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Some comparisons between the two Perfect Grade Millennium Falcons I built next to the original studio model. The 2019 version has a lot of accuracy upgrades, but there's still room for improvement should I ever get the chance to build another one. Overall I got pretty close I think!
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Did you know the Refit-Enterprise torpedo section built for Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (seen above) shows up again in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock?
But because of the angle chosen they tried to cheat their way to a full ship. After all this is what that specific model looks like:
There's no saucer and the pylons end abruptly below the neckline. In TWOK that's not an issue (There's also no aft section and the pylons aren't even attached to the hull but that won't come into play).
Here's how it appears in TSFS:
The hastily added saucer effect always looked odd to me, but even more glaring is the pylon which looks both off kilter and doesn't seem to have a nacelle attached to it.
startreksetplans submitted:
The TOS 33 inch model has been found. It went missing in the 70s.
The model is in need of some restoration work.
There is a Replica Prop Forum thread analysing the model and comparing it to the original - https://www.therpf.com/forums/threads/red-alert-lost-3-ft-tos-enterprise-found.354596/
Bunny Drawing (1940s)
Gau and Relm, from Final Fantasy VI
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USS Priceton model
The Jupiter 2 from the 1998 film Lost in Space. The designers are Peter Mitchell Rubin and Norman Garwood.
The model in the top row is 72" long, 46" wide, and 17" tall. The one pictured below is 30" long, 19" wide, and 7" tall.
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