Star Trek: Inside the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A/Refit (Deck A-J)

So I have decided to revisit the iconic TOS Enterprise 1701 A / Refit from Star Trek, but this time designing each deck one by one. Deck A-J, a fully realized 3D model. Part 1 of 2. This is part one of the Enterprise NCC-1701 A or refit which will mainly cover the primary hull, deck A through.
The refit was the most extensive the Enterprise NCC-1701 underwent during her lifetime and involved an almost complete rebuild of the ship. This level of refit had always been part of the mission plan for Constitution-class ships and the Enterprise was just one of several in the class that underwent the procedure, which greatly extended their potential operational life.
The warp engine was upgraded to serve for another 15 years, but other Constitution-refit Constitution-class ships class ships remained in service until the 2290s.
While the structural frame of the ship was on their predecessors but retained, the hull plating was completely renewed.
3D Model of Enterprise-A and textures by A.Klemm (Nightfever)
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TOS Enterprise 1701 animation
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Enterprise A \ Refit Schematic
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[@spiritofthewolf15x]

Still one of the best designs ever put to screen.

[@spaceace1006]

THE BEST!!!

[@jeffreypryor4549]

Agreed!!!

[@EUROPAMusicOfficialChannel]

It is truly beautiful. It just feels right! Every detail is perfect!

[@TovarishDima]

Aesthetically it’s beautiful but practically, it’s a death trap (especially in combat)

[@vikingfortiesfaeroes]

Yep, the only Enterprise that looks good from every angle

[@WUZLE]

I used to have the old blueprints they sold for the original Enterprise. There's a lot more space inside that ship than I originally thought.

[@xxpeppermintzxx]

Ever since I first saw Star Trek and the movies I have imagined the scale of the ship and what its like inside. To see interior space and how people would have moved around the ship fascinates me. The detail is incredible, your videos are incredible and I thank you as I am sure all your viewers are for your dedicated work.

[@IN-tm8mw]

I'm with you on this one, i even tried drawing deck layouts of the ship using my imagination and bits of data when watching as a kid.

[@outlawedTV88]

Only in our imagination, ask any engineer will we able to ever build this, even to just drive it on sea?! Not possible the shape of those ships is not physically correct and cannot exist in reality, just in the movies! That alone break my imagination

[@moore2077]

@@outlawedTV88 I mean, they were built for space travel where structural integrity is based on zero-G and limited G environments. They don't need to be able to float or survive in atmosphere since they were never built for that. All things considered, I think the Constitution class is one of the least-egregious space ship designs for Star Trek behind the NX-01 and Miranda class.

[@outlawedTV88]

@@moore2077 yes they did. Remember that Voyager actually landed on that planet. Spce shuttles are all built for atmospheric conditions. But all that is just for movies no basis in reality.

[@moore2077]

@@outlawedTV88 Voyager is also way more modern and designed with a unique exploration purpose. Most Starfleet ships would never do that because they'd be either immediately or slowly crippled by being on the planet. At the very least, Constitution class ships are never doing that because they are space ships built for space and don't go to land.

[@elzar760]

All I ask is a tall ship, and a star to steer her by. Such a beautiful lady she was. Thank you again my friend. I appreciate all the work you put into these.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks again!

[@jamesb16616]

John Masefield…. And I know Row Row Row Your Boat.

[@robertonline6543]

Wow this brings a tear 😢to my eye. I miss her. She was a good ship. She was the legend.

[@Peaceforall20111]

I love when u add in images from the shows for specific areas. Helps for people like me who have hard time imagining 3d spaces

[@IN-tm8mw]

I love seeing Docking ports on Star Trek ships, it shows how they are very much still needed even with transporter technology.

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Oh man, look at the curves of that baby! There is just something so sweet about the Star Trek ship designs of the late 70s and 80s. The Excelsior, the Reliant, the Grissom, and the Bird of Prey. Above them all the Enterprise refit and Enterprise A. So beautiful!!!

[@Halfscreen]

It's an old design, but still fantastic.

