The schematic above works for the dining room as seen in Trek6 - not at the back where the big windows are, but where that 'room' curves around either side! Bung in a table - and you've got it!
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Finally got my copy of The Director's Edition yesterday.
I'm not sure if anyone has already suggested this but I would place the officer's lounge adjacent to the recreation deck. Looking at pics of the ship miniature there is a single small window to each side of the 4 rec-deck windows on Deck 6. I reckon the lounge would be behind one of those two windows.
quote:Originally posted by Dax: Finally got my copy of The Director's Edition yesterday.
I'm not sure if anyone has already suggested this but I would place the officer's lounge adjacent to the recreation deck. Looking at pics of the ship miniature there is a single small window to each side of the 4 rec-deck windows on Deck 6. I reckon the lounge would be behind one of those two windows.
The trouble is, the lounge has two windows, both the same size/shape as the rec-deck's. The windows you refer to are round as I recall.
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*checks DVD* Damn! You're absolutely right, mrneutron. It's funny but I never noticed that second window before. Well I did, but I somehow assumed it was a mirror or something - but it's clearly not. *sigh*
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Why didn't they just make the Lounge the room infront of the 'wooden room' that we see when Spock's shuttle docks? Just matte it in behind them!?! They could probably matte some actors sitting around too!
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quote:Originally posted by AndrewR: Why didn't they just make the Lounge the room infront of the 'wooden room' that we see when Spock's shuttle docks? Just matte it in behind them!?! They could probably matte some actors sitting around too!
Well...that was Andy Probert's idea when he saw the set they built, and some of his drawings reflect that, but no one wanted to go there.
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And no one thought of simply taking a screen grab of the wooden-lounge in the 'Spock Arrives' scene and matting on the blue screen of the filmed 'lounge' scene for the DVD!?! Why go to all the trouble of the nacelles etc. (or so I belive is there - I haven't scene it yet).
Andrew
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