Showing posts with label USS Excalibur. Show all posts
Showing posts with label USS Excalibur. Show all posts
Thursday, April 20, 2017
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update X
I'd say most of the modeling is finished now... moving on to the dreaded UVW unwrapping and decal work. Also someone asked me the relative sizes of the Excalibur and the Pandemus, so there's a pic of that as well...
Monday, April 17, 2017
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update IX
Got some lights turned on in those windows. Still working on mystery stuff for behind the windows to make it look lived-in. Just a few more windows to add on the primary hull and then I'll start working on decals and the dreaded UVW maps.
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Heavy Cruiser,
NCC-1705,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, April 16, 2017
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update VIII
Got most of the windows cut in now, except for the primary hull, just the rim windows left, then I have to light them and start working on decals. I think I'll stick with the TOS boomerang emblem and lettering, depends how it looks when it's all put together. Here's pics...
Labels:
Heavy Cruiser,
NCC-1705,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Tuesday, March 28, 2017
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update VII
Got some feedback regarding the front of the nacelles. So here's a variation, not much of an update but it's something...
Labels:
Heavy Cruiser,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, March 26, 2017
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update VI
Rebuilding and rebuilding etc., etc.. Decided to try and finish this one up. I used my Constitution frame and transferred most of the upgrades I had on the previous model. So I guess this would be the last gasp of the traditional Constitution class before the Enterprise refit upgrades were made standard. Now to start cutting in windows...
Labels:
Heavy Cruiser,
Refit,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Saturday, March 3, 2012
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update V
Completely rebuilt the warp engines, although the back end is still unfinished, I'll probably throw in some light greeble back there. So these engines being experimental are sort of a merging of both circumferential and linear warp drives. Added a little character to the deflector dish, but it still needs more details. I still have to tear up some more hull plating to give it that under construction look all over but I'm deciding whether to give the secondary hull some more curve.
Labels:
Andrew Probert,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, February 26, 2012
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update IV
Worked a little on the impulse engines. At first, I thought about using one of Andrew Probert's discarded impulse engine designs from the refit from TMP, but as I was working I decided just to take what was done for TMP and dial it back a little so it looks like it's on its way to being the system we see in TMP but not quite there yet. I also tinkered with the warp engine grills, halved the number so they show up and aren't just an interference pattern in the renderings.
Labels:
Andrew Probert,
Refit,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Star Trek: USS Excalibur Update III
Changed a bunch of stuff. What I intended to to was cut out some windows but one thing led to another and I never got to windows. But I did rebuild the bridge superstructure to make look like it was being rebuilt. Also scattered around some open spots on the upper side of the primary hull. Changed the main sensor/deflector dish to look more on the road to TMP version. Also rebuilt the hangar doors and worked on the hull around that area. And now Star Wars calls, probably work on some of that for the next post. Anyway, here's pics...
Labels:
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Star Trek: USS Excalibur - Update II - The Wrath of...
More work and reworking done to the warp engines and pylons. After some discussion at TrekBBS I went with some of the suggestions there and ended up with this latest version of the engines.
Labels:
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Star Trek: USS Excalibur - Update
I was looking this model over the other day and I decided I didn't like the engines I had come up with for the refit Excalibur. I wanted something that would indicate that this ship was repaired at a time just before the major advances seen in the refit Enterprise. I wanted this model to show upgrades in their early stages that would be fully realized in the Enterprise.
Labels:
Refit,
Star Trek,
USS Excalibur
Tuesday, May 31, 2011
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