Star Trek: Inside the Enterprise NX-01 Deck A-G

[@xanderguldie]

I feel this is one of the most logical and realistic Star Trek ships. One of my favorites. Great comprehensive breakdown.

[@Halfscreen]

I was looking for a breakdown on YT, but couldn't one that is to my liking. Glad you liked it!

[@M1tjakaramazov]

Not one of my favourites, but I loved seeing how many of the later standard features were gradually added, such as the phasers and torpedoes. Not having a tractor beam and having to rely on grappling hooks for the shuttles always annoyed me, as well as the lack of food replicators, but the fact they were always the underdog added suspense to the series.

[@dunsel5887]

@@M1tjakaramazov I tend to agree. I do like the overall look but the mass to line of thrust makes me cringe, if you look at the sub-light drive line of thrust and the mass placement it is extremely top heavy, the engines will pitch it up without constant counter thrust from the maneuvering thrusters, stupid, if the nasals had been just under the saucer more like the Akira class it would be better thrust balanced. guess they wanted it to look cool not go straight

[@M1tjakaramazov]

@@dunsel5887 I think it's just the result of two design philosphies colliding - the Jetsons approach of the 60s when they thoght future materials would be so tensile that normal laws of stress and physics would no longer apply, and the early 2000s attempt to move away from the 90s sleek pastel and brushed-steel look towards more realistic and gritty designs. The result was a logical and aesthetic mish-mash.

[@ARockRaider]

@@dunsel5887 don't all of the main startrek ships have rather silly center of mass to center of thrust lines? At least most of the "classic human startrek ships" are oddly lopsided, this is one of the more sensible hero ships from the series as far as I can tell.

[@bobcarn]

NX-01 is my second-favorite starship. I love that it's very utilitarian but has an elegance in the design. I fell in love with it the first time I saw it. It 's beyond wonderful to be able to see it all laid out like this.

[@josephcontreras8930]

It sure as he'll beat the looks of uss Kelvin ship. I mean come on jj what did you do get enterprise kit tear out one nacelle glued it to the saucer and come up with the WORST looking ship anyone has EVER seen???!!! REALLY??? if I were an starfleet enemy I'd target the lone nacelle to have it dead in space easily. Ffwwhhaaa....

[@bobcarn]

@@josephcontreras8930 The USS Kelvin almost literally makes my skin crawl. It's just soooooo wrong. All of the Starfleet vessels follow a certain standard, and then the designer for the Kelvin comes along and says "Let's try doing all these things upside-down and see what happens". I can barely stand to look at the thing. The NX-01 is a bit more basic, but it's the first prototype for what would later be standard design elements, and I love how it still manages to capture that elegance that would persist (Kelvin excepted) throughout Starfleet.

[@chriskoschik391]

Yep! The D will always be my favorite, but the NX is a very close second. Also, Archer is the best captain. Change my mind!

[@keyboardt8276]

@@bobcarn the Kelvin looks great to me

[@brandonochs1372]

They actually based the NX class off the design for the Akira Class, both are my favorite ships, but that is why the ships have a lot of similarities

[@RexDuglar]

Awesome job! The thought that we put into this ship is finally earning it the love and respect that it deserves. You know the NX has fully arrived when you see the work and extrapolation put into developing it by fans. Kudos to all involved.

[@commanderkruge]

That's THE Doug Drexler! :D he designed the ship! :D

[@terryprentice9657]

Did the ship have a fireman's pole when you designed it or was that just something they put on the blueprints?

[@saucyduckglobalomnihyperme7510]

A lot of us loved it from the start. We just weren't the ones complaining on the internet.

[@samwalker8893]

My favourite of all the ships and series for two Reasons, one is that it looked and performed like an expected “next step” invention. Starfleet was established but still scientific and logistical. The fact they needed to board MACOs to defend is a likely story in the development of space travel likely to happen to humans. The second was it was futuristic but only in increments. It still had the expected military submarine attitude to it whilst been ahead of the class. No civilian , no families just people working and developing, excellent work on developing this

[@Schindlerphoto]

No higher praise than this!

