UCS Star Trek USS Enterprise WIP

[sok117]

sorry to hear about your dog ,

your bridge is coming along nicely, but I think you can shrink it a bit as said before.

[lightningtiger]

Looking good 'LegoGalactus' - sweet W.I.P. keep up the great work, cool custom minifigs too !

So sorry to hear about your dog also as I too a fellow dog lover - my Bella is sitting along side me right now I write this.

I'm a conformist! !

Edited May 9, 2010 by lightningtiger

[Skulls_Eye_Schooner_Sailor]

So sorry to hear about your dog. It's always a sad day when we lose our pets.

I agree with the others that bridge should be much smaller. Also, it looks like you've changed Kirk's chair? I like how it looked before. Otherwise really nice, though.

[FinalFeature]

sorry to hear about your dog ,

your bridge is coming along nicely, but I think you can shrink it a bit as said before.

Looking good 'LegoGalactus' - sweet W.I.P. keep up the great work, cool custom minifigs too !

So sorry to hear about your dog also as I too a fellow dog lover - my Bella is sitting along side me right now I write this.

I'm a conformist! !

So sorry to hear about your dog. It's always a sad day when we lose our pets.

I agree with the others that bridge should be much smaller. Also, it looks like you've changed Kirk's chair? I like how it looked before. Otherwise really nice, though.

Thank you all for your nice comments. I changed the bridge around making sure that its accurate. The only thing i changed on Kirks chair was the 1x2 grill tiles and replaced them with 1x2 gold tiles.

Here are some more updates.

The transporter room needs a couple of things changed and it will be done.

Edit:

2 different views of the bridge.

View 1

View 2

Feedback is appreciated.

LegoGalactus

Edited May 28, 2010 by LegoGalactus

[zero1312]

It's coming along nicely.

[Forresto]

This is coming along very well! The Bridge is great and I think it's very well done. I do think though that the transporter room could use some work though. Maybe raise the pads up one so that they're more prominent and possibly make them round.

I'm wondering if you could take a pic of the bridge with the rest of the ship?

[Skulls_Eye_Schooner_Sailor]

Looking very good, the bridge looks much better. Although, if I must say... and I just now noticed it myself, you might want to change the chair a bit after you get a good look at the real "McCoy".

Also, what is with the random picture in the middle? And, I am wondering how this will be integrated into the main body and held up by mere technic axles!

[DJ Force]

You should use some wedge bricks at the bridge floor to get rid of the over-blocky appearance.

[Randal]

looks cool. (and very large.) I think if you wanted the torsos and legs to look more like star trek uniforms, you could possibly give them a speckled clearcoat so that their spandex looks more like spandex. Either that or use diffused lighting when photographing them. ;)

I've seen other Trek MOCs, but never at minifig scale (or close to it)

[FinalFeature]

It's coming along nicely.

Thank you, the build has gone somewhat smooth so far.

This is coming along very well! The Bridge is great and I think it's very well done. I do think though that the transporter room could use some work though. Maybe raise the pads up one so that they're more prominent and possibly make them round.

I'm wondering if you could take a pic of the bridge with the rest of the ship?

The rest of the ship wasn't shown because there wasn't much to it at that time. Sorry for any inconvenience.

Looking very good, the bridge looks much better. Although, if I must say... and I just now noticed it myself, you might want to change the chair a bit after you get a good look at the real "McCoy".

Also, what is with the random picture in the middle? And, I am wondering how this will be integrated into the main body and held up by mere technic axles!

The random picture in the middle was a refrence to the episode arena. I think the bossuk figure would have been better to use though. At the time the technic axles was holding the bridge up with a little support underneath the bridge. Hopefully the new version wont have a problem holding it up once its done.

You should use some wedge bricks at the bridge floor to get rid of the over-blocky appearance.

looks cool. (and very large.) I think if you wanted the torsos and legs to look more like star trek uniforms, you could possibly give them a speckled clearcoat so that their spandex looks more like spandex. Either that or use diffused lighting when photographing them. ;)

I've seen other Trek MOCs, but never at minifig scale (or close to it)

Ill consider the ideas, Thanks!

Ive rebuilt the NCC-1701 again. This time I'm going to try building it in Minifigure scale. There are some parts of the ship that are still not complete. Each floor is detachable. Here are some updates:

Edit:Note: The first two floors on the bottom are the environment floor.

Comparing with a Captain Kirk Minifigure.

Here are 2 pictures of the Galileo seven. There are three parts of the tiny ship that light up: The front, inside and back. It also makes noise!

Also i made 6 Brickfilms involving Star Trek.

This one is the only video to show the minifigure scaled version the other videos have a microscale version.

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Heres a link to the other 5 Brickfilms:Link.

Thats all for now. It might be awhile till the next update.

Feedback is appreciated.

LegoGalactus

Edited June 5, 2010 by LegoGalactus

[Skulls_Eye_Schooner_Sailor]

Wow man! Really really impressive! I didn't think you could get something that big and curved brick built but you're doing it! It's coming along really nicely too! I can imagine how the final product might look!

I have to ask how did you get so many gray bricks, and... I would say the bits of brown and whatnot are obviously placeholders? Are you going to make any other rooms, like engineering, maybe a few crew quarters, sick bay, shuttle bay? That's a lot but I think you can fit in a ship that big and it would be truly a masterpiece!

[BrickClick]

This is very good!

This is a pretty big project whihch is coming along nicely

Can't wait to see the finished product!

[FinalFeature]

Wow man! Really really impressive! I didn't think you could get something that big and curved brick built but you're doing it! It's coming along really nicely too! I can imagine how the final product might look!

I have to ask how did you get so many gray bricks, and... I would say the bits of brown and whatnot are obviously placeholders? Are you going to make any other rooms, like engineering, maybe a few crew quarters, sick bay, shuttle bay? That's a lot but I think you can fit in a ship that big and it would be truly a masterpiece!

I got all of my grey bricks from my collection, bricklink, pick a brick, etc. The bits of brown are boxes as cargo. Your last question can be answered by the picture/video at the end of the post.

This is very good!

This is a pretty big project whihch is coming along nicely

Can't wait to see the finished product!

Thanks BrickClick! Its nice to see that many people are anticipating the projects completion.

Here is yet another update. Please note that everything is still not yet completed and all of it is a wip.

The Mindstorm lights up the sickbay in Green:

I think the ship will be about 7 or 8 feet long when its done.

Expect updates once i get those 1500 pieces from Bricklink. Until then Live long and prosper.

Feedback is appreciated.

LegoGalactus

[XimenaPaulina]

That'll be a great MOC once it's finished, can't wait for the completion of this one. Great job LegoGalactus!