Set blueprint exchange

Mytran · Jun 6, 2014

As originally conceived Voyager's sickbay would have been larger, true. But budgetary limitations meant that this was not to be so, and all we got instead was some shelves containing pots of dirt that Kes went to fetch in an early episode.

Design elements of the Medical Lab were carried over into the design of the Science Lab (opposite the Transporter Room) which made its appearance in Season 2 or 3.

Count · Jun 17, 2014

Got no new blueprints but a bit of info, apparently the USS Sutherland bridge is a redress of the Enterprise-D science lab/Ent-A Galley set.

Count · Jun 17, 2014

Lastest update for the day, Dreadnought floorplans from the afore mentioned Voyager episode, fresh off eBay.

http://s52.photobucket.com/user/count23/library/Other%20Trek%20Blueprints?sort=3&page=1

Last 7 images in my other blueprints folder.

trekker670 · Jun 27, 2014

I've got a handful of blueprints from Star Trek: The Experience (mostly The Klingon Encounter, but also a few from after the Borg Invasion modifications). I haven't scanned them in yet, but if there's interest, I can scan them in to include with the collection.

Count · Jul 4, 2014

today we have the following gifts:

voyager medical lab: http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/Other Trek Blueprints/_57-1.jpg

the medical lab being the room opposite the doctor's office in sickbay.

voyager medical lab console: http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/Other Trek Blueprints/_572.jpg

voyager science lab console: http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/Other Trek Blueprints/_573.jpg

Mytran · Jul 4, 2014

That's some great close-ups of the med lab that never was!
The pedestal console and other areas did survive into Voyager's science lab set though, so it's good to see them in detail too.

Count · Jul 4, 2014

That's not "never was" that's screen used, built on stage 9. This is the half of sickbay that was on the other side of the EMH's office

Mytran · Jul 4, 2014

It was eventually built, but not quite in the way shown on the blueprints here. The circular area was replaced with a (much cheaper) doorway and adjoining wall panel. I'll try and dig out a pic later

Count · Jul 23, 2014

Mytran · Jul 24, 2014

Great finds! That odd diagonal line in the ENG shuttlebay floor is a holdover from Seasons 1-2, when the main doors were aligned differently.

QuinnTV · Jul 25, 2014

Count said:
I've also attached th ebay bids for blueprints i can't identify, i dont download non set-floorplans so someone else may want to snag and bag them while they're up.

FYI, for identification purposes, many of these items (which have been relisted; links on the original ended auctions) have a second picture with a close-up of the title block, which indicates what the drawings are.

Count · Aug 11, 2014

come on guys, work with me here, I can't be the only one actively looking for this stuff

Redgeneral · Aug 11, 2014

Mytran · Aug 13, 2014

At some of those TNG Bridge plans are from the Star Trek Tour's bridge, which differ from the original in a few details. I've not checked out the rest yet, nice finds!

Count · Oct 8, 2014

Two newbies: The aft cabin of the Delta Flyer from side and top view:

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/Other Trek Blueprints/deltaflyerside.jpg

http://i52.photobucket.com/albums/g9/count23/Other Trek Blueprints/deltaflyerback.jpg

Mytran · Oct 8, 2014

I still don't see why they didn't build an exit ramp into this set. Would it really have been so hard?

Count · Oct 9, 2014

Probably too expensive for it's use. They would have had to make a greenscreen and/or wildspace backdrops behind the ramp for entries and exits. Those kind of expositionary sequences were removed for exactly the reason the transporter was invented. It was slow and time consuming for little to no payoff.

I'm just annoyed that after ages of searching that's the only new blueprints to surface in the last several months. I really wish i could find the enterprise-e/first contact corridor layouts and the Klingon bridge/ready room redress set plans again.

Mytran · Oct 9, 2014

True, but even if the angled wall-door were not a practical set piece, at least there would have been some suggestion as to how the crew get on and off the DF. As it is, Transporter seems to be the only way! That or hidden hatches, and why use a hidden hatch when there's bloomin' big door on the model already!?

As for the Enterprise-E, I assume you are talking more than just the ones on suwalski's website?
http://pat.suwalski.net/film/st-stages/stages/stage15-fc.jpg
http://pat.suwalski.net/film/st-stages/stages/stage5.jpg
http://pat.suwalski.net/film/st-stages/stages/stage17-nemesis.jpg

Count · Oct 9, 2014

STar Trek Stage History only has the NEmesis sets which were built on a much tinier stage, the First Contact version built around engineering combined stages 8 and 9 they were so big. two full quarter circles around engineering with at least 3 T intersections on each ring, plus connection to the Jefferies tube set. I've never found a complete set plan for them.

Mytran · Oct 9, 2014

Yeah, I know the quote you mean!
After studying the scenes in FC though, I was never able to figure how they might have connected up: In in addition to the two quarter-circles around Engineering, we see a different type of straight corridor, plus one long uninterrupted curved corridor.

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