LEGO Enterprise D mini from Star Trek TNG instructions (MOC #34)

[@mythdusterds]

I like how the communicator and the stand were built. That was a creative way to go about making the Communicator.

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

mythdusterds Thanks!

[@rc-fannl7364]

I like how you captured the oval shape of the deflector at the front bottom side

[@TheWafflepvvn]

Love this, great build. The USS Defiant and the USS Voyager would be other cool ships to see.

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Ian Brimfield Thanks! Yes, I'm planning this to be the whole line of ships in this scale ☺️👍

[@jonathanwalicegaming773]

You should build the alternate enterprise with three engines from TNG All Good Things.

[@Tintin1]

Awesome as always! This mini scale version is really detailed for this scale! I love how you made the deflector! Excellent video and work!

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Thanks, another ship in this scale already in works

[@logankai7427]

Sick man nice build

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Logankai 7 Thanks!

[@jamieolberding7731]

Great job! I love Star Trek a lot!

[@jamieolberding7731]

Great job! For your next build can you build the awesome Klingon K'Tinga Class Battlecruiser from "Star Trek I: The Motion Picture" as a tribute to 50 years. It's the 23rd-24th Century predecessor to the old Klingon D-7 class. This is my favorite Klingon Battle Cruiser. The K't'inga-class battle cruiser was a primary class of warship in service with the Klingon Imperial Fleet in the late 23rd century and with the Klingon Defense Force in the mid-to-late 24th century. History: Introduced in the early 2270s, the K't'inga-class cruiser was considered one of the most powerful warships in the Klingon Defense Forces, even serving as a flagship of the Imperial Fleet for a time during the 2290s. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture; Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) K't'inga-class cruisers were in service as early as the 2270s, when the Epsilon IX station recorded the destruction of three K't'inga-class vessels by the V'ger entity. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture) Starfleet's interest in the K't'inga-class cruiser was such that in 2285, the class of ship appeared in the Kobayashi Maru training scenario at Starfleet Academy. (Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan) For nearly a century, the K't'inga-class cruiser proved to be a rugged, sturdy design that saw continuous use. In that aspect they were much like their Federation counterparts the Excelsior-class and Miranda-class starships, whose usefulness outlived contemporaries such as the Constitution-class cruiser. With marked improvements, these warships saw continuous use as front-line and border patrol ships throughout the Klingon-Federation War and the Dominion War of the early-2370s. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior", "Soldiers of the Empire", "Call to Arms") They were not always the ship of choice for all missions, however, as more agile craft like the Klingon Bird-of-Prey were better suited for some tasks. (DS9: "Once More Unto the Breach") Technical data: The K't'inga-class cruiser was one of the most advanced and versatile warships in the Klingon Imperial Fleet. Although the tactical effectiveness of the K't'inga relative to other ships was never firmly established in true canon, it was capable of challenging a Constitution class cruiser without fear (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country), threatening an Excelsior class cruiser in a stand-off situation, and in small numbers it could inflict severe damage on an Excelsior class cruiser (VOY: "Flashback"). Physical arrangement: The outboard plan of the K't'inga design incorporated the same basic shape and classic design lineage dating back over one hundred years to the D5 class battle cruiser. (ENT: "Marauders", et al.) The K't'inga-cruiser was a direct offshoot in design-lineage from the venerable D7 class battle cruiser introduced sometime prior to 2267. (TOS: "Errand of Mercy", et al.) The bulk of the ship's overall mass was incorporated in the aft section of the ship. The bridge module was located on a bulbous forward section, which was separated from the aft section by a relatively thin connective section that attached to and flared into the aft section. Located on the caudal section of the ship were the ship's impulse engines. Jutting from below the port and starboard side of the ship's aft section were the ship's warp nacelles. Aside from possessing a slightly sleeker shape and contour than its D7-class predecessor, the most notable design variations between the two classes included a less bulbous forward section, a larger bridge dome, differently-designed warp nacelles, and more extensive external hull plating. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture, et al.) Tactical systems: The weapon systems aboard the K't'inga-class cruisers have included phasers, disruptors, photon torpedo launchers, and concussive charges. (TNG: "The Emissary"; DS9: "The Way of the Warrior"; Star Trek: The Motion Picture; VOY: "Flashback") The torpedo launchers included one torpedo tube in the forward section, and one aft. The forward torpedo bay was located below the bridge, in the foremost part of the ship, while the aft torpedo bay was located between the impulse engines. During the arming sequence, the interior perimeter of the torpedo tube area glowed a bright red until the torpedo or torpedoes were fired. (Star Trek: The Motion Picture; Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan; Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) This class of ship was also equipped with two forward mounted phasers. (TNG: "The Emissary") This phaser and torpedo weaponry was considered state of the art during the 2290s. They were no match for a Galaxy-class starship of the 2360s, but were, however, more than a match for any weakly-defended colony or outpost at the time. (TNG: "The Emissary") By the late 24th century, K't'inga-class battle cruisers had been retrofitted to keep up with the advances of technology. In the 2370s, their forward torpedo launchers included a powerful disruptor emitter, allowing these vessels to remain formidable adversaries. (DS9: "The Way of the Warrior", "Rules of Engagement") The red directed energy weapons seen in "The Way of the Warrior" and "Rules of Engagement" were identified as disruptors in the script of "The Way of The Warrior". [1] Star Trek: Starship Spotter identifies 8 and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Technical Manual identifies 6 disruptors on the K't'inga. Cloaking device: These vessels also had incorporated, like many Klingon starships of the time, a cloaking device, which hid them from detection in most evasive situations. (TNG: "The Emissary"; DS9: "The Way of the Warrior") K't'inga-class cruisers underwent several cloak upgrades during their years of service. Those cruisers equipped with cloaks installed prior to 2290 were known for the particular weakness of not being 100% efficient at blocking gamma radiation. (TNG: "The Emissary") Propulsion systems: USS Excelsior and Kang's cruiser faceoff Facing off with an Excelsior-class cruiser; clearly visible are the vessel's impulse engines and starboard warp nacelle The warp drive of the K't'inga-class enabled it to reach the speed of warp 5. (TNG: "Heart of Glory", "The Emissary") During an encounter between the USS Enterprise-D and the IKS T'Ong, Enterprise chief engineer Geordi La Forge figured that the Enterprise could probably knock out the T'Ong's warp engines without damaging the rest of the ship, as a means of disabling the vessel. (TNG: "The Emissary") Additional systems: Some K't'inga-class cruisers were equipped with cryonic technology, which allowed crews of the late 23rd century to be placed in cryogenic sleep for long voyages. (TNG: "The Emissary") Interior design: The primary color scheme aboard K't'inga-class cruisers was distinctively earth-tone colors, such as beige and gray. In contrast to the corridors found aboard contemporary vessels, such as the Bird-of-Prey, these vessels were considerably spacious in size. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country) Can you also add the Klingon theme to your video? Here's the link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2PHlWyYocmhbJo Here's some images of this famous Klingon vessel. Image 1: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/memoryalpha/images/b/b4/Kronos_One.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20100518002946&path-prefix=en Image 2: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/memoryalpha/images/6/63/K%27t%27inga_class%2C_profile.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20090525062550&path-prefix=en Image 3: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/memoryalpha/images/b/b0/IKS_Amar_aft.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20090525061618&path-prefix=en Image 4: vignette.wikia.nocookie.net/memoryalpha/images/5/58/IKS_Amar_with_support_ships.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20090525061843&path-prefix=en Here's the battle scene from the opening of the movie showing these battle cruiser's in combat. You may have to turn the volume up a little bit. Star Trek The Motion Picture 1979 (ORIGINAL) Klingon Battle Video link: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oZOqZIFrZrJ4oK8

