That's a very early version of the design. Nice photo.A rare look at just who did it.
December 1964 for the NBC pilot.That's a very early version of the design. Nice photo.
Mario
Oh yah, it's in the Air & Space museum in Washington DC. It's in the gift shop.Thanks man that is a great photoIs the model still around?
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fred
Hmmm...Captain Robert April, Sarah April and Larry Marvick, just as I thought. Where's Dr. Daystrom?A rare look at just who did it.
Working on M-4, but it won't be entirely successful!Hmmm...Captain Robert April, Sarah April and Larry Marvick, just as I thought. Where's Dr. Daystrom?
MarkII
Not quite the same as Spock leaning proudly against his new car. What's that? Pride in a Vulcan?Zoom zoom...
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MarkII
Awe, he's was only half-Vulcan...Not quite the same as Spock leaning proudly against his new car. What's that? Pride in a Vulcan?
Would Vulcans even drive? And if they did, would they ever drive such a gas guzzler?Not quite the same as Spock leaning proudly against his new car. What's that? Pride in a Vulcan?
Must be sad in that little Plexiglas box. Not even a transparent aluminum box...I cant help but really like her thoughMan that is amongst my happiest childhood memories watching that show
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fred
Especially running "down" the sides.Why would a spacecraft that has only rarely seen an atmosphere need to show weathering?
Blast damage maybe, but weathering?
Well, in the navy, one spends a lot of time scrapping, cleaning and painting.The extreme radiation of space along with cruising at hundreds of times the speed of light is certainly going to mess up event the nicest paint job.
It must be hard to do while at warp!Well, in the navy, one spends a lot of time scrapping, cleaning and painting.
That's what starbases are for.It must be hard to do while at warp!