BIGGEST STARSHIP ENTERPRISE MODEL EVER BUILT! UPDATE!

This is the historic build of the entire interior of the original Starship USS Enterprise. Thank you to crewmembers and Patron supporters Penn, McBryde and Powell for allowing us to view their quarters on the 1/100 scale model. In this video we also see how the dorsal section relates and works with the saucer section.
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[@jonpowell-ov3yh]

I scratch-build a lot of stuff and all I can say is - "Sir, you are truly a craftsman, and I'm humbled when I see the quality of your work"... 👍👍

[@SciHeartJourney]

I'm not worthy. 🤦 I'm not worthy. 🤦 I'm not worthy. 🤦

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks Jon ;-)

[@paristhalheimer]

This has been my dream since I was a kid back in the 70s. As an adult, I always wanted to build a Lego Mini Figure Scale model of of the Starship Enterprise with every room. I can't wait to see the finished product.

[@cliffrichardson6302]

I have been watching Mr Trek from day one and I thought there’s no way this can be done he’s not going to finish it. All I can say is you proved me wrong. So keep going and what fantastic craftsmanship and quality of work . Hope I can come and see the finished project one day when it’s on display. Live long and prosper.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@derekparent752]

Matt Jefferies would likely visit you if he was still alive. I am sure he would have been awestruck by your project. Amazingly well done.

[@mrtrek2117]

That would be an honour! Thank you for the encouragement.

[@jasonmixon4163]

This is already a legitimate work of art and should be recognized as such! So glad I subscribed!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you, and thanks for your sub, I appreciate the support!

[@hannehogsbro]

It's epic - so impressed with all the details taking form!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@dezell2126]

I think the idea about the lighting section would be cool. Have you considered that for the patron crew quarters that there could be some way for the crew to "log on" to show that they are "aboard" and on/off duty. This would lend an organic element to your model, almost as tough there was a living crew inhabiting the model. This would add an additional element of complexity but it would also be in keeping with the spirit of this monumental undertaking as it would also incorporate the challenge of electrical design/integration along with the structural. Maybe also consider some of the small LED screens that I've seen in some models that could act as display screens as an optional decoration for patron's contributing at the higher levels.

[@mrtrek2117]

That would indeed be very cool but also rather complex. Right now I'm just focusing all my energy on the ship.

[@fractalelf7760]

Amazing, and I’m so happy to see people love still where it all began.

[@captcakirk]

This is truly a work of art... Mate your craftsmanship is amazing... I cannot wait to see the finished product it will be amazing and hopefully end up in a museum for all to see....

[@enigmagenesis7341]

The most insane yet amazing and incredibly dedicated build I have ever seen. I hope your enthusiasm sees it thtough to completion.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@SolarWraith]

This is bonkers detail...great work. 🧐

[@mrtrek2117]

Total bonkers! Thank you! ;-)

[@Kitzkrieg]

I've got 3D print files for all the main characters (Kirk, Spock, Bones, and more) if you're interested 😉 I could send you photos of them, to show the level of detail. I can also do them in 25th, 10th, or any scale needed.

[@mrtrek2117]

That sounds really good, please do send me some photos! Send to [e-mail]

[@stevenellingson7992]

Hats off to you, it seems impossible, but you are doing it, when i was a kid, 50 years ago, i had a set of the floor plans of 1701, man i should have kept them, good job, will be checking in on your progress, to me thats art and its best, thank you

[@mrtrek2117]

Appreciated, thank you!

[@flyboy451]

Mesmerising. Imagination and modelling of the highest order.

[@mrtrek2117]

Appreciated, thank you very much!

[@korbendallas71]

Awesome work. One of the few KZbinrs i thumbs up before seeing the vid.

[@mrtrek2117]

Comment appreciated, thank you very much!