[@axelhopfinger533]

The cramped conditions on this really makes one appreciate the luxurious spaciousness and facilities on the Galaxy class!

[@M1tjakaramazov]

Always reminded me of old WW2 submarine films. It really heightenned the drama

[@axelhopfinger533]

@Pumpkin Spice Indeed. When you're on a 5 year mission away from home, your ship cannot be homely enough!

[@benoitsigouin6705]

With apologies to the creator of this animation, there are a few mistakes on the configuration of the NX-class bridge: both the Science and Tactical station each had a secondary console facing the Captain's chair where the handrails are depicted. In addition, there was only one Helm console in front of the Captain's chair, manned by Travis Mayweather.

[@gregoryduvall4758]

Yep, no helm and nav console.....only one seat....

[@keithrobertson8101]

Was going to point out these mistakes but you've saved me the job thanks

[@nidgesolly17]

Look forward to YOU sorting these mistakes out.

[@M60gunner1971]

Where's your proof?!

[@benoitsigouin6705]

@@M60gunner1971 I was watching the series when I found this post. It was all right there in front of me, on the tv screen. What more proof do you want?

[@richardivey1585]

Thanks!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem and thanks for the super thanks Richard!

[@andrewjohnson6716]

This video was at a whole other level. Well done! You can really see how the NX-01 packed in people and systems. It was like a military submarine.

[@SaraMorgan-ym6ue]

make you wonder how the nx 01 could be cramped with how large it is over an airliner🤣🤣🤣

[@phillydragonfly]

This ship and her crew’s uniform is my favorite.

[@Evil-Shenanigans]

@4:27 you said the double hull and pylons could only be accessed with an environmental suit, but there is an episode of enterprise where the entire crew takes refuge inside one of the nacelles and just climb a ladder to reach to nacelle.

[@NXRefitYT]

The episode is “The Catwalk” btw

[@doctorprepperisprepared]

I once, (2006 - 16) owned my own hobby shop and loved selling Star Trek models and building accessories to Trekkies like myself. I would hold the model shows contests and attend local Trek cons to highlight my business and my models there.. It was fun. Now I just keep collecting vintage kits

[@saucyduckglobalomnihyperme7510]

The NX might actually be my favorite Trek ship, maybe a three-way tie with the Constitution refit and the Galaxy. Thank you for letting me see inside it!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem and thanks for watching!

[@Adarkane325xi]

Another great video. The Warp 5 engine at the time the series started was the most innovative human tool. As an Enterprise defender, i’ve made these points before, but for the uninitiated, warp speed increases aren’t uniform, they’re exponential. I don’t have my chart handy, but Warp 5 is many, many times faster than Warp 4.

[@Halfscreen]

Yeah. there is a big difference between warp 1 to warp 5.

[@stevenscott2136]

Warp speed has always been "as fast as the plot requires", which is why Roddenberry didn't use terms like "5 lights".

[@Adarkane325xi]

@@stevenscott2136 Go away. Except for the fact that there is an actual Warp scale, adjusted for the TNG+ ships. So, off with you.

[@balrighty3523]

I always preferred the TOS scale over the TNG scale. 1. It was simply the cube of the factor (warp 1 was (1x1x1)=1c, warp 5 was (5x5x5)=125c, etc.), rather than the factor raised to the power of 3.333... Much easier to figure out. 2. The numbers just kept going (so you could figure out what warp 14.1 was, if you wanted), rather than the scale completely changing above warp 9 because they wanted to cram every speed between that and infinite speed between 9 and 10. I'm convinced the "warp 13" we hear in the future of TNG's finale is there because they realized how dumb it was having ships travel at warp 9.9999 or warp 9.9999999.

[@Adarkane325xi]

@@balrighty3523 Oh, okay.

