Star Trek: 10 MORE Secrets About The USS Enterprise-D You Need To Know

[@Linerunner99]

Adam: Spends a good two minutes saying don't record yourself doing a crime. Also Adam: Admits via recording doing a crime.

[@ptaylor5014]

😄😄

[@lovehawks2814]

Eh, statute of limitations. Not sure how that would work in Britain, but he might be clear. 😂

[@DavidKnowles0]

@@lovehawks2814 He admitted to a crime we all dreamed of doing on our last day of school, the chances of him having done it, is probably zero.

[@vic5015]

@@lovehawks2814 I could definitely be wrong, but I don't think such vandalism has a particularly long statute of limitations.

[@jaycenzimbeck7638]

@@lovehawks2814 if I remember right from the random tangents serial KZbinr Simon Whistler goes off on, there is not statute of limitations in the UK or most of Europe. However, the police have more important things to prosecute that a high school prank that's probably well over 10 years old. You know, like murder.

[@OwentheKingofDudes]

I'm so happy to see Adam Cleary, again. I missed this dude like ya wouldn't believe.

[@ianmsmitchell]

I like Sean, but definitely missed Adams videos too.

[@chefdean7257]

I believe I would . . .

[@john_carter_of_earth]

Agreed! Adam, you're hilarious & you've been missed! Please don't stay away so long. 👍👍🖖 (The other presenters are great, too. We just miss you!)

[@jasonbodine6033]

Preach!

[@TheStammzilla]

Fun fact: The "new" 6 foot model from Generations was actually the original 6 foot model that was refurbished just for Generations, new lighting, new paint, new decals, and more detailed paint. There's a short on the Special Edition DVD explaining this.

[@theforerunners5171]

Yup, came here to say the same thing.

[@TheShornak]

@@theforerunners5171 Me too.

[@Fleetwing1627]

And boy did it look good.

[@robrossington7118]

The D had never looked so good as it did in Generation, externally and internally.

[@marcuskryst]

I thought he was wrong on that. So glad someone else said that too

[@shutterbug8860]

In relation to the bridge set being destroyed, there’s a moment in that scene where you see Troi take a seat at the helm/con which quickly cuts away before she fully sits down. The reason it cuts away so quickly is that Marina Sirtus sat on a burning ember from the pyrotechnics on set. They couldn’t reshoot the scene once the set was destroyed so they still used the footage.

[@bubzthetroll]

When I built the model kit I had in the 90's I remember painting it blue as well. I used the sprue from the D and all of the other model kits I built to make a from scratch Borg cube because there wasn't an official "to-scale" model. You could say that in my bedroom the Borg had assimilated the Enterprise.

[@mathiaswetekam1253]

The issue about colours looking different under studio lights was not limited to the Enterprise model. In TOS the command crew on sreen is wearing gold uniforms, yet the actual wardrobe was in fact lime. That's why Kirk's dress uniform and Wrap around, that were of a different fabric, were green and not gold.

[@raven4k998]

also your monitor or tv affect how it looks to some minimal degree cause tv's and monitors differ from one to another for color quality to some degree from unit to unit

[@HylianFox3]

I was just going to post this. The Command uniforms were actually a pale avocado green, yet they appeared yellow/gold on TV and everyone just ran with it. It's "the dress" all over again...

[@CyclonusEX]

Adam! Thanks for stopping by! Great to see ya in another great video!

[@jamesrittgers]

Adam thanks for presenting again! I do enjoy seeing you present in your wonderful rambling speech.

[@grahamcann1761]

As much as I do enjoy Seán and Ellie and the others, (and I do,) it's good to see Adam again. As always, thank you so very much for the video.

[@WhoCulture]

“There’s still some milk in that teat, apparently.” - Adam Clery, 2022

[@Me.......]

Having a space with Null-g in Sick bay makes sense if you have ever seen people do aqua therapy (especially after being paralyzed or spinal surgery) or have seen the DS9 Episode "Melora" (where she had to use a wheel chair because she came from a planet with higher gravity) so when you are the Federation flagship and you travel to many uncharted worlds, you might encounter species with gravity different from Earth/Federation standard...you could see how that could be more useful than "saving you putting your feet up when you sprain your ankle."

[@Krahazik]

I thought she came from a planet with much lower gravity. Recall her quarters were setup so she could turn off the gravity generators as that was easier for her to move in. She needed the wheel chair or special exo-supports because her muscles and bones were not built for standard gravity.

