@Redgeneral - No worries, take care of yourself. I'll remember for myself to switch from the default https to non-secure http for your site.
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I'm sorry your health has been keeping you from your archive and reverse engineering work. I'll second what blssdwlf said - please take care of yourself.
Same here your health is priority one
There have been some random Greg Jein items up for auction on ebay lately
Type 15 shuttle console:
ship negatives:
Has some Enterprise-D measurements:
Type 15 shuttle console:
Star Trek The Next Generation Original Blueprint Shuttlecraft Dash Greg Jein TNG | eBay
This isn't an original "hand-drawn" copy, but is still an original production copy and it has notes.
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ship negatives:
250+ STAR TREK 35mm Film GREG JEIN Negatives Prop Making, Prototype Ships Photos | eBay
This is a personal collection of 35mm negative color film images from greg jein, the model/prop maker for movies among which was star trek. Our primary goal is for you to receive the item you ordered safely and rapidly!
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Has some Enterprise-D measurements:
Lot of Props from GREG JEIN Star Trek Ships, Models, Prop Parts, Molds, Drawings | eBay
Most of the prop and parts are from star trek, There is a box full of molds. There are there are many drawings copies and paper copies of all sorts of star trek related. Our primary goal is for you to receive the item you ordered safely and rapidly!
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Don't recall this being posted.
Star Trek II Wrath Of Khan Original Production Prop Blueprint - Tracking Console | eBay
It is very likely that these are the only remaining prop drawings from either of the first two Star Trek films remaining in the world. None of the ones he saved were duplicates so there’s only one of each of the drawings that he saved.
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That is amazingly cool. I especially love that they just took a drawing from TMP, crossed out that stamp, and stamped it for TWOK.
This is the middle control panel part of the rotating gunner's turret from the IKS Amar set:
This is the middle control panel part of the rotating gunner's turret from the IKS Amar set:
I'm curious what changes, if any, they made to the console.
The Klingon helm console was used as the transporter on Spacelab, and I'm sure it didn't have English-language graphics the first time around.
Unfortunately I'm on my way out the door so I don't have time to try and grab a screenshot from the Amar bridge walkthrough for comparison.
(Image from TrekCore)
The Klingon helm console was used as the transporter on Spacelab, and I'm sure it didn't have English-language graphics the first time around.
Unfortunately I'm on my way out the door so I don't have time to try and grab a screenshot from the Amar bridge walkthrough for comparison.
(Image from TrekCore)
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Given @Lt. Washburn's discovery above, I wonder if they even bothered, or just drew changes over the existing blueprints. ("Wall of blinking lights from Modern Props goes here")
While it's nothing official, @Donny documented the changes pretty well in his Enterprise Refit thread.
While it's nothing official, @Donny documented the changes pretty well in his Enterprise Refit thread.
So this is what the original console looked like (or at least the Roddenberry Archive recreation of it):
The center part was more or less left alone, most likely because there wasn't any Klingon lettering on the panels. It's kind of hard to tell, but I don't think they re-used any of those clear Hershey Kiss-shaped buttons; the vertical row of buttons on the right hand side of the console (next to the three axis labels and under the "BEAM ACTIVATE" text) look more cylindrical to me.
The center part was more or less left alone, most likely because there wasn't any Klingon lettering on the panels. It's kind of hard to tell, but I don't think they re-used any of those clear Hershey Kiss-shaped buttons; the vertical row of buttons on the right hand side of the console (next to the three axis labels and under the "BEAM ACTIVATE" text) look more cylindrical to me.
That would look even cooler with the angular Ithkuil languageWow, are those controls to adjust the seat and panel positions?
I get the feeling that there are some updates on the horizon from @Redgeneral, I’m already giddy with excitement.
Pretty cool stuff in the Propstore Entertainment Memorabilia auction: https://propstoreauction.com/auctio...er=order_num&xclosed=yes&featured=no&key=trek
I was surprised to see the habitat section from the GEN version of the drydock model. I heard that the drydock model was destroyed in the recent fires in southern California,* but I guess since it was restored to its TMP appearance, this part was either stored separately or owned by someone else.
*Needless to say, one bit of movie memorabilia pales in comparison to the home it was in being lost. I just want to acknowledge that.
*Needless to say, one bit of movie memorabilia pales in comparison to the home it was in being lost. I just want to acknowledge that.
Oh, now this is interesting: STAR TREK: GENERATIONS (1994) USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B Turbolift Deck Listing LCARS Panel
Apparently it didn't show up on screen because of the way they shot that bit with Kirk, Scotty, and Chekov exiting the turbolift. And it's not on the Roddenberry Archive's re-creation of the 1701-B bridge:
The "turbolift is moving indicator light" on the TFF bridge for comparison:
When the turbolift cars got reused in First Contact, the left-hand display was covered over with fabric, but the right-hand one had been replaced with this LCARS graphic (and flush-mounted to the wall rather than the CRT-looking thing they had in TFF):
Apparently it didn't show up on screen because of the way they shot that bit with Kirk, Scotty, and Chekov exiting the turbolift. And it's not on the Roddenberry Archive's re-creation of the 1701-B bridge:
The "turbolift is moving indicator light" on the TFF bridge for comparison:
When the turbolift cars got reused in First Contact, the left-hand display was covered over with fabric, but the right-hand one had been replaced with this LCARS graphic (and flush-mounted to the wall rather than the CRT-looking thing they had in TFF):
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