yeah , isn't that great :)

Well, yes, that's true-I had to reconfigure Voyager's space to make everything fit. As you can see, the Delta Flyer takes up a lot of space, as do the other shuttles. There simply isn’t enough room for the Baxial (Neelix's shuttle). The show often used tricks, like shrinking the Delta Flyer to the size of a Type-9 shuttle just to make it fit through the main gate. My goal is to stay as close to the show as possible, but there's no perfect way to resolve all the inconsistencies.

@@DanielBrainbox Ah, that’s understandable. I can see that there would be many things that conflict. Another thing that comes to mind is the section of corridor in the show near Janeway’s quarters that appears to have an extremely high ceiling that would not fit within the hull. It’s the part where the wall has vertical slats instead of the usual horizontal slats (I don’t know if you’ll even decide to include that corridor wall design, since it doesn’t appear anywhere else on the ship lol). Also, on deck 1, I noticed that you had to awkwardly squeeze an unusually narrow corridor between the escape pods and the edge of the hull because there are windows there on the exterior. In these dilemmas, whatever you decide, people are probably going to argue either way. I guess we have to accept the fact that the way some things appear in the show is simply impossible. Anyway, by the looks of it, we can trust your judgement to figure out the right compromises!

​@@DanielBrainbox In season 6, episode 8 (One Small Step), they apparently say they launched the Delta Flyer from “shuttlebay 2”. So that seems to confirm your layout at least slightly. A second shuttlebay exists. I’m also reminded of the Voyager 2 in Prodigy, which had 2 (publicly known) shuttlebays. But, that’s basically a completely different ship, so I guess that doesn‘t confirm anything.

@@sesesesesesesesesesese Ten years ago, when I started my Voyager project, I really delved deep into research and tried to make it work despite all the issues and inconsistencies the series had. I consider myself an expert when it comes to Voyager, having spent years studying the series and its details.

@@DanielBrainbox Sorry if I’m insulting you by informing you of stuff you already know. I’ve been delving into it for about the same amount of time, and I’m still noticing new things hehe! I just thought I’d mention those details to give you a sense of legitimacy in your choices. I know it can be hard when you feel like you’re making decisions that the majority of people aren’t going to agree with the first time they see it. But at least you know there is some evidence that supports the way you want to do it, and you’re not just going down a path that has no basis.

Well not many people know this about the Intrepid class but this whole section is detachable like the Enterprise D saucer section. So im not sure if i want to integrate Jeffries tube's on this deck. I was actually thinking about it but not sure yet.

@@DanielBrainbox Ooooooooo, that reminds me of Galaxy Quest. I’m pretty sure that ship had a removable bridge module too! In the Tng episode: Starship Mine, captain Picard goes from main engineering to 10 forward using jefferies tubes, so I think it would still be fine to have them join across detachable hulls.

yes i can do that. It is on my todo list for a very long time.

Thank you :)

thx :)

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