[@Me.......]

@@Krahazik You are correct I got confused with the character on the Orville that is stronger due to her planet having stronger gravity Thank you for the correction.

[@SevCaswell]

@@Me....... This is also true of Vulcans in Trek, they are stronger than humans because their gravity is higher.

[@topogigio7031]

@@Me....... The best kind of Trek mistake to make, confusing it with Orville

[@Me.......]

@@topogigio7031 LOL I like that Seth pulls from some of the best episodes to make interesting original stories. Like season one with the Moclans ( TNG "The Outcast" had the species with no gender and one who feels like female and attracted to Riker) and Seth flipped it to be all male species, with some born female as an aberration, and made a whole series of episode based on that premise. By the way he take the manliest species, a stand in for the Klingons, to base this story on.

[@jpwphoenix1701]

Good to see Adam back! I totally felt that one about the Bridge being blown-up. I'd literally grown-up watching that set and it looked even more beautiful and amazing in Generations. So, I still always feel so sad seeing it get the absolute shit blown out of it.

[@TerryTrowbridge]

Love the clip of Voyager you played that had Geneviève Bujold as Captain Janeway 🤣

[@FirstDan2000]

Great to see another 10 things that I either knew or didn't know. Even greaterer to see Adam presentizing again. I love his randomness.

[@DarthArachnious]

10 Forward was the main hangout and Sick Bay was the hospital on the ship. But every section of every deck had a small medical station and a lounge. Theoretically you could never leave your area of the ship.

[@ModernClassic]

Somebody made a 3D CG walkable version of the ship a while back and I remember walking around on it and thinking "this thing has more bars and lounges than a cruise ship". There's even a lounge *in* the main shuttle bay. (It's kind of overhanging it so you can sit and watch all the shuttle ops, but it's technically inside the shuttle bay.)

[@DarthArachnious]

@@ModernClassic did you ever see the 8-Bit Recreation of the Enterprise called Pixel Trek? They started from the bridge down but didn't get very far before they got a cease and desist order.

[@Buddy74656]

It's always nice to have Adam in a video.

[@Joe_Okey]

He has done much better videos; he was rambling too much in this one and the audio was terrible.

[@1978rharris]

@@Joe_Okey Disagree with everything you said, because none of it is fact. Also, we’ve had the same presenter now for AGES and having Adam back is cool.

[@edwardrhoades6957]

6:41 If you count the decks on the model, Ten Forward should actually be on the upper edge of the saucer instead of the bottom. The way the windows curve on the set puts it on deck 11.

[@joshfacio9379]

I always thought that

[@MusicHandsAbrupt]

The Enterprise D is truly now and will always be my favorite ship!!

[@brotherman1979]

I dunno, the 1701-F is slowly becoming my favorite

[@josebrown5961]

Make mine 1701-E

[@mythbhavd]

It is so ugly.

[@RayzeR_RayE]

Totally agree. So much so I (was lucky enough) bought one of the 1701-D lithographs - the replica of the famous Ready Room image. Bringing it to (my first) Star Trek the Cruise to hopefully get some crew sigs on it!!

[@SevCaswell]

It is mine also, I even have a copy of the schematics book!

[@peterc.810]

@Adam Cleary Nice to see you back in action again! You and @Sean Ferrick create some really great pods!!!

[@vic5015]

Makes sense that the Enterprise-D would have an absolutely *enormous* sick bay. It could well be the *only* medical facility available to the crew in a fairly large area of interstellar space.

[@veleriphon]

Technically, the solution to Cause and Effect was made by Riker in every loop, but Picard kept going with Data's wildcard option. I always thought it was odd that Riker made it sound more like an order, rather than a suggestion. Still, a good episode.

[@joermnyc]

They also built the 4-foot model because the 6-foot one was HUGE, weighed a ton and it was a pain in the ass to work with (the motion control cameras could hit the model if the operators weren’t extra careful). Fun fact: most of the lighting is from the inside, all the windows were holes and neon tubing was put inside the model shell. There was also a 2-foot model built for shots they couldn’t do with the 6-foot one.

[@TubbysExplorationsYT]

I would have thought the Enterprise would have had a bumpersticker that says "Honk if you slept with Riker", or "Blonde Borg have the same fun", or something sponsored, like "Pepsi; the choice of the Next Generation".