[@logix8969]

Thank you as always for making this video. I initially didn't know if I liked this ship or not when watching the series but it quickly grew on me. It felt like everything had purpose and we got to see how they had to fine-tune all of the systems whilst on mission because at this point they had not perfected the technology yet, and I thought this was something we needed. Even got to see Tucker come up with and develop the "forcefields", as well as Novakovich's unfortunate transporter accident prompting them to add the Annular Confinement Beam.

[@Halfscreen]

It's kind of nice to see evolution to these ships.

[@dareka9425]

I love seeing the development of the NX-01 but sometimes it is a bit weird storywise. It feels like a lot of technological development that we've seen in the Star Trek universe across several hundred years is created in that single family of ships called the Enterprise. I like how NX-01 encountered photon torpedoes and holodeck technology in alien ships and never exploited it but when one of the crew discovered/created something that will become a universal standard in the coming generations, that feels strange. That's the problem with prequel stories trying to make callbacks or references to series set in the future.

[@nasalpolecat091]

I am convinced that you came from an alternate universe from where these vessels exist 🤣 awesome as always. Keep em coming Halfscreen.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks! Will do!

[@willh5847]

Love these videos. The NX was probably one of my least favorite Enterprises on the outside but probably my favorite interior. Always felt like how an early deep-space starship would look. Even 20 years later it still holds up. Don't think I can say any of the other series' interiors do nearly as well. Can't wait for more of these.

[@savinsebastian2025]

u make me watch the series again... luck I have it all on my pc.great job ...

[@captaind6178]

Hello? I just accidentally stumbled upon your channel. As a Long Time ST fan... I was seven years old when TOS premiered. Thank you for these videos!!!

[@Halfscreen]

Welcome aboard! There isn't too many original 3D ST channel out there.

[@FrancoisSchnell]

Wow fantastic concept making the ships more coherent and real for us viewers. Would love to see DS9 and the Battlestar Galactica this way :) Instant sub, keep it up!

[@Halfscreen]

I actually brought DS9 book for research, so it will be made down the road.

[@FrancoisSchnell]

@@Halfscreen Thank you! May the Prophets of the wormhole (and even Q if needed) guide your brilliant 3D modelling /bow

[@Daginni1]

BSG is fucking massive. The show kinda shows her scale, but you never truly applicate it.

[@verstrahlt1907]

or LEXX & T.A.R.D.I.S., нана

[@brandonochs1372]

Galactica and Pegasus would probably be a 2hr video lol

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Great series and maybe my favourite Starfleet ship after the 1701-D. Excellent work on the video again, although I'd appreciate the popups being visible a bit longer. Sometimes you're just taking it all in and by the time you focus on the popup, it's gone already.

[@Halfscreen]

I will try to slow it down next time.

[@ericmadsen7470]

@@Halfscreen Excellent tutorial.

[@_Omega_Weapon]

Love these series! Great job as always 😊

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Indo-Fury6521]

@@Halfscreen Ya still going to do a video about the Heilcarrier's from the Avenger movie and the winter soldier?

[@elzar760]

Thank you my friend. Always glad to see new content from you!

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@greebo7857]

Thanks for this. Enterprise the series is mostly overlooked, but I loved it.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@user-xu2pi6vx7o]

Thank you for this video on the best ship in Star Trek.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it!

[@blindumpire4020]

I love the NX-01. And I really love the crew. This was an incredibly well done video. Thank you! And you have a new subscriber.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the sub James!

[@blindumpire4020]

@@Halfscreen You are very welcome!

[@birthdefect1186]

i really love these deck by deck exploration videos. awesome work, keep it up.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks, will do!

[@ohnemar4285]

Nice to see history about a not-yet-existing technology and history.

[@Immortal-Headcase]

NX-01 was supposed to undergo a refit to give it a secondary hull like a traditional starfleet ship, but the show was canceled. You can still buy the NX-01 refit model, Eaglemoss I think.

[@Blackrook32]

Loved the tour; always wanted a in-depth look at this beauty. Thanks for posting!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem!

[@kirksnyder6190]

When the series came out my first impression was what a beautiful and outstanding realistic design.

