27. A quick tour showing the MASSIVE scale of my USS Enterprise interior model!

I’d love to have some quarters on the ship. Also, Daniel’s from Enterprise should have a room. Lol. Or at least some reference to him.

For a second I thought that crew quarters was an actual room. Outstanding work sir!

This is absolutely amazing and bonkers. I love it! But you're going to need a pretty big shelf to put it on. That could be your next project - a scale model shelf that would make this the equivalent of 650 scale. With a massive scale model hand coming in to pick it up, or to place a Klingon Bird of Prey on the same shelf. That'd be around 26:1 scale? 😂😂

It IS going to be Amazing. I've got dibs on a room with a nice view of Omicron Delta.

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I wonder whether Kirk and Spock actually have windows in their quarters but have become bored with the view and just keep them shut

Simply amazing!!!🖖🏼😎👌🏼

SO big! Gets me excited! Lol- Awesome, thank you!

Excellent work! So, am I to understand that the cardboard version is not the final and that the final will be made of wood?

Cool! 😎🇨🇦

This is utterly superb. Loving seeing this put together.

Damn! Just pure amazing!!! Every video is pure amazing!!! Can't wait for the next video!!!

Crazy...but cool you do need to have your figures repainted to make them less toy like. Unless that is what your going for

Very cool and impressive work. I adore the art of miniatures.

Has the government of the planet Gideon reached out to you about a full scale model yet?

Beautiful work, paying proper respect to our Lady.
Excellent use of corrugated cardboard for low weight and cost.
This video highlights one of the design head scratches for the tos 1701, the saucer underside curvature.
Don't understand the functional, engineering reasons for that concave surface. Other than external aesthetic.
All that curvature does is reduce internal volume in the saucer and complicate the living space, ie the curved corridor floors.
The Kelvin and Snw 1701s appear to have addressed this issue with flat surface on the saucer bottom

Wow - thanks 🙏 😊