[@stratfordbaby]

13:28 Genevieve Bujold in that unaired pilot. NICE!!!!

[@larrybliss8330]

It's nice to see Adam again and his stream-of-consciousness style.

[@eleids]

The fact about the blue hull color was really neat and something new I didn't already know!

[@jaycenzimbeck7638]

Lol Adam is all subconscious about his presenting skills in this video, but you did fine mate. Happy to see you again, keep being awesome.

[@johnossendorf9979]

IMHO, of all the ships, the NCC-1701 is the most iconic but the NCC-1701-D is the most beautiful. I also love the Excelsior class for being the workhorse/Swiss army knife of Starfleet for 100 years.

[@g60monkey]

Great to see Adam again! Love his presenting style!

[@MrDagonFire]

Good to see you back Adam. You've been well missed!

[@paulmoechner8888]

Here's something else about the Enterprise-D: I have a small die-cast model of the Enterprise-D that I got for my very first birthday. it was manufactured in 1986. I still have it...and the main deflector dish and the sides of the warp nacelles are painted gold. apparently the company that made the toy was given that design...but then the design was changed to what folks saw on the pilot at the last minute, but the toy company didn't get the memo in time haha.

[@joshfacio9379]

Id love to see that

[@gnvw57c]

I still have that ship too from when I was kid!!! The saucer separates. I played the crap outta that ship!

[@andrewjohnson6716]

6:03 Ten Forward also isn't on deck ten. A simple counting of the external windows shows that the highest deck with windows on the angle shown in the Ten Forward set is deck twelve.

[@ThomasMHead]

Always good to see Commodore Clery get out from behind the desk and take the channel for a cruise.

[@jordonmanderson]

Maybe its because I genreally just watch treck cultre for ups and downs + cetacean observations but, I feel like its been a while since I have seen Adam and I have to say its good to see you again.

[@AdamVanGesen1971]

I have the tech manual and the blue prints. So glad I bought them back in the day. 🖖✌️🐬

[@williammitchell4417]

I have Mike & Denise's as well as the Encyclopedia.

[@KKEM641]

I have them as well picked it up in a thrift store years ago.

[@williammitchell4417]

@@KKEM641 one book that I would like to find is a tech manual that had a cross-section of Data on the cover.

[@AdamVanGesen1971]

I have the DS9 tech manual as well not sure if they made a Voyager one or not. I have companion books for TNG and DS9. There were some cool books before the Internet took over lol 🖖✌️🐬🪐

[@williammitchell4417]

@@AdamVanGesen1971 I like Ron's forward in the DS9 manual... The walls are made of wood.

[@TheShornak]

The schematic of the Enterprise D that was illustrated in the Engineering Run is the one with the Bi Plane, Duck and a few other things. I was there from the beginning.

[@soniafletcher9208]

Great to see you back Adam! Hope to be seeing more of you again 😁

[@AdventuresofVindalf]

It's not different models, it's the fallout of the constant time-travel shenanigans. 🤣

[@DonnEStarside]

I'm very happy to see Adam again, I was concerned he had left or been fired or something. Glad that's not the case. Hope you're doing well man! :)

[@MrARock001]

It never occurred to me until seeing the 3D walkthrough of the main shuttlebay, but there were possibly dozens of people in the main shuttlebay when Data decompressed it.

[@Krahazik]

They might have evacuated to designated shelter areas when yellow alert was sounded prior to the impact.

[@inujosha]

I'm absolutely loving these Star Trek videos.

[@crookeymonster1]

Nice to have Adam doing trek videos

[@Joe_Okey]

If only he didn't ramble so much, and the audio was better.

[@Rigel_Chiokis]

A long time ago I read an interview with the man who painted the original Enterprise model. He said the paint colour was called concrete, because Gene Roddenberry wanted it grey like navy ships. He then went on to say that the problem with concrete is that it's very good at absorbing the colours around it. The main colour near the original model? That was the blue screen it was shot in front of. So it absorbed the blue colour making the ship look duck egg blue.

[@Commander3R5D]

you guys should do an episode about the star Trek museum in Ticonderoga, NY, USA. This guy built the original trilogy sets and is now working on the Enterprise D Bridge.

[@lawrencebraun7616]

Is this open to the public or privately owned?