[@Airius84329]

Amazing work. Excited to see the love for these ships continues to live on.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks, somebody got to keep the dream alive.

[@foilist1]

There was no separate helm and navigation. Just a single station. T’pol had consoles facing toward the center of the bridge. So di Malcolm’s console. The captain’s ready room is facing the wall when should face the door.

[@DouglasEdward84]

Just reiterating my comment from before the reupload, great content as always Halfscreen. Perfect timing I'm going through Enterprise again right now!

[@Halfscreen]

Yeah. I somehow forgot to add Deck D, so a reupload was a must! 😂

[@DouglasEdward84]

@@Halfscreen Interesting how small Deck G was, probably hardly any of the crew ever visited it bar some Sensor technicians, stewards for the guests when on board and maybe a maintenance person once in a while.

[@Fyrehart97]

This was so amazing! To see such a detailed 3D breakdown of a ship really informs on what it would be like to actually visit these structures if they were real. This even corrected me on just how big the NX Class is. Like I thought it was tiny, but having it be shown beside an aeroplane really showed me this thing is way bigger than what we were made to think on screen. Much like modern navy vessels, they really did use every inch of space they could, clearly. Such a great video! 😃👍

[@rod3134]

Such a great job showing and explaining these ships. EXCELLENT!!!!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you kindly!

[@woganmusic778]

Really love your videos. Doug Drexeler said there was always meant to be a fireman’s pole behind the view screen down to the same deck as engineering for emergency situations 😊 so wish we could have seen that on screen

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the info

[@MatthewCaunsfield]

Another great entry on your channel. The furniture and equipment you've created for this ship look the best yet!

[@Halfscreen]

As always, Thank you very much Matt!

[@willchen1152]

I love how bathrooms are shown. Would love to see where the mess hall and each main character's quarter are.

[@MATTY110981]

Great video. I have enjoyed all your cutaways video of Star Trek Starships. Keep up the good work.

[@Halfscreen]

Awesome, thank you!

[@liteney]

This was excellent. This reminds me of going through the TNG technical manual, and it reminds me of how much I enjoyed Enterprise. Thank you eh. Cheers...

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it Brent!

[@FatCatGarfield]

Love watching these. Though I am curious how the ship's layout would have looked had they had gone ahead with the fifth season and the NX refit. I think it would have been a great way to further bridge the gap between the NX and the TOS 1701.

[@xstarwolfx]

The NX Refit model was seen in Picard. So looks like it's canon.

[@-M0LE]

@@xstarwolfx PICARD isn’t canon

[@samwalker8893]

@@-M0LE in your opinion, the franchise and most others say otherwise

[@HivePressings]

Your models are impressive!!! I love the amount of care you show in building and presenting them. By far the most detailed and well thought out. It's a virtual presentation of the old tech manuals.

[@JimboLogic]

You + Star Trek + suttle background music = zen 😇

[@paulprovenzano3755]

the NX-01 is my favorite Enterprise. Given warp-technology, she is the Enterprise that my great-grandchildren will build.

[@mikeking1951]

Wow dude..Awesome! im going to look at the others now...so cool..great work

[@Halfscreen]

Hey, thanks!

[@lrwiii]

as always, i really enjoyed this video. thanks again for all the hard work!

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@TurkeySanga]

Love these videos keep up the awesome work my guy

[@Halfscreen]

Appreciate it!

[@guyguybohurst3304]

I like this video. I would like to see you do a video on the NX-01 Refit. Not necessarily an entire new video. But a companion or addendum video to stand alone side of this video on the added secondary hull and other changes to the NX-01 to make it into the Refit version.

[@SovereignKnight74]

Fantastic in depth look! Love it!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you liked it!!

[@prestonroberts2941]

This is really cool; another great video. These are a lot of fun; thanks for making them. :)

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching!

[@KryptonianChaos1]

Always wondered how this thing survived the Romulan wars... Amazing video 👍

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching Damian!

