1:350 Star Trek FIRST Pilot Enterprise build.

Here is the model on display from a recent visit to my local Hobbyshop, AAA HOBBIES and Crafts in Magnolia, NJ.

The Neck/Dorsal is clear coated in a gloss...again, per the original Filming miniature.

That looks good, I was thinking of doing something like that but with the 18" models.

When did they change the bridge section and put the square pattern in the back of the nacells?  Was theat the second pilot or the teh beginning of the series before they went to the bubble in the engines?

ikar01

That looks good, I was thinking of doing something like that but with the 18" models.

When did they change the bridge section and put the square pattern in the back of the nacells?  Was theat the second pilot or the teh beginning of the series before they went to the bubble in the engines?

 

The changes were made after the second pilot. However several changes were made to the model between pilots as well. The model was given lights for one thing...among several other additions.

Nice job!  Brings back great memories

Again, many thanks!

Your kits are outstanding as always.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=enopwWOHvw4

Hey Captain,that looks really good.

If you watch this video of the restoration of the USS Enterprise you will see that the sensor bands on the lower saucer are actually raised not recessed and that there were grid lines drawn in under the saucer as well.           https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA8D5lK8guE

Whoa!  Thats way nice....  Love it and the paint job is beautiful.  

Love the video ^^^^^^^^^ .  Didnt even know that mueum existed.

Mrchntmarine

Whoa!  Thats way nice....  Love it and the paint job is beautiful.  

 

Love the video ^^^^^^^^^ .  Didnt even know that mueum existed.

 

The Smithsonian has been around for ages but you would need several days to just see everything in all of it's different wings which are spread out all over DC Virginia and Maryland.

Mikeym_us

If you watch this video of the restoration of the USS Enterprise you will see that the sensor bands on the lower saucer are actually raised not recessed and that there were grid lines drawn in under the saucer as well.           https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CA8D5lK8guE

 

That is the PRODUCTION version of the ship. NOT the original configuration as seen in the pilot.

The pilot did NOT have the grid lines...at all.

Mikeym_us

 

 

Mrchntmarine

Whoa!  Thats way nice....  Love it and the paint job is beautiful.  

 

Love the video ^^^^^^^^^ .  Didnt even know that mueum existed.

 

 

 

 

The Smithsonian has been around for ages but you would need several days to just see everything in all of it's different wings which are spread out all over DC Virginia and Maryland.

 

 

That's not the place he is talking about. Please READ the entire post before offering answers. He is referring to the STAR TREK ORIGINAL SERIES SET TOUR in Ticonderoga, That I mentioned. Feel free to google it to answer any questions you may have.

Thanks. 

his arrows were pointing at my post above his.

Great job, I've always been impressed with your builds.

I truly do like your model. I like the simplicity and the smooth lines.  That said, I can appreciate the “modern” versions, but not as well.

You did a heck of a job making “the old new again”