[@KristoffDoe]

By the extent of chances we can say with confidence that this "refit" was conducted by carefully detaching and lifting up the name and replacing the ship underneath. ;)

[@ChannaScaping]

I have honestly struggled to see anything that could be remaining from the pre-refit ship. Maybe only a few of the core internal spaceframe parts but even that seems a stretch.

[@stevenscott2136]

Probably just the commissioning plaque. Maybe some melted-down metal, like the US Navy ship "New York" (LHD-17, I think) has some metal from the World Trade Center towers cast into its bow structure.

[@calvinnickel9995]

What interesting is that most fiction is based on fact and this certainly is the case with the USS Enterprise. All you have to do is look at retired naval ships like the USS Little Rock or USS Intrepid or USS Midway and you can’t even recognize them compared to their original WWII silhouettes and planforms. What’s interesting is that since those ships lasted longer than the designers ever intended them to.. more modern ships like the Spruance class destroyers were designed from the outset as modular designs meant for growth-but were then retired early after the Peace Dividend at the end of the Cold War.

[@Agonis100]

An awesome presentation! Thank you Halfscreen. Your channel is truly a Gem.

[@Halfscreen]

Wow, thank you!

[@bobcarn]

As usual, that was amazing work you did! So much detail! Astounding.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you so much 😀

[@KryptonianChaos1]

I love these videos. It always blows my mind how larger these ships look on the inside than the outside

[@AL4LVE79]

right ....rooms are eh , hallways are long as shit . teleport or turbolift there in seconds . take the jefferies tube between decks and its ... oh shit the long way .....this epsiode " Traped "

[@Pauley_in_GP]

So much detail! Great animation and a very good tour. Thanks.

[@Halfscreen]

Our pleasure!

[@phenbuz]

This is like a dream....to know better inside the 1701 A. It's like the real size model. The Star Trek Universe is my fav entertaiment for so long. Fantastic job. Thank you.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching!

[@krisgrady773]

Love your animations. They're full of so much functional information and it really brings the ships to life!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad to hear it!

[@tyronebailey52]

Great Video! Thanks for giving us a better understanding of this wonderful spaceship.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulygon4545]

I've been waiting for this video to exist for about 43 years. THANK YOU!!

[@Halfscreen]

No problem and thanks for watching!

[@kurtstell940]

The best Enterprise of them all! Well done! Thanks for the tour.

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@ingra888]

Excellent, the best detailed information on the Enterprise I’ve ever seen .., Ever! Thank you! You’ve explained things that’s could never be explained before with a brilliant comprehensive digital animation!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad it was helpful! It's not the easiest ship to explain or design.

[@scottl.1568]

This is some absolutely outrageous detail!!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the compliment!

[@gibbinator2740]

The USS Enterprise NCC-1701A was originally the USS Yorktown. The refit Enterprise was destroyed in Star Trek 3.

[@MatthewCaunsfield]

The ship looks absolutely beautiful on the outside, with so much detail packed into the inside! Good choice of video clips from the movies too - Kirk declaring "that's all we know" made me chuckle, as if he's responding to your commentary 😁

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks Matt, couldn't have done it wo your help! 😁

[@MatthewHall]

Incredible and loved it as this is my fave version of the beauty. Looking forward to seeing further renderings of the other areas of this ship.

[@Halfscreen]

Awesome, thank you!

[@Blackrook32]

Cool Presentation! Seeing the deck plans in 3-D, really gives a feel of the ship.

[@Halfscreen]

Hey, thanks!

[@paulk.dicostanzo2279]

This is incredible. Cheers to you! Keep up your outstanding work.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Will do!

[@dennisbashore7626]

Absolutely Brilliant !!! Your video put SO many things in perspective for me. 🤜🤛

[@Halfscreen]

Glad it was helpful Dennis!

[@bobannon7799]

Incredible work! Thanks for this, its a gift.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like it!

[@7bestthings]

Amazing video! Thank you for all your work!

