Starbuck "Replicate some marmalade, Commander - helm control is toast!"
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The first thing that strikes me about most of the articles on here is that most of the posters are from the United States. The second thing is that you all have better resources than I do Unfortunately only the canon stuff makes it over here to the UK, along with a few import items in specialist shops. For example, you get all the neat stuff (including behind-the-scenes articles) in "Star Trek: The Magazine". Over here, we've got "The Official Star Trek Fact Files", which - whilst they have some neat diagrams and blueprints - seemed to be aimed at the under-fives. So can anyone out there: a) Tell me where I can get better sources of info b) E-mail me or post links to the stuff from ST:The Magazine c) Act as a middleman in buying/selling Treknology d) Get me a subscription to ST:The Magazine as a charitable donation to a poor student (yeah, I should be so lucky!)
As soon as I get my new scanner running, I'll be setting up a website of schematics; contributions will be welcomed (MSDs, production sketches, specs and more) - watch this space!
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Hmm..try www.greatlink.org to get to The Great Link (TGL), which I always thought highly of.
*Just checks TGL to see if it's been updated lately--YAY! It has! Chris Howell survived the move;-*
Oh, and for say 200 litres of bio-memetic gel, I could , how shall I put it, acquire a genuine Cardassian optalithic datarod for you. ------------------ "So, no room for Bender, huh? Well I'll build my own lunar lander, with blackjack, and hookers. In fact, who needs a lander, or blackjack? Ah, screw the whole lot o' ya!" -- Bender, Futurama.
[This message has been edited by Gaseous Anomaly (edited October 07, 1999).]
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