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Sol System
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I think Liam is thinking of "Catspaw," though it has been a very long time since I saw the other. And the Enterprise was tiny, and made of pewter. As I recall.
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I am not, as I will now prove by stealing Starship Freak's bandwidth.

Catspaw:

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RFM:

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Give me money.

And on Siegy's point, The Cage Enterprise also had different impulse engines, although I am not sure how.

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Actually, I've just had an idea about how to explain the reg number of the Constellation. She'd just been in dock for repairs to her saucer and the yard techs were a little dyslexic and repainted her hull with NCC-1017 instead of NCC-1710 and didn't have the time to repaint again before she deployed. Simple as that. Problem solved. [Big Grin]

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Which would conflict with the Kongo had the Constellation's number really been 1710.

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quote:
Originally posted by PsyLiam:
Starship Freak's site has made me think of something. At one point during "Requiem for Methuselah", the Enterprise is shrunk down and put on a table. As tends to happen. Anyway, the model used has balls on the end of the nacelles. Is this the AMT kit? I didn't think the AMT kit had balls on the end of the nacelles until after the series had finished. And if it's a superior, more accurate version, how come they could afford to build it for this, but not for "The Doomsday Machine"?

I believe that's the oroiginal 3-footer Enterprise miniature built prior to the 11 footer we know and love. As I recall, it's much too big to be an AMT kit.

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quote:
Originally posted by Dat:
Which would conflict with the Kongo had the Constellation's number really been 1710.

Or whatever. [Razz] [Razz] [Big Grin]

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quote:
Originally posted by MrNeutron:
I believe that's the oroiginal 3-footer Enterprise miniature built prior to the 11 footer we know and love. As I recall, it's much too big to be an AMT kit.

That must be the one that William Shatner holds in the TOS publicity photo with a model of the Enterprise.

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Indeed it is. For some reason the 18" AMT model seems to be more closely based on the 3' miniature than the proper 11' one too.

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