[@glenn_r_frank_author]

really love these deck by deck views!

[@WozWozEre]

Never fails to amaze me the amount of empty space inside the Enterprise. Even the crew quarters are huge.

[@mattrobson3603]

Would be an interesting contrast to see the Defiant's interior layout after this.

[@esecallum]

440 divide by 20 decks = average 22 person per deck

[@kadmii]

they probably need a lot of space to not feel claustrophobic on a deep space mission measured in years

[@tarrantwolf]

I always put it down to life support shortcomings. A ship the size of Enterprise could hold thousands if you packed them in like modern military naval "wessels" such as a nuclear aircraft carrier.

[@redenginner]

Given that part of its mission profile is long range deep space exploration without resupply,large and relatively luxurious crew spaces are kinda a requirement to keep people from going insane on multiyear voyages. Dedicated warships like the Defiant or even the constitution derived Dreadnought class likely had internal arrangements much more akin to modern warships.

[@kyrephex]

Great animation, thanks so much for sharing your work!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Yoti1980]

Ahhhh THIS!!!! Is my Enterprise! Great work!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like it!

[@oilandgasanimations677]

Very detailed 3D model of the Enterprise A! Fantastic animation!

[@AvengerBB1]

Okay, this is awesome. Great work! I will definitely be referencing this on the crazy day I actually break down and start writing one of my million fanfic ideas!

[@euthman]

Incredible work! Thank you!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you too!

[@douglasleigaber9124]

Excellent sir, you did a great job.

[@montesmith5488]

Thank you for sharing your work - incredible

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@legrat6678]

Brilliant video! Thanks for all the hard work!

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lancecampbell4323]

Another amazing job. Thank you for your hard work and imagination

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoy it Lance!

[@Orozco_PNW]

Phenomenal! Thanks for this, I someday hope to walk through one of these in VR, that would be a treat!

[@Halfscreen]

I thought about making an VR version, but it would be too time consuming.

[@Airius84329]

Wow, just this already is freaking awesome. I have such a love of this ship (built two lighted models and have this ship literally tatted to my arm) and I genuinely enjoy these videos where I can tell the love is universal. This will always be the superior Enterprise for me.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you like it and thanks for watching.

[@esecallum]

build real one.. on youtube

[@michaeldominic3183]

You seem a bit confused about these two versions of the Enterprise. The original refit as shown in the first three movies was the original Constitution class Enterprise completely remodeled and upgraded. There was no 'A" as it still was the original ship. The Enterprise A did not come along until later. It was a completely new vessel from keel to bridge. Nothing of the original Enterprise was part of the A. In point of face the A was originally going to be have a different name but because of the heroics of Kirk and his crew the ship was renamed Enterprise-A and given to Kirk to command. Hope this helps the confusion. Your graphics are absolutely fantastic and I really enjoy watching your videos.

[@Halfscreen]

Personally, the design from a visual standpoint is almost the same with the exception of the bridge though I understand the refit and the A aren't exactly the same. Any differences for the viewers are minor.

[@danandtab7463]

@@Halfscreen well the A does supposedly have 70+ decks lol

[@Halfscreen]

@@danandtab7463 As far as I know, the D has over 40. I don't know if I can ever model all the desks.

[@danandtab7463]

@@Halfscreen I'm sure! I was making a reference to that scene in Star Trek V where they fly up the turboshaft from decks 1 to 78 something. lol

[@michaeldominic3183]

@@danandtab7463 Which was a farce don't you think? A fabrication made up for a cheap joke.

[@stevengalloway8052]

Excellent video of the Enterprise-A layout, possibly the best I've ever seen. Thank you... 😏

[@Halfscreen]

No problem and thanks for watching!

[@PHDiaz-vv7yo]

Beautiful The Connie refit is the most beautiful of the fleet. Can’t wait for the Miranda and the Excelsior class….

[@allengilby3054]

This was great to watch.

[@oldatarigamer]

Refit is a beautiful ship.

[@captainspire9094]

Just amazing work and detail into all this. I wish my father was still alive, he's be so excited.