[@SB5SimulationsFerroviairesEEP]

Merci du partage! Superbe vidéo technique miniature! En regardant votre vidéo, et en découvrant la grande quantité d'espace vide mais structuré, cela m'a fait penser aux ballons dirigeables! Donc si on met un gaz plus léger que l'air ici, la structure sera reposée vers le haut, et donc le vaisseau pourra décoller et rejoindre l'espace! Ce gaz peut aussi servir à faire face à la pression de l'espace que la structure de l'engin! Gaz incompressible, égale résistance! Et si cela peut aussi fonctionner avec la même structure en version sou marine, alors on sait où se trouve le capitaine Némo! Nommé! ou Néom! Soit l'Etat profond! Stéph. Thanks for sharing! Superb miniature technical video! Watching your video, and discovering the large amount of empty but structured space, it made me think of dirigible balloons! So if we put a lighter-than-air gas here, the structure will be rested upwards, and so the craft will be able to take off and reach space! This gas can also be used to cope with the pressure of space that the structure of the craft! Incompressible gas, equal resistance! And if it can also work with the same structure in a submarine version, then we know where Captain Nemo is! Named! or Neom! In other words, the Deep State! Stéph.

[@dolf1010]

A changing ambient light for the crew quarters . That would be nice 👍

[@Abefroman-lq3md]

Brilliant. Salutation’s from Belfast Northern Ireland 🇬🇧

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@therichieboy]

I cant wait to see how you integrate the crewed parts of the ship to the structural/propulsive parts. I hope you can show how the shape of the ship is necessitated by the function of it's parts. It really is a piece of magic!

[@resofactor]

So I recently heard in Star Trek trivia that the registration numbers 1701 were used because Jeffries thought thought that the numbers 3, 6, 8, or 9 wouldn't show up well on the film of the time and their characters would be to 'indistinct' on the outer hull of the saucer.

[@dougkeenan]

love the lighting panels,they might control climate in the cabin as well

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! Yes definitely climate control in the cabins!

[@jamesgraham6796]

You should be the head consult if Space Force ever decides to built this for real. You have already worked out all the bugs for them. Bless you.

[@JoelRyder1]

Magnificent & Fascinating work 🖖🤓 The 1/25 scale will deserve to be in a museum when complete.

[@mrtrek2117]

Appreciated, thank you very much!

[@KeesKouwenberg]

I always look forward to a new Mr Trek video. And you never disappoint me. Every episode I watch with open mouth and goosebumps.

[@mrtrek2117]

Very much appreciated, thank you!

[@SciHeartJourney]

I have NEVER before been so motivated to become a Patreon to a channel before, until now! I can imagine those "crew quarters" filling up really FAST! I hardly wait until next payday. How much do i need do donate to get officer quarters? What a great idea! I hope he makes a good amount of MONEY.

[@Welder-y5x]

Hold your horses don't be so quick to lavish money on a total strangers project untill you know a lot more details

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! To qualify for crew quarters on board the model of the ship you simply sign up to my Patreon at level 2. If you donate for the year there is a discount.

[@Kitzkrieg]

What drawings/blueprints are you going by for this build to help with authenticity?

[@heidiwilks5316]

Nice! I just realized though that the partition supports will get progressively narrower the closer you get to the centre -- will that mean quarters will get progressively smaller as they head towards the centre or will they just include a larger number of supports per cabin?

[@Beuwen_The_Dragon]

Aye, rooms with start getting a bit narrower, but there would simply be fewer rooms the further inward the saucer you go. Typically Officer quarters (ensigns and up) were larger and a bit more furnished than ratings/crewmen quarters. Crewmen quarters would typically be bunked for two to four crewmen, and were not as personalized or fancily furnished with an ‘office” as there would be for officers. Crewmen would have their own shared recreation areas and galleys separate from their living space.

[@R.Daneel]

Nice. Randomly or on purpose not-withstanding; it's very good design to have sickbay adjacent to the transporters.

[@ptonpc]

Amazing work.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@SciHeartJourney]

I'm so jealous! This awesome. I wish I had the room to make something like this. He should sell it to a museum that can care for it and give us all a venue to visit it ourselves. How much would you pay to see a model of the USS Enterprise?