[@willmfrank]

@@lawrencebraun7616 If I'm not mistaken, that's the set that James Cawley and crew built for their Star Trek fan series. It's an exact re-creation of the original series Stage 9 Enterprise interiors...And YES! it's open for group tours. 🙂🖖

[@Commander3R5D]

@@willmfrank Yes I was there in August! Cawley has also accumulated so many props form all the shows

[@VictoryHighway]

It’s actually the TOS sets, not the TMP sets. I went there once and it was awesome! I believe they’re working on building TNG sets.

[@bananahbabe2998]

Missed you presenting, Adam! Hope you do more in the future!

[@justinvanhorne9958]

welcome to trekculture, sean is pretty nice, ask him any questions while you learn the ropes.

[@StephenLeGresley]

Welcome back Adam! Always good to see your videos. :). I would love one on the Species 8472 bioships (Am I the only one who thinks they look like a combo of Vorlon and Drakh ships from B5?)

[@sinswhisper9588]

Adam for some reason reminds me of Roy from The IT Crowd ... and im here for it!!

[@kn3448]

Decompress main shuttle bay in "Cause and Effect" was Riker's idea, NOT Data's.

[@DrewTrox]

0:51 I had both of those as a kid! I loved pouring over the details.

[@ViperKillerWannabe]

Good to see you back, Adam. Not that the other presenters are bad but I've always preferred you.

[@drockjr]

It's so great to have Adam back!

[@williammitchell4417]

I'm surprised when Adam was talking about the color blue, as a bit of tribute to Nichelle... It's Blue-ee ( from the Changeling)😛

[@Edward256]

4:10 I don't recognize this scene. What episode is it from?

[@whatever8282828]

I hadn't realized there were so many size inconsistencies in the Enterprise-D. I'll have to look around if you've done a video about the Defiant (which has much more significant size/continuity problems), or if not, that would be good for the future.

[@peabody1976]

Adam: never broadcast your crime! Also Adam: confesses to school vandalism on camera. 😆

[@kieranmarshall3146]

Great to see Adam doing more content always cracks me up

[@theelvenwtich]

Huge nerd admission. When the Technical Guide came out for the 1701D, I was in 7th grade. A few other guys and I would sit in the library and figure out how to move around in the Jefferies tubes. The worst part is that we each had ranks within the group. I was an ensign, and the others were admiral and fleet admiral. It is kinda sad when nerds pick on nerds.

[@thewiirocks]

Mike Okuda talked about the CGI option. The problem wasn’t as much an issue of not looking good enough, but rather an issue of production schedule. As Okuda put it, the technology was untested for use with a weekly TV show. Even a small technical problem could derail show filming and cause enormous issues. So even though the lower price and capabilities were appealing, they stuck with the devil they knew (models) to ensure the show could be produced on schedule. Most everyone seems to agree that they made the right call for the time as they were just a _little bit_ too early for the technology.

[@jameslynch2399]

Having seen the test footage they created, the technology for fully CG ships definitely wasn't there in the 80s.

[@thewiirocks]

@@jameslynch2399 I've seen those as well. However, my understanding is that those weren't intended to be the final renders. They were "fast" renders meant to demonstrate the technology. The production renders would be of higher quality.

[@Edward256]

A decade later and WB's entire stock of Amiga computers were used to create CGI space scenes and special effects. *cough*B5*cough*

[@daniels7907]

Fun fact: The "gold" uniforms in TOS were actually greenish in color. But under the studio lights and on early color TVs they ended up looking yellow. Which was carried over to later series.

[@willmfrank]

The Enterprise is also green. So was Spock's makeup. The underside of the Klingon ship was green too. All of that greenness got washed out, except for the darker green shading on Spock's eyelids and ears...And even that was toned down in later episodes and films.

[@billtrombley3434]

You folks have created your own easter egg in this video. The 9th fact presented is they actually blew up / destroyed the Enterprise-D's bridge, during Generations & the space was given over to the Star Trek Voyager production. As Adam states this, @13:28 there's a shot of the Voyager crew coming from Capt Janeway's ready room, onto the bridge. But instead of Kate Mulgrew it is the actress 1st hired to portray Janeway, Geneviève Bujold!

[@feralstorm]

I'm assuming the bumper sticker on the dreadnought D is a reference to a near-identical one from the movie "Spaceballs".

[@Be_the_bathang]

This was so cool, that I couldn’t not subscribe. This is so cool. I love Star Trek.

[@Psiros]

I swear if Galaxy Quest comes true and aliens build a starship based on TV series they think is a documentary, it better be the Enterprise-D.

