaps!
But rest assured, I measured appropriately using the schematics of the tubes publicly available.
I just made note of both of those things yesterday when gathering reference for more sets! Thanks!
Hey, thanks for that! I'm definitely intimidated by the lack of reference for these Jefferies corridors, so any reference will help! The tubes I have schematics for, but there's shockingly little in regards to the "corridors".
Yeah, learning about these corridors has given me a new appreciation for them. To me, they're a perfect evolution of what was set before. The "hotel in space" look from TNG but more refined and robust. They have a regal luxury to them, fitting of the name "Sovereign" and a flagship. I particularly like all the hatches, those have been fun to figure out and model.
That would make sense, but I don't know for sure. The corridor sets consisted of two sets in First Contact: the bit outside engineering (yes, with a small second level, I've come to confirm) and the "main deck" which I've been focusing on in the images above. In Insurrection, this "main deck" is gone. The engineering corridor set is there, appropriately still connected to Engineering, but has been modified enough in layout in some places to suggest that the sets were at least in a deconstructed state between films. And a small stretch of corridor has been rebuilt outside of the bridge that lead to the observation lounge which served as a banquet hall in that film. In Nemesis, we can see that at least part of the corridors outside engineering were there, and the shootout scenes in the corridor towards the end of the film are possibly part of the engineering corridor set, but in a different configuration (and different Jefferies tube access) than we've seen before. So, yeah. Enough differences to suggest that the sets were in a deconstructed state between films. But I cannot confirm this.
