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Those ARE a lot of consoles. Um, I hope there are section isolation doors in case there's a coolant leak or some other reactor-related disaster. There's one place that looks a bit cramped, the windowed area opposite the CEO office. Otherwise it's very cool, if a bit . . . BIG.
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I've updated the link with yet another revision based on your input. Got rid of the two "wierd" free standing consoles with a new slick one. Broke down the table into two parts (BTW, I can't remember what the term is for the "pool table" in the center like on the E-D. Anybody know? Master- something, I think...).
Also, the labeling was wrong on the lift. It's not a turbolift, but a lift like on the E-D and Voyager. It's open with no door.
Anyway click on the link again will get you the new Revision (but I'll still call it Rev. 1).
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Wonderful engineering and bridge design, Ace. That is some really wonderful work. I like the angular shape of the consoles, but I do have to wonder if sickbay sees a lot of engineers coming in with head trauma. A sharp corner like some of those consoles to the head will hurt. But it is very nice.
I'm a big fan of large engineering sets. I always felt that, for a ship so complex and large, the Enterprise-D had a dinky little engineering set.
And the pool table is "Master Systems Display" according to the Tech Manual.
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But it is very nice.
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