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I heard from a friend that issue #4 of Starlog Press' old Star Trek: The Next Generation Official Magazine (1988) has images of an Enterprise-D miniature that looks like the two-footer. Details on the miniature shown in the magazine apparently differ in a lot of ways from the six-footer, but the model looks too "finished" to be a mere study model.
Does anyone have access to that issue and a scanner?
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Don�t take this the wrong way, but never ever post a scan of THAT ;-)
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Oh, have no fear... he'd never find a scanner with a high enough resolution. B)
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Cartman gets a point for geekiness iwth his "scanner resolution" gag but Andrew gets the penny for bringing up "2500th scale".
What's this thread about again?
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Actually, just me wanting to see the two-footer galaxy model. To see what was different to the six-footer...Ah, well..
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If you get the pic and there really are obvious diffrences, photoshop "USS Trinculo" on it and pass it off as authentic evidence of the "non-ship".
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