[@susanscott8653]

*raises hand * they could abduct me.👩‍🚀...😉

[@TWISKED]

My biggest gripe with the bridge of the Enterprise for Generations was not that they added the side work stations or the stairs leading up to the captain's chair (or even the chair they finally gave to Worf), it was the lighting! It went from being so bright to looking like someone had lit it to be a gothic dungeon. That along with having the computer suddenly have a massive problem with reverb throughout the entire ship (including the bridge)... it really didn't work.

[@stefanmisch5272]

Yeah, in generations the ship's inside was much too dark.

[@joermnyc]

They reduced the lighting because the sets were built for lower resolution TV cameras. On higher resolution film stock all the flaws (like gaps between panels, paint errors, etc) would have been glaringly obvious, but they didn’t have the budget to fix it. So lowering the lights “hid” the issues.

[@susanscott8653]

@@stefanmisch5272 even watching the footage on this video, I was wondering why it was so dark. 🤔

[@jjc4577]

Feels like there was a lot of coffee consumed in the making of this. Great stuff as always!

[@williammorton6633]

Have to look out for the blueprints as have the technical manual.

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

Technically, the Generations model was the original model, just repainted and stuff to make it appear more detailed for cinemetic presentation.

[@TheStammzilla]

Beat me by 49 minutes. Cheers! 🤣

[@TheFiddleFaddle]

The MSD Easter eggs, like the rubber duck and whatnot, were there throughout the series, not just in the last episode. Gotta love a good Okudagram.

[@bretsteinmetz3342]

5:24… if it’s the video I’m thinking of, this refers to a “homemade” tour of the sickbay and other areas, where a guy sits on the exam table in sickbay, and talks about how it’s constructed… the studio lights were off but you can definitely tell what’s going on… it was on the Star Trek Bloopers VHS that used to be sold at Trek conventions back in the middle 90s.

[@scorg]

Sad news, The Hollywood Entertainment Museum closed in 2007 😭 I just looked it up thinking did I miss a museum when I went in 2018 but it was already gone. Now a gym, supermarket and takeaway 😲 I know there is an Ent D bridge project on the go to bring one back on display through, they have an FB group I've been following. Think they are setting things up for a perm home soon

[@tj2070]

So . . . with the schematic showing sickbay’s actual size and location, can one presume it was, at least in some part, dissected by the Borg’s cutting beam, then extracted?

[@StarFleet_Tech1701]

I bought both Enterprise-D the tech manual and the Encyclopedia.

[@45182]

Speaking of colouring, the command colours were not red but more burgundy.

[@beard78748]

I think they had a zero G ward if they lost gravity on the ship. So having a ward with separate power. Also for low- G alien surgery.

[@1978rharris]

“Dr Selar, report to null-G ward, STAT. Dr Selar; null-G ward” Yesterday’s Enterprise Important to remember though that the presence of that ward in the alternate timeline doesn’t mean it’s there in the Prime timeline. Although it might be.

[@dakariszulu]

Good to have you back Adam.

[@robertfarr9186]

More like “more blood from that stone” or more “life from that corpse” The blue colour would explain why the plastic model one could buy was blue instead of silver white.

[@lynchkid003]

A 0g ward could be useful in such cases as spinal injuries, or other injuries that require microgravity to stabilize a patient.

[@stevenbilodeau246]

Great to see you back, Adam :)

[@1978rharris]

Adam’s back. Instalike!

[@jamesmarciel5237]

@15:10 in mentioning the Easter eggs in the Master Systems Display, y’all forgot that the Nomad probe from ST:TOS is also included among the easter eggs.

[@geraldford6409]

Amazed they considered using a CGI model for a TV series that early during TNG planning pre 1987, I assume circa 85 or earlier. Yes, B5 did it by the mid 90s, but it was obviously low res CG, still too early to do it right for a weekly TV series.

[@gabevee3]

I noticed the changes of TNG Enterprise, but shrugged it off as refits. The TOS enterprise actually went through something like five different changes, or refits, the last three minor but there. BTW, in 1960s through 80s TV the TOS enterprise looked white. In fact the 1970s Enterprise model kit had for the paint of the ship as white. The original TOS model was not duck egg blue but a slightly greenish mid grey. I saw in person the refurbished version (which I think was much more to what it would have looked like in the studio, without the studio lighting, inferior film, and TV broadcast changes). It was grey with a slight tint of green. Duck egg blue is much lighter than the ship was. The movie Enterprise's color parts (the rest was white with different shininess) were duck egg blue.

