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Thank you very much! Somtimes you just don't get appreciated for dragging conversations into randam discusions anymore....
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They looks a bit off, I think. Though, as Mikey said, it may just be the other features that give them that impression.
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Good find, Kostmayer. I almost hate to admit it, but to me that looks like a very good middle ground between the TOS "Galileo" type and the ENT shuttlepod. Maybe this film will have production designers with a couple of functional neurons, after all.
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Interesting looking design. I'm not sure if I like the fins on the forward fusilage, or the engine pods, but overall it looks a good, solid TOS-like design. Any ideas regarding the number - 70172? Maybe a fleetwide serial number, rather than the ship-specific number scheme we've seen in other Trek.
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I've had faith in JJ Abrams from the get-go (Lost is very attentive to detail, and fans pick the show apart continually), and that pic makes me even more confident that they can pull this off.
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Abrams himself has stated that he's a fan, and one of the writers is a die-hard 'Trekkie, while another is new to the franchise. That's probably good, as one will make sure everything fits correctly, and the other should keep the fanboy writing to a minimum.
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Indeed, with Abrams at the helm, a writer who should know his Trek lore, and some new blood for the writing staff, I'm starting to surprise myself by being quite optimistic about this film's chances.
I'm still a bit worried about what they might do to the Connie, though.
I'm still a bit worried about what they might do to the Connie, though.
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