[@jonathanwalicegaming773]

:l:l:l:l:l

[@alanyale4611]

Imo it looks better than the larger one you built. Both are great models but this one feels more natural.

[@EP31983]

I really love your Star Trek ship "creations". Is there any possibility you may build DS9? 😉 Greeting from Germany. Dennis

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Hi and thanks! I definitely plan to do more ST stuff and DS9 is one of the candidates 😉👍

[@Belgaroth101]

Very cool

[@-sirfrenzy-1781]

Please do the Telltale Series Batmobile I think that would be awesome.

[@kyranova505]

Nice build but plz correct the “start” to “star”. Also, great job on the shuttle bay!

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Thanks for telling me!

[@cpt.seabones7179]

you should make a lego custom Milano from Guardians of the Galaxy vol.2

[@titan_kirk]

I've actually built one but it's a little smaller than this

[@russell774]

For ur next build can u build teh lamborgini aventador?

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Ressel PlAYZ You really want it, right? 😃 Than you should get it

[@russell774]

lol but rlly for ur next build can u make an aventador

[@russell774]

oh and if u make it plz make it without that one window peace u used for the lambo gallardo cuz i dont have that peice

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

I will do it but be patient... it's hard to do it right. And I think I won't use that piece but you can swap it for a 3x6 slope on the Gallardo if you don't have it...I just used it because it look much better

[@russell774]

i dont have a 3x6 slope but for the aventador could u mabey use a speed champions window peice?

[@TheFrenchyBricks]

Nice! ;)

[@frankmw__6868]

Woah

[@JerryBuildsBricks]

Star Trek fan? =)

[@frankmw__6868]

Jerry Builds Bricks yup!