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Starship Freak
Member # 293
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I saw this picture and I was wondering: Is that a schematic we see of the tng runabout, and does anyone have a better pic?
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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That looks like Deanna saying "Hello Di-anne"
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Jason Abbadon
Member # 882
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Deanna looks like she's acting in a hemmoroid commercial.
Even more than usual.
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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Hm. Same chairs as Voyager's conference lounge.
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Sol System
Member # 30
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My monitor is always too dark for screencaps, I guess, but I don't see anything that looks like a schematic, or a display of any kind. Is it supposed to be behind Data?
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Fleet-Admiral Michael T. Colorge
Member # 144
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It's just a side profile of the Runabout. I remember seeing it upclose before. Although... I do want to see it again.
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Starship Freak
Member # 293
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It is asideprofile isn�t it? That�s why I wanted to see it upclose as well..
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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What WAS that set turned into? I know the only other time we saw anything remotely similar was in "The Visitor" with a nice shot showing Jake looking out runabout windows as the Federation evacuated DS9 to the Klingons.
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PsyLiam
Member # 73
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The set was originally intended to be a permanent standing set, wasn't it? (Or, if not, at least a set that they could put back up quickly).
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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I remember reading where TNG put in the money for the set to help out it's "sister show".
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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It's possible that the set eventually became the crew quarters on the Defiant. I believe the sleeping cubicles seen here on the runabout set are the same as the cubicles we see on the Defiant.
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Mark Nguyen
Member # 469
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Parts of the set were later seen as Professor Seyetik's quarters on Prometheus. That's about it, really...
Mark
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deadcujo
Member # 13
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It is indeed a side profile of the runabout. Obscured by Data's shoulder is another view of the runabout that seems to alternate between a top-down and front view.
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Starship Freak
Member # 293
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Deadcujo, any caps? Both views?
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deadcujo
Member # 13
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http://mordea.com/misc/41be504b.jpg http://mordea.com/misc/41be504b.jpg
It doesn't alternate like I thought it did; the other view stays the same.
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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That's the same link twice?
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deadcujo
Member # 13
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Oops! http://mordea.com/misc/41be5032.jpg
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Starship Freak
Member # 293
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Thank you! So, is it just the angle, or does the schem look like the nacelle is tilted? If so, that�s not your standard runabout configuration.
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Aban Rune
Member # 226
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I assume you mean tilted as in, the nacelle pylon looks like it's tilted toward the aft. If so, it's just the angle.
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AndrewR
Member # 44
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quote: Originally posted by deadcujo: Oops! http://mordea.com/misc/41be5032.jpg
"Everyone was amused when Counsellor Troi tried sitting on various fruit she selected from the bowl off the table."
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Cpt. Kyle Amasov
Member # 742
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For some reason the images do not work for me. But I watched the episode recently after reading the topic, and I can confirm it's just an average display of a Runabout (Probably the same they use in the cockpit). There's another scene where the display is shown up close (Data is sitting at that console). I'll do a screenshot.
Just give me a second...
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Cpt. Kyle Amasov
Member # 742
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Here they are...
Capture 1 Capture 2
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Starship Freak
Member # 293
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Okidok, standard runabout, but cool caps! Thanks Kyle. I just love the schematics and models shown onscreen, my absolute favourite!
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