[@willmfrank]

The "Cult TVman's Fantastic Modeling" website has an article by Gary Kerr called "A Modeler's Guide to Painting the Starship Enterprise" which shows full-color diagrams of the TOS Enterprise's paint job, and gives formulae for mixing paint to apply to your own models. As Scottysaid about his alien booze "It, erm...It...It's green."

[@brancampbell]

I learned the green intermixing was for the camera to help capture the contours of the ship, as the model would look more 'flat' when done in one color. Since the green here wasn't visible to viewers.... Is there any connection to the 'gold' uniforms effect?

[@TheRealRonMoses]

Interesting they went with a Geneviève Bujold clip for Voyager. (13:29)

[@THEMathHacker-121]

That would have been the first thing that happened I guess 👍

[@AzraelThanatos]

For the break in of the set, was that the filming set or the Star Trek experience one? Also, the wrecking of the bridge then created problems because there had been plans to move most of the parts to Vegas for the Star Trek experience

[@misterpwood]

Ahhh, Ten Forward did change at least once. It became the president's office for The Undiscovered Country.

[@AzaleaJane]

Prime content, lads! I never noticed there were differences between models. We ❤ Uranus!

[@silversonic1]

Good to see you again.

[@baystated]

Adam insists you should not willingly incriminate yourself on video, then by the end, he does so himself. Well done, Adam. TrekCulture, I think Adam is trying to not be allowed to do episodes anymore. But I loved it. So, tough.

[@corywilliams2255]

The Ten-Forward set was later redressed and used as the office of the UFP President in the movie STAR TREL VI: THE UNDISCOVERED COUNTRY.

[@twocvbloke]

The Generations bridge variant was the leftovers from All Good Things and the future-timeline Galaxy-X bridge, with the raised centre seating and extra consoles, but they took off the "future" bits to tame it back down to the "present" era style for Generations, and added the "oh shit!" handles everywhere as if the ship had received some refits post-AGT, I thought it looked pretty cool with those side panels finally opened up to be something useful, just a shame they trashed it all for the film, would have been neat to see it as a different Galaxy class ship, or even maybe on a Nebula, given they share components...

[@ebrannock8139]

12:45 Here's a fun fact I got right from the Counselor's mouth! Awhile back I went to a convention where Marina Sirtis was doing a panel, and she explained the whole thing about how they were actually blowing up the bridge, but at some point during that she got burned and freaked out, breaking character so they had to cut in the middle of destroying the bridge. She fortunately was not burned that badly and had been more startled than injured, but it meant they had to reset the entire set and put things back together just so they could break it again. Marina said she was getting dirty looks from the set crew the whole time "Blow the Enterprise up! Now put the Enterprise back together!"

[@mikelovesbacon]

0:30 where's this gorgeous exterior shot from?

[@Colin_]

If memory serves that was from the final scenes of the last episode of Star Trek: Enterprise.

[@magoodfellow]

In the episode “Lower Decks” Geordi and a Vulcan Ensign are conducting “tests” on a shuttle craft hull by firing a phaser rifle from an observation/control room one deck above the shuttle bay.

[@Capt.Marco-Hawk-L.L.A.P]

Adam your a legend, great episode BTW.

[@Vicki_Benji]

Social media (AOL chat rooms) in the late 90's could be toxic as hell, especially regarding Star Trek.

[@TravisStamper]

I got the Feringi joke..I was thinking it before you said it anyway. Thanks for the video

[@willmfrank]

I was expecting a Pakled reference... "We look for things."

[@rubaiyat300]

I'd love a small dialogue scene seemingly shot in some exterior location...until you pan out and realize its actually in the cavernous interior of the Ent-D saucer. Like some cafe on a commercial street scene with apartments up along each side and fullgrown trees along the street and then after the chatting you pan out to see the hull and superstructure to really capture the scale of these ships.

[@RogueScholarMDC]

I remember when I built the model in the 90s I had to buy a color of "Duck Egg Blue" paint and *hand painted* every aztec square. It took a long long time. And even as a kid I was like "Why are they making me do this?? That's not what it looks like!" but I was a stickler for following directions as written..

[@moonprincesst.s.h.4ever115]

"Where was Seán that night? I would like an alibi." 😂🤣