[@KryptonianChaos1]

@@Halfscreen Thank YOU 😃

[@Arthur-oj7hv]

Great overview! Very informative. Keep at it!

[@Halfscreen]

Much appreciated!

[@vokhev]

Great job. This model is a big step up from your already very nice models. Looking forward to more.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

I'm surprised they don't mention the catwalk area inside the warp nacelles that was used as a temporary command area for the senior staff as seen in the season 2 episode 'The Catwalk' where the crew had to stay when a radioactive storm was heading they're way.

[@hfar_in_the_sky]

I'll always have a soft spot for the NX-01. Other Star Trek hero ships would all be sleek and spacious and sci-fi looking. But something about how cramped and almost threadbare the NX-01 felt that made it feel like an actual star ship. This was a ship made with function in mind first and comfort second because humanity was still very, very new to the stars. It gave it a very unique feel and actually made the era it lived in feel unique compared to OST and TNG

[@acerjuglans383]

You know more history and tech information than Alex Kurtzman. Well done.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the compliment.

[@mishiou7244]

Great video. Love to see a video on the Oberth class science ship in the future one day. Great job on the graphic 👏

[@Halfscreen]

Probably down the road since I don't really know much about it.

[@verstrahlt1907]

or also LEXX & T.A.R.D.I.S., нана

[@OpusBuddly]

Aesthetically the NX 01 is my favorite. I wish the show had been renewed for another season.

[@Alphasiera1701]

Absolutely brilliant. Great work on this one. Best one yet, and i could only find one tiny error. Which is outstanding cos I make it a point to spot them. You mentioned the pylons and nacelle catwalk were only accessible with EV suits. Not so. As long as the warp engines were powered down the catwalk was accessible without specialist protective equipment, and the pylons were always accessible.

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@nidgesolly17]

Great stuff as usual Mr Halfscreen!!!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lucasdegennaro]

I LOVE your videos!! it makes the ships feel more real!!

[@DarinRWagner]

The helm console is wrong. It's a single-seater. Mayweather didn't share it with anyone like Sulu did.

[@alternative915]

- The Center area, only lies the Helm station, tho the seat is still in front of the screen, it stretch abit left for more console control since he's also in charge of navigation. - Left side near the captain chair is the Science station, which surrounded with consoles from railing to the wall, - Left side near the viewscreen is the Communications station which only face at the wall - Right side near the captain chair is the tactical officer station, like the communication station, it surrounded with consoles. - Like the communications station, there also a station for engineering on the opposite side, it rarely show but it's there. (The relationship between Helm, Nav and tactical is very odd, i guess that Helm and Nav work together on ship control, shield and weapon system depend on their specialties, while Tac work as a third hand for weapon and shield control but their original designation is still interior security.)

[@nicholasmaude6906]

If there ever is a fifth series of ST: Enterprise (Which at them moment appears to be possible) hopefully we'll the NX-series refit where it gets fitted with a Constitution-class style secondary-hull.

[@queens.dee.223]

That would be super cool. Where are you reading about that? 🖖

[@nicholasmaude6906]

@@queens.dee.223 It's been on a number of ST videos for the last few months on YT.

[@keepinmeuppodcast76]

Love your videos. The work put into them is felt. So my critique isn't meant in a mean way, however, the bridge is rather incorrect. There was 1 helm position, tactical and science had railing stations as well. You marked was should be the tactical station as the engineering station. The situation area was not closed off with support beams but rather an open area with railing separations only. Archer's Ready Room did not have a second door nor is the layout exact. Engineering and the warp core should be twice the size detailed here. Again, I don't say any of this to insult your work. Just being a nerd who loves this ship and your channel.

[@Halfscreen]

This was due to downloading a fan-made bridge of the refit version (to save me some time modeling), I should have done a better job with modeling the bridge correctly.

[@keepinmeuppodcast76]

@@Halfscreen Hey, it's pretty damn awesome no matter the errors. The production itself made tons of mistakes. Unavoidable :) Keep the good work coming!