[@justinmurphy2227]

All I can really say is..... UNBELIEVABLE but I"M SEEING IT! You know who would loved to have seen this? Gene Roddenberry. I was young but I did get to meet him at convention. Sure, he had his quirks and vices, but he was human. I just know that the passion he for his fans was real. You can't fake that emotion(s). Just like we can all hear in your voice. I have nothing negative to say. Nor can I give any constructive ( which is usually jealous and destructive just hidden) criticism. How could I? I've built models, from a kit, designed by highly intelligent individuals. This IS THE KIT! Being made as if it was full scale. Tools and construction materials on site. I could keep complimenting but I feel others will think I'm a shill or attention seeking. One last thing.... I simply love how each of your videos "catch you up" to speed and tell you what's been going on AND where the project is going. All this in mere minutes so it's not boring, but inspiring, to hear and if episodes were missed, I'd want to go back and catch up! I just can't believe I'm hearing that there's going to be a larger, 1:25th scale! Will it be a full ship on chunks/sections? I think I already know the answer......lol! Thank you and I'll try to share this with anyone that does not already know about you and your "treks" with these projects!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks for your comment and positive input. Sharing the project with as many as you can really helps the project a lot!

[@marcushull12]

I cant help but expect you to say, "pot as many reds as you can"

[@flyboy451]

Top comment!! 😂

[@jamesday1295]

I tried to make my dads leander class frigate in 1/100 scale. I started with table legs and bed slats. Started building the superstructure and my 6yr old smashed it to bits. I gave up. You are dedicated

[@DrWhom]

That dimple underneath the saucer was introduced because the ship looked inelegant and lumpy without it - but it is hard to think of an in-universe reason!

[@InimicalWit]

Could be the same, really. One does like the ship to look “nice” 💙

[@mrtrek2117]

In universe reason could be that the curvature is conducive to maintaining a stable envelope at warp speed.

[@Thenogomogo-zo3un]

Great work! what an awesome attention to detail. Bet you had to face challenges in that build they didn't even contemplate in the show!. I will love to see it once it's complete

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@DavidRLentz-b7i]

David R Lentz, USA Interesting. A good scale-perfect for a word nerd who is poor at maths! I am especially keen to watch your build of the 1:25th-scale model-a natural extension of 1:100th-scale. This is my favourite for vehicles and smaller aircraft.

[@peterloader974]

Incredible work and dedication!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@zacharybigger4144]

Damn I'm gonna have to set up a roadtrip to see the final 1:25 product when you display it. This is a fantastically cool project, and I'm blown away by the level of detail and quality

[@kurtdowney1489]

Has he mentioned where it will be on display

[@zacharybigger4144]

@@kurtdowney1489 I don't think so; I'm sure as he gets closer to completion he'll share some details tho

[@Welder-y5x]

Sorry not enough details for me

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@mrtrek2117]

Absolutely, the completion of the 1/25 scale model is still some way in the distance. Full and complete details will be shared closer the time.

[@smokeynewton]

There are no words to describe how amazing this is.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@goldenpacificmedia]

Just sending you a quick message of encouragement. Your videos are totally engrossing for me. Thanks for your detailed look at the interior spaces of the original Enterprise. Your modeling is the most detailed concept of the interior of the decks that I've ever seen. Between the smaller and the 1:100 model, is the hallway in a different position relative to the deck's diameter?

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! The interior you see on the smaller model is just for effect, the main purpose of that model was to show how the big 1/25 scale model will be viewable by visitors. So if you study the rough interior of the small model you will find that almost all of it does not match the 1/100 scale model shown in this recent video.

[@ollllj]

Thunderbirds are go warp 4 !

[@1mattwilson83]

I love the details, and shows the dedication to this. I hope to one day come and see the full thing.

[@spideytracer]

Fascinating watching the genesis of your dream. I'm a welding engineer by trade, and interested in seeing the support structure you'll install to support the 1/25th scale. Great work. Keep it up

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@Mrpurple75]

Mr. Trek: just finish'n up my 1:1 scale Enterprise, warp core refuses to stabilize but I'll get it

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Man, you are an absolute lunatic for building this. Big fan! Can't wait to see more.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks! Next video will feature transporter rooms and briefing rooms.

[@NeilPeelParanormalPeepShow]

I hope you have placed the toilets in there. Great work.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks! If you watch the video you will see that I have placed the toilets.

[@NeilPeelParanormalPeepShow]

@@mrtrek2117 yes, I was jumping the gun a little bit cos I saw your reference to the loos later on. Where will this be on display once it's complete?