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@creativelyrandomproduction6719]

This made my day needed something good to watch

[@mudhutproductions]

Excellence dude! These are so cool!

[@Peaceforall20111]

I never knew there was a bowling alley. Your videos always add new info; thanks

[@Halfscreen]

Happy to help!

[@Peaceforall20111]

@@Halfscreen yeah I’m a idea person I can break down any idea or any concept if you try to tell me how to imagine what something looks like I will give you a look like”huh” we all have our strengths and weaknesses. I know mine.

[@kwaktak]

The refit was my favorite even though I grew up watching TOS in its first syndication run in the 70s. I can’t wait to see the second part with the secondary hull and its cavernous hangar bay/cargo hold.

[@juliansmith4295]

This is amazing. Great work.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@chrisambrose8838]

Fascinating!….. thanks for the insight! 🙋‍♂️👍🖖🏻

[@Halfscreen]

My pleasure!

[@ianbrewster8934]

Great job as always brother. You followed up the Enterprise 1701 with this 1701 A version. Going to go back and watch the 1701 video again.

[@Halfscreen]

Cool, thanks

[@NebLleb]

As someone who is a casual fan of the Star Trek universe (Fan of the the first six movies barring that one, actually likes the 2009 film and Beyond, watched episodes of The Original and Next Generation on Netflix before they became Nonceflix and rightfully blacklisted Kurtzman's Reign of Fucking Terror), The Enterprise Refit/Enterprise A is honestly my favourite design in the Enterprise series. I also like the D from Next Generation (which coincidentally was being made and aired around the same time as the last three TOS cast films), but dammit as a movie buff who considers Wrath of Khan the film that made him love films, the Refit is absolutely perfect.

[@squeaksvids5886]

Amazing graphics, a very well put together video of the Enterprise A.

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@andrewkuhne2586]

Brilliant! Really detailed.

[@Halfscreen]

Many thanks!

[@silviabacardit4738]

in case anyone is interested, I leave my opinion here: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701 first appeared in the 1964 pilot chapter, in the 1966-1969 TOS, in The Motion Picture, T'he Warth of Kahn, and The Search of Spock on, after the argument suggested that the federation considers it a ship too old, it is sadly destroyed. The Voyage Home (1986) first features The Enterprise NCC-1701-A. replacing the modernity effect of the Excelsior ship only in the last scene. At that time Mr. Michael Okuda begins collaborating on the franchise. At the same time, in 1987, Gene Rodenberry, who was once again in power, pushed The Next Generation, which is slowly beginning to become familiar with a new Enterprise and new crew. In 1989, with a period of changes at the top of executives Paramount Pictures, The Final Frontier was finally released, with constant script changes and budget cuts; this is where we first see the U.S. Enterprise-A. ship of which we know very little. Only at the beginning of the film do we see that it has many operating problems. On a novel somebody explains that a team of engineers reconstructed a prototips on parallel Tomé to the ship "Excelsior", but it is Novel of the expanded universe, reliable to a certain extent- if we look at details of the 1989 production we see that they share corridors and sets of the set of TNG .. (with different lighting) Something similar happens with The Undiscovered Country .. where we see the Enterprise NCC 1701-A again In short, the Enterprise NCC 1701 has two eras: that of TOS, and that of the Movies of 1979, 1982 and 1984 where the internal distribution changes. (Memorable and sublime 7-minute scene from R.Wise's movie and Jerry Goldsmith's suite). and from the 1989 and 1991 Enterprise NCC-1701-A films, it is the least known spacecraft in the entire ST universe.

[@frankmorales643]

Enterprise A was always my favorite!

[@SicilianStealth]

Constitution class refit was always and will always be my favorite.

[@andyshirtliff7434]

Nicely done, thank you.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for watching!

[@ChannelWright]

Beautiful work!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@phukhue289]

Another fantastic video, please keep these up!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks, will do!

[@JimboLogic]

Love your Star Trek stuff.