[@ruthp2545]

What you are creating is just marvelous! It's the next best thing to a Holodeck!

[@logansimon6653]

I love love love love that you use a Starship for scale! :)

[@Halfscreen]

No problem.

[@nicholasmorsovillo2752]

Don't forget that warp governor thing is also where the aft torpedo launcher was located as seen in the Star Trek Enterprise season 2 episode 'The Expanse'.

[@masteryoda2918]

fantastic generally speaking.

[@TheFiown]

My favorite ship design has to be Voyager, sleek and fast looking, no extra bits sticking out ! Best into music also !

[@Halfscreen]

Yes, it definitely slick!

[@forzafan92]

barring a few errors as some have already mentioned, id also like to mention the lack of doors showing how they entered each area throughout the ship, other than that, what a fantastic model

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for sharing!

[@marcusfranconium3392]

People love to talk about ships how they work etc , but no one actualy talks about how to build them , or how space docks are developed and build for the building or where and how manufacturing procedures are conducted . In an economic and ergonomic way . People tend to forget what it means on what you need to have a navy . You needd a lot of infrastructure behind it . I would love to see you tackle that one. the logistics infrastructure behind it as its an imense undertaking.

[@colinmontgomery1956]

The NX-class is a beautiful design. The NX-refit ruins a terrific, graceful plan.

[@bendfunboy]

Great but there is only one seat/station helm manned mostly by Mayweather in front of the Captains chair

[@cchavezjr7]

I loved the NX-01. It had the feel of what might actually be built by earth when they get the ability to travel faster than light. The low profile of the ship also made sense for space battles. All the ones that followed are high profile at pretty much all angles of attack.

[@chimaican01]

The only thing I would do differently for ships is to stop putting the main bridge at the top of the saucer or at the front of the ship. The command centre IMO should be in the belly of the ship where it is fortified.

[@cchavezjr7]

@@chimaican01 I understand that and have thought about it also but even in Navy ships, the bridge is up high, for visibility. In space, if you lose your sensors or cameras, you're completely blind. The Star Trek bridges were able to open up and have a real window to see outside. Where else would be good on a Star Trek ship to have visibility if all goes wrong? I don't know, I've been trying to think of that for a while, hehe.

[@chimaican01]

@@cchavezjr7 the only Star Trek ships I recall that had a windshield on the main bridge was the annoying JJ.Abrams Kelvin Timeline ships. From NCC-1701 through to the D, Voyager and Defiant, all used viewscreens. There was no retractable window AFAIK.

[@cchavezjr7]

@@chimaican01 You might be right. It's been a while since I really paid attention to something like that. I still wonder though how to get visuals if sensors go haywire.

[@chimaican01]

@@cchavezjr7 They don't. Period. There's been a few episodes where they've said main sensors are down and the crew specifically said they were flying blind. As I recall, there is one episode of TNG (season one I believe) where they sent someone (maybe La Forge) down to Ten-Forward to get a visual naked eye view of something exterior to the ship. They fly entirely by sensors. A naked eye is useless when going at warp, and even at sub-light speeds, I imagine full impulse would still be very fast. If the main viewscreen goes down, there are many other panels to look at. They can also fly the ship from Main Engineering.

[@philly83]

Looking forward to more videos

[@roww10]

Helm and Nav is one chair. Tactical and T'Pol's station face inward.

[@Gerry1of1]

Your bridge is off. Unlike other Star Trek ships, there was only the Helm in front of the Captain's chair. Mayweather sat there and no one sat beside him. Also, both science station and tactical had consoles on two sides. The seats were on tracks that slid over to operate the console facing the center of the bridge. Your ready room is off. Why would the captain have his back facing the door in the ready room? It's reversed. Sorry, I'm a nerd - I notice these things.

[@WireheadTech]

Glad I wasn't the only one to notice.

[@paullopez6620]

Like this video due to the graphics and research done.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks Paul!

[@edwardpado6754]

Absolutely fantastic you do such great work

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you Edward! Cheers!