[@Driver0378]

I’m amazed by every video you post! Truly awesome work. 👍🏻

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@stevenjones2371]

So Mr Trek I take it the final big build we’ll be awhile no problem it’s a big adventure and brother I’ve totally enjoyed watching your talent keep rocking

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! Yes the final build of the 1/25 scale will be a while, but not ages, like in 8 or 10 months or so. Meantime, I hope you enjoy the 1/100 scale build!

[@tgdomnemo5052]

Love the "crew" quarters 🖖🏼 hope the members will scale up and move to the "real".25.ship 🙏🏼

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks! The crewmembers are automatically assigned quarters on board the 1/25 scale ship when signing up to level 2 on my Patreon! :-)

[@Starshipsforever]

@@mrtrek2117 I hope you'll have alien crewmembers as well: Vulcans, Andorians, Caitians, Edoans, Rigelians, Deltans, etc. and so forth. Otherwise, it's pretty dull with a Homo Sapiens-only club.

[@mrtrek2117]

@@Starshipsforever There will be several Vulcans, all the rest will be human.

[@stevenserna910]

Will you be installing bathrooms/toilets, showers, changing rooms, crewman level dorm bunk rooms for the lower class rates? How about the emergency landing legs on the saucer underside? Waste (both human & trash), recycling synthisizers, and reclamation facilities, galley's, Armories, Phaser qualification ranges, and crew-gyms, science/ medical laboratories, dining areas, breakrooms, recreation areas. Not every crew member has a stateroom, some live in bunk rooms. Medical facilities and hospital beds for triage, spare parts storage, ordinance lockers, custodial closets, pipe chases... You're doing fantastic work. I just wanted to gauge the detail level you want to convey. Whether you design-in things an actual crew would need for ship operation, or only what's seen, or mentioned in movies, and tv shows. This is a make believe ship, but for it to operate (fictionally) and sustain a crew of 300, in a sealed closed environment like space, and possibly a rescue/evacuation level of 700, a lot of space needs to be allocated for its mission profiles. Just like, not everyone's an "officer grade", not every system is pretty or popular. Just seeing tankage, storage, and facility space for operational systems would do, I guess. Real aircraft carriers and warships are designed in modular sections, but they all must fit together like a puzzle. They have the advantage of operations in an atmosphere. In space, its a closed system; you must take everything you need with you. Great work on what you've done so far.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks. It's all going to be in there.

[@WorldT]

amazing. I think your model is the most detailed one that exists . even the one in Washington DC is just the exterior only.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@Anymouse6980]

The one in The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, Washington D.C., is the original and has been restored and conserved to as close to original condition as possible for the 1960’s ST-TOS. As a fan of TOS and this project, I see no conflict. Both are a dream and realization of Star Trek which all fans relate to, and carries us through the space between us. “All I ask for is a tall ship, and a star to steer her by.”

[@billyhead1625]

I thought that in the main transporter room that the control panel was straight across from the transporter pad. Horizontal to the transporter facing the pad. What an awesome job and amazing workmanship!

[@alecjones7299]

1/18 scale is the real Sweet Spot

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Once again, spectacular! 😮

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@modeler308]

Excellent. Can't wait to see my own quarters!

[@Colin_]

This is awesome. Where the heck do you store something that big?

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks! The model will be stored in a large studio space.

[@bigemugamer]

AWESOME!! =D I tried to build something similar out of foam board but failed. =,( I was building a 3 foot long 1:3 scale of the USS Rhode Island (yes Harry Kim's future ship) with only 3 decks, the engineering section would be one deck and the saucer section would have 2 decks. I was suppose to be a model of a starship shaped house in landing mode with landing struts extended. making all the blueprints was easy but building the actual model...

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! Your project sounds really cool, maybe pick it up again and give it another go. I'd love to see that!

[@bigemugamer]

@@mrtrek2117 I just might some day. =D

[@salvagedb2470]

This is Stuff I hope will be seen by Future Generations and be Viewed by Many when it finally Hits , you are an Artist an know a Good piece of Cardboard when you see it.

[@MicrobyteAlan]

Great work, where will it go on display?

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you. The display location is not yet finalised.

[@nozyspy4967]

Mate this is amazing!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Even at this scale this is a truly epic undertaking my friend.😮 Eagerly looking forward to your continued progress, liked and subscribed!👍👍

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you, and thanks for the sub and the support, greatly appreciated!