[@timkaase87]

Thank you for the comment. By the way, I showed the video to my friend who is a very long time fan and he said the plans look like they're from the Star Trek:phase 2 Enterprise. Charles, that's my friend,says that's much more rare 🤯

[@KiloOneThree]

EDIT: Forgive me! I did not remember correctly. This does line up with the -A as it did not have a weapons station per movies 4/5/6, though Spock’s position is on the starboard side and not behind Kirk. The book Mr Scott’s Guide to the Enterprise does still show the -A bridge as having the Weapons & Defence console as per the Refit even though it is not there in the movies. 🖖 Amazing work! Though at 4:47 the science station location is correct for the Refit as shown in ST:TMP, but it was relocated to the starboard side as of ST:TWOK onwards. The weapons section is missing on the port side.

[@legrat6678]

I thought the same, but he did mention that it was the Enterprise-A bridge and that one doesn't have the weapons station standing separate from the other consoles.

[@KiloOneThree]

@@legrat6678 Quite right. I misremembered how much smaller the -A bridge was and more akin to the TOS version. Having rewatched to check, I hang my head in shame as a long time Star Trek fan for not remembering that 😩 🖖

[@serginhoyamabuchi2004]

Amazing work !! Congrats!! Awesome !!!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@timjerrom7173]

Love this!

[@glennspace1091]

The "A" was not destroyed over Genesis. That was the original Refit. The NCC-1701A flew all the way to the sign off at the end of The Undiscovered Country

[@christophermitchell7001]

Correct, the NCC-1701 -A that Kirk later commands was originally commissioned as NCC-1717 USS Yorktown and was re-commissioned after the original NCC-1701 destruction over Genesis( though this ship was like the Enterprise, a refit of the original Constitution class) . In fact we see both shake down cruises in the Movies,.... In the Motion Picture we see the original NCC 1701 shake down after refit while they are on their way to V'Ger. And we see the recommissioned NCC-1701-A shake down during Final Frontier, Star Trek V.

[@classicgalactica5879]

True. That being said, Enterprise A was not a Constitution Class refit. It was an entirely new ship from the keel up designed to test warp drive in smaller, more familiar nacelles than those used on the Excelsior. It states in the last part of Mr. Scott's guide to the Enterprise that she was the lead ship in what would have been the new Enterprise Class. She was originally Christened U.S.S. Ti- Ho and her registry number was NCC-1798, but was renamed Enterprise A with the registry number NCC-1701-A, and was given to Kirk and crew after they saved the planet in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. That's why Scotty couldn't figure her out in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, even with a Constitution Class refit manual. It was also the reason why when visiting the holodeck in Star Trek: The Next Generation when he wanted to visit the bridge of the Enterprise he told the computer just Enterprise. No bloody A, B, C or D.

[@willgillies5670]

@@classicgalactica5879 I have that book, and it's never been declared to be 100 percent canon, it kind of implied that they proposed the ship upgraded to Transwarp at the end. Besides does it really make sense to give a BRAND NEW SHIP to Kirk? I prefer the 1701-A was a refit Constitution, one done later than the TMP Enterprise, could have been the Yorktown. If your using the tech manuals as reference, the TNG tech manual says 1701-A was formerly Yorktown.

[@willgillies5670]

When did he say the A was destroyed over Genesis? You REALLY think someones going to research a video to this degree and make THAT kind of mistake? I think you misheard.

[@glennspace1091]

@@willgillies5670 he said the Refit was the A, which it was not. If the refit Enterprise was the A, yes it would have been destroyed over Genesis - but it wasn't and therefore didn't

[@jasonrobbins6944]

This is awesome!!! Thank you!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks!

[@echos5823]

Such a classic design

[@LancetFencing]

love it thanks so much for doing this and sharing

[@Halfscreen]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Fearless-1]

I like the "bling" bright chrome deflector and yellow bussard collectors on your TOS model!

