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AndrewR
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So to make 3D ships - you just have to build them out of smaller shapes!?! Is all 3D done like that?

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Bernd
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Great work. Do you envision this as a class variant? Or as a prototype despite the details that are rather movies-style?

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Makotokat
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Variant I think....earlier ship (maybe Republic)

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Johnny
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quote:
Originally posted by AndrewR:
So to make 3D ships - you just have to build them out of smaller shapes!?! Is all 3D done like that?

Yes, just like putting together a model kit, only you make all the pieces yourself.

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Peregrinus
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*sigh* The Republic is not Constitution-class...

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Makotokat
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Acording to Franz Joseph it is, however I haven't decided on a name yet.....

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Peregrinus
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He arbitrarily decided that the Republic and Farragut were Constitution-class, despite there being NO indications of class in the dialogue. Go watch "Court Martial" and "Obsession" to see what I mean.

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Shik
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What about the, uh...Making Of Star Trek lists? The ship memos & all that?

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Makotokat
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Careful....this can become a bottomless can of worms....

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Peregrinus
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Again.

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AndrewR
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quote:
Originally posted by Johnny:

quote:
Originally posted by AndrewR:
So to make 3D ships - you just have to build them out of smaller shapes!?! Is all 3D done like that?
Yes, just like putting together a model kit, only you make all the pieces yourself.

Sorry I've been here too long, was that a real response or a sarcastic response?

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Cartman
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No, a sarcastic response would have been "yes, 3D is done like that all in all, with triangles big and small", which it wasn't.

I have nothing further.

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Makotokat
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Okay took a while, but here's an update....

I had lots of fun trying to make the secondary hull. I attempted to stay faithful to the design from the Technical manual, but there were a few inconsistancies. From the top and side views the engineering hull seems to flare out at the midline behind the nick (not a circle, an ovoid)and then come back to a circle by the shuttlebay. This is not so on the FJ blueprints, there the dimensions are correct. I tried for a while to reproduce the flawed look but it was rather unattractive. Instead I built it by hand and it looks quite good so far. I'm going to correct a few things that were roughed in and then on to the struts and nacelles.

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Mars Needs Women
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Hey nice job there. Once your done with this ship do you plan on making any other Franz Joseph designs?

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Makotokat
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Probably make a scout/destroyer and a tug afterwards.

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