[@skidooboy8977]

way to go. I hope you get some real "youtube money" for this channel and maybe even can get some staff and move your timelines up. looks amazing!!! can't wait to see it! great channel, you deserve a million subs!

[@mrtrek2117]

Appreciated, thank you!

[@swpowell1226]

I was happy to share my quarters for this video. LOL

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks for stepping up! ;-)

[@swpowell1226]

@@mrtrek2117 LOL

[@originaluddite]

Will those big gaps in the bottom of the saucer section have room on that lower level or do they impinge too much on full-height rooms?

[@pennbowen339]

YAY!

[@BG-zv5bk]

Waiting for actual big version...and waiting and WAITING. enough small model and then smaller model of the model, then a model of things but in super small scale. Just build the damn thing already

[@Welder-y5x]

I would agree a lot of talk and a few models but worryingly no real details

[@InimicalWit]

I think you’re both viewing the whole project as being irrelevant to the final model; but I think all of this is the project - and it’s coming along, I’d say. 💙

[@deepskymike767]

Really @BG-zv5bk you must learn to govern your passions.

[@brokenofficechair4919]

More excellent work continues.. Could there be a small sign on the bridge thats says (anyone says punch it will be removed from the bridge)

[@marq74]

I want see someone build Picards ship!

[@matthiasbaumuller4738]

You are completely crazy. And I mean that as a compliment.👍

[@briantucker5322]

Where is this museum going to be located?

[@Welder-y5x]

Yes I think we would all like to know that one

[@mrtrek2117]

Right now that is wide open, it could be in the UK or Europe but also a science museum in Ohio expressed an interest some way back and I had a brief correspondence with them.

[@briantucker5322]

@@mrtrek2117 what an incredible project! If it's Ohio, I know where one of our family vacations will be.

[@briantucker5322]

@@mrtrek2117 Why not make two? LOL!

[@stevenherman2483]

Don't forget the Bathrooms :)

[@mrtrek2117]

Did you watch the video?

[@stevenherman2483]

@@mrtrek2117 I just caught the first 4 minutes, you do mention the bathrooms in the next 30 seconds. The work you are doing is very impressive. I made the comment more as a joke as they never really mentioned having bathrooms on the series. I apologize, I did not mean to offend.

[@mrtrek2117]

@@stevenherman2483 All good, no need to apologize ;-)

[@minionofgozer7414]

Can I ask, have you got other model makers that would like to join you on this build?? Ones that would be able to expedite the build of this a little quicker and also to bounce ideas off? Or is it just yourself building both the test model and the main build??

[@mrtrek2117]

Right now it is just me building the ship and all the elements and test builds. As things progress as they are though I totally envisage a small team of skilled model makers working on the project. Maybe 3 or 4 builders. I think this will also be absolutely necessary for the feeling of teamwork and a common goal. I don't think it would be particularly good for my mental health if I undertook such a massive project single handed. No one builds an entire starship alone.

[@TheGeezzer]

...to boldly go where no model maker has gone before...

[@bascodelagamma]

👍

[@roguezilla5887]

WOW

[@omnipresencetv8929]

if only star ships where simple to make.

[@baxterboy23]

.. er.. WOW.!! 🤯

[@daniel385]

I wish you would take this project more seriously ; ) Just kidding. It's an incredible job and it's going to take time to get it right. I'm along for the voyage!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you, appreciated ;-)

[@lutzderlurch7877]

Superstructure? I‘d call `em „frames“

[@Idazmi7]

Is this based on the official blueprints?

[@mrtrek2117]

No.

[@Idazmi7]

@@mrtrek2117 Unfortunate.

[@mrtrek2117]

@@Idazmi7 Why unfortunate?

[@Idazmi7]

@@mrtrek2117 You never see any constructed model based on the official blueprints. Those prints were designed by a draftsman from the U.S. Navy: every fan made version or modification I've ever seen ends up making things worse, not better, and always as a result of their own assumptions overriding actual logic. I suppose I'll never see one made: I've neither the time nor energy to do it myself.

