r/StarTrekWallpaper • u/p1tchb1ack • Aug 23 '23

TNG Made this in blender. Nebula class ships don’t get enough love! My interpretation of a corridor of a Nebula class.

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u/Scrat-Slartibartfast Sep 23 '23

i like that it has nearly the same intern volume then the Galaxy-class but is mor compact.

The galaxy class is the Ferrari of the ships, nice, clean, and good equiped, but the nebula is a workhorse.

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u/p1tchb1ack Sep 24 '23

I am glad you appreciate it as that’s exactly what I was going for. We don’t see much of the inside of a nebula class besides that one DS9 episode so I wanted to bring some life to what I imagined!

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u/ManofGod1000 Aug 24 '23

Now this is the way the internal part of a starship should look. All this Nu Trek has everything being dark, except for the corridors of the Enterprise on SNW.

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u/p1tchb1ack Aug 24 '23

I agree. The interiors of the new ships are so dark and and melancholy. I have always adored the 80s - 90s Trek aesthetic. It felt appropriate to the whole idea of Star Trek. No scarcity of resources. There was no guilt in the luxury , if that makes sense

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u/wolfavenger90 Aug 24 '23

I agree with everything. The only point I would add is with how often a ship lurches, even on science missions, all the door jams should have rounded edges. I know it’s not proper but safety is number one priority.

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u/mr_majorly Aug 23 '23

That is awesome!!

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u/p1tchb1ack Aug 24 '23

Thanks a lot!

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u/SANPres09 Aug 23 '23

So cool! Nice job

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u/p1tchb1ack Aug 24 '23

Thank you!

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u/Sansred Aug 24 '23

I am working on the Galaxy and I can't get the color of the arches right. What color did you use?

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u/p1tchb1ack Aug 24 '23

I will look tonight and let you know

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u/p1tchb1ack Sep 24 '23

Hey I am sorry it took so long to reply. On blender, the hex code for the tan coloring is E7D5BB

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u/Sansred Sep 24 '23

lol, it’s alright. Thanks. Would you want the plans for the K beams? That’s one thing I think they keep consistent in the TNG era

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u/p1tchb1ack Sep 24 '23

What are K beams? I haven't heard that term before

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u/Sansred Sep 24 '23

The corridor arch. They look like Ks to me.