[@FoolAndHisMoney_Channel]

Still one of my favourite Enterprises!

[@builderforce6096]

I appreciate him saying feet and meters

[@gmajor1273]

Please do one on the USS Defiant and DS9 station. That's my favorite Star Trek series

[@Halfscreen]

DS9, for sure, Defiant, when I have the time.

[@raytrekker]

masterpiece.thank you

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@whitewolf6605]

Always amazing man.

[@Halfscreen]

I appreciate that!

[@whitewolf6605]

@@Halfscreen Always man. You never let down on quality and its always engaging. Enterprise is my 3rd favorite behind DS9 and TOS. T'Pol was expressive with her eyes a lot before the trellium thing. She emulated vulcan females well in my opinion before she went straight for the vein. Very composed yet still feeling.

[@Halfscreen]

@@whitewolf6605 Thanks. I have noticed there are very few quality-related original ST materials on YT, so I say heck, I will give it a try.

[@harmab2]

Thank you, I loved it

[@Halfscreen]

You're welcome 😊

[@josiahclinch6219]

PLEASE DO THE NX-REFIT TOO!

[@shawnbrennan2583]

I find it very unlikely that the NX-01 had VIP visitors or dignitary quarters onboard, and that those spaces would be utilized for something more utilitarian. This can be backed up by the episode "Fallen Hero" and Ambassador V'Lar's stay onboard Enterprise, where Hoshi was required to vacate her stateroom, striping it bare to provide a more spartan atmosphere. If VIP staterooms were available V'Lar would have assigned to one of those, made spartan or not.

[@cvbabc]

LOL. Sounds like your clone decided to interrupt you at 5:55. I loved the video though, I've never seen one about the NX-01.

[@vaevictis6990]

Thank you! What strikes me is the volume difference. If NC 01 had 88 crew, but 1701 had like 400, even with increased volume Constitution class seems more cramped, like an aircraft carrier

[@rfry200]

Excellent work. WOW:)

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@jenniferstewarts4851]

I really do like the NX-01 refit where they add the 2ndary hull.

[@NeoMorphUK]

Nice video… except the shot at 4:57 has a couple of screwups. WTF is a “IMPLUSE ENGINE” and Intake ramjet was thought up by Robert W. BUSSARD… and not Wobert T. Brussard. 😉Yeah, the BUSSARD Collector is actually a real thought experiment.

[@charliefordfrancis]

These videos are terrific!

[@Lukos0036]

225 meters doesn't sound like much at first, but the biggest battleship class the US ever built, the Iowa class, was only 262.1 meters. Not much bigger and it is considered a rather large ship as naval vessels go. A Nimitz class carrier is 332.8 meters. And a Arleigh Burke Class destroyer is 155 meters.

[@M1tjakaramazov]

Starfleet: "This is our highest achievement so far" Klingons on first contact "We will destroy your puny ship" Klingons in last episode of TNG: "....." (blown to shit by superior Starfleet ship)

[@airborneal2764]

Love your videos! Keep them coming. :)

[@bobomanitoba]

You do fantastic model work and I am enjoying every one of these. Next to the Refit and/or A, the NX-01 is my next favorite design. I just remember first seeing it and feeling as though it could be real, and in operations today (not just...20 years ago!!!). This is one thing that Discovery bothered me about its less realistic practical feel. I also do not think anyone understands ship exterior or interior size anymore and could use your help.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks. I used to create architectural rendering, meaning it has to be scaled correctly if you wanted management and the client to be happy with the result, so I can understand the sentiment.

[@jameswinn3281]

Love your work ✌🏼

[@Halfscreen]

I appreciate that!

[@robertcovino4889]

👏🏼 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 that was fantastic

[@j.chappel1160]

Love these videos!

[@Halfscreen]

More to come!

[@jkthrpr]

I didn’t see the warp core in what looked like a very small “main engineering” love the vid overall. ❤

[@Halfscreen]

Cool, thanks