[@mrtrek2117]

@@Idazmi7 I've studied the FJ and FASA blueprints in depth and they are seriously flawed. Those who originally designed the official blueprints did so when computers were the size of your bathroom and they took into no account whatsoever the mental health of crew on long missions in deep space. There are no multi-deck open areas in those blueprints and the main rec area on deck 8 is just a single deck high, it would feel as oppressive as walking around in a large underground car park. If you are talking about logic those blueprints override logic on every level.

[@loualiberti4781]

Holy !!!!!!

[@crypto1701]

Shhh-Kuh. I love it!

[@mrtrek2117]

It's great fun! :-)

[@crypto1701]

@@mrtrek2117 It's awesome! Do you have a home for the biggest one yet? You are giving us a better sense of how big the Enterprise really is than The Motion Picture did!

[@mrtrek2117]

@@crypto1701 Display and storage spaces are not confirmed yet. Really glad you feel the size of the ship from the work I'm doing, it's a big part of the project to truly convey the size.

[@richardkohlhof]

I admire you so much you're so dedicated I have a man crush on you LOL

[@goaway152]

where will you store it :D im not being coy btw. do you have a proper warehouse?

[@Welder-y5x]

A lack of news on display location from day one, surely the first and most important thing to do is get that sorted first, looks a bit like winging it and hoping it will all work out in the end....

[@cliffcampbell8827]

Is anyone building the refit or the A?

[@alexprocyk8805]

I always wondered why they didn't just get rid of bathrooms and use the transporter to "transport" poop out of the lower intestine instead. I can't be the only one to ponder this.

[@johnbenson4672]

My wife would murder me if I did this.

[@icarus745]

Llap🖖

[@stevenmckamey]

wasting my viewing time

[@bioshock745]

love it

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@dcolb121]

1/25th scale?? Where will you keep it??

[@timfremstad3434]

I so admire your attention to detail and the amount of study you've put into this..... it looks soooo authentic, and .it sounds like you have almost half of the crew complement assembled

[@chrisstahl2653]

I love how the crew quarters have Panton chairs. The actual chairs that can be seen in TOS resemble more the Tulip chair, but I see no good reason, why the furniture onboard couldn't have been updated during a mini-refit.

[@mrtrek2117]

Thanks, the Panton Chairs were designed in the late 50's so I think they fit right in with the look and feel of the interior of the original ship. They are really comfy too if you've ever sat on one!

[@nowhereman1046]

Gosh, I sure hope you're not going to put crew quarters right where the Impulse Deck's secondary engineering spaces would be. ;)

[@mrtrek2117]

Maybe watch the video ;-)

[@mikedicenso2778]

@@mrtrek2117 Have you put thought into what the layout for the impulse engine engineering section will look like? Both SciPubTech's and Doug Drexler's cutaways having some interesting layouts, including of the engines themselves.

[@nowhereman1046]

@@mrtrek2117 I did.

[@thomasackerman5399]

@@mrtrek2117 Do you have the Impulse Deck engineering spaces worked out yet?

[@mrtrek2117]

@@thomasackerman5399 I have a rough idea and am really excited to get into those areas!

[@fryoung1]

The idea of the lighting panels in the crew quarters makes sense. This idea does kind of jive with the series. The colour spots and wall washes,

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you! Yeah those colour splashes, totally jives with the series, love that!

[@David-hi9rp]

Many years ago at the Science museum in London there was a star trek exhibition and they had the full size actual movie Next Gen Enterprise D which was huge about the size of your 1/100 or slightly bigger hanging from wires. great stuff mate.

[@RobertSinclair-j8i]

the more I see the more amazing it is. Great work!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@Bojan_V]

This is oustanding!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you!

[@Conn653]

Love what you're doing but think there is a minor flaw in your design. Question: How do the crew members get to deck 7 as you aren't showing a walkway from the center to the crew area? Could the curvature, under deck 7 on the outer ring, actually be flat, with the 'lip'(below deck 7 - outer ring) house the plumbing and electrical components running under the crew quarters? All walkways were flat - no 'hills' to climb.

[@mrtrek2117]

Well, we can't say that all walkways were flat as 95% of the ship was not actually shown in the TV show. The points you question are all covered in previous videos.

[@kjpphotography4764]

IT IS REALLY LOOKING GOOD!

[@mrtrek2117]

Thank you very much!

[@kjpphotography4764]

@@mrtrek2117 Anytime!