[@dorrinnyc]

I love your work and I LOVE this ship… The TOS Movie Era is MY Star Trek (what I grew up first seeing) and this is my favorite ship design ever… Thanks for doing this! One issue/thought. On Deck One you do a good job with that docking port (that confused me so much as a kid in ST:TMP), and you always find a logical space where the head could go. However, I paused and rewatched the various views and could see no way that one could get INTO or OUT OF that area… But it does seem that if the port turbo lift had a second door facing aft, it could access that area. And one could imagine putting that lift into standby mode, where both doors would hold open and it could serve as an access way to/from the bridge. I’m almost embarrassed about my level of interest in something so small, but then I think I’m just inspired by your work! 😊👍🏼

[@markwillson3710]

literally just asked this same question. Like where is the access to that back room? Same question on the TOS bridge.

[@MatthewCaunsfield]

You're basically correct with the use of the port turbolift; according to the behind the scenes material, the portside turbolift would rotate on the spot to allow access to the docking area behind the Bridge. You can sort of see this in ST1 when Spock first arrives on the Enterprise with the direction that Chekov and Spock head on/off screen. You can see the turbolift doorway to the airlock staging area (it's a bit narrow but it's there) at 04:24

[@LIOTBs]

You always do such a great job!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you so much!

[@luckyno888]

Great work dude.

[@neilsummers2610]

Great job. looking forward to part 2. Subscribed

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for subbing

[@kjamison5951]

Okay, I had a little chill just now… the original 1701 is around the same height as the Obel Tower in Belfast and I’ve abseiled that apartment block. But now I have a real world sense of scale. Thank you!

[@Nodux359]

I love these videos!

[@Samtheman85844]

Very awesome video.

[@JeffKeller0529]

Brilliant!

[@hyperdrivepics]

Dang, refit 1701 has WAY more transporter rooms than I expected. I wonder how many people they could transport per minute, we'd occasionally see mass use of ship's transporters like that in the TNG era.

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

Fantastic work again!

[@Halfscreen]

Wow, thanks for the compliment!

[@MarcWeertsMusic]

@@Halfscreen : Np, thank you for sharing - it's cool to see these ships as real spaces with real interiors in 3d. Hope that you'll also do some Klingon ships in the future... 🙂

[@Halfscreen]

@@MarcWeertsMusic That is the plan if I can find a good schematic.

[@dammitspock]

Brilliant I love these videos

[@patrickhale424]

AWESOME VIDEO !!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the visit

[@DunedinMultimedia2]

Very impressive.

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@princearthur4946]

Very nice presentation!

[@Halfscreen]

Thank you very much!

[@chrissawyer901]

Thank you for your video!

[@Halfscreen]

You are welcome!

[@TheRealOtakuJoe]

The motion picture showed so much internals of the ship. Though, I do like the design choices and colors of twok. Having grown up with the refit it will always be my favorite ship.

[@danandtab7463]

I bet the most challenging is figuring out where that huge recreation deck fits in there. In the movie it feels like more than 2 decks tall. Looking forward to part 2 and my other favorite feature, the very busy shuttle/cargo bay.

[@riflemusket]

My favorite Enterprise!!!

[@Marcelo......]

*La mejor nave espacial de la Federacion. Gracias!. Saludos desde Montevideo Uruguay.*

[@Halfscreen]

Acordado. ¡Gracias, gracias por mirar desde el extranjero!

[@Marcelo......]

@@Halfscreen 🙌

[@manuelgil920]

spectacular

[@bencoomer2000]

Favorite ship design.

[@Halfscreen]

Same!

[@nriqueog]

Another GREAT video.

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks again!

[@ViciousAlienKlown]

The Enterprise A is still my favorite design.

[@OZtwo]

Keep up the great work..love the videos!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks, will do!

[@Greg87601]

Very cool.

[@mitchelkennedy4108]

Awesome vid!

[@Halfscreen]

Thanks for the visit

[@tchen0]

Thank you for showing us where the Toilet is on the Enterprise. They never show it in movies or on TV shows. People always wondered where the crew go to the washroom or maybe they just hold it.