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Re: Nemesis
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Date: 
Sat, 14 Dec 2002 15:19:40 GMT
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In lugnet.off-topic.geek, Jon Palmer writes:
> I'd like to disregard this movie's many faults and talk about some of it's
> cooler aspects in regards to .space (.geek included cuz, well, trek=geek)

Geeky?!?!  Die by my Bat'leth!

:^)

> If there is one thing that stuck with me after I left the theater, it was
> how graceful the Romulan warbirds looked in the battle.  If this movie had
> anything it had a fairly cool space battle (for a while).  I *adore* those
> new Romulan ships.

Agreed.  That was an awesome sequence.  I especially loved how the ships
were firing those volleys out.  And they FINALLY acknoweledge the fact that
those ships only have so many torpedoes!

> Don't get me wrong,  I've always loved the Next Generation Era ships --They
> looked huge, powerful and elegant.
> 
> What I love so much about these new ships was how friggin *wide* they
> looked.  Seeing them slowly move through a huge arch, banking and ascending
> out of the normal "horizontal plane" (not sure if that makes sense but it's
> just nice to see spaceships that move "up" and "down" in space)

The banking shots were nice.  I'll always remember that scene from ST:VI,
where Chang's Bird of Prey is sitting below Enterprise and blows a hole
through it's saucer.

> Here's a good picture of one of them:
> http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/schematics/valdore-screen.jpg
> 
> Yes I know it's fairly conventional.  But it looked really cool and *wide*.
> Call me weird all you want but I really want to make a SHIP similar to this
> now.  I keep seeing this giant wing or beam banking through these huge
> turns.
> 
> Granted no one could ever make something even close to this big in minifig
> scale.  These are like 900 meters wide. (2583 studs/67 feet)
> 
> But I think something that was about 7 or 8 feet wide would look nice and
> imposing.

Ah, the curse of anyone who wants to model Star Trek in Lego.  You'd
probably have to change the color though, neh?  At least the plasma colors
are easy.  Good luck.  I look forward to seeing it one day.

-Stefan--Star Trek Rocks!!!-G.



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  Re: Nemesis
 
(...) Well... other then the fact the Enterprise-E has 24 decks, not 29/30... it was good. :) It could have lost the whole Shinzon/Picard connection, kept the Remans (Do these look like mutated Romulans to anyone else?) and Romulans, and the (...) (24 years ago, 15-Dec-02, to lugnet.off-topic.geek, lugnet.space)

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I'd like to disregard this movie's many faults and talk about some of it's cooler aspects in regards to .space (.geek included cuz, well, trek=geek) If there is one thing that stuck with me after I left the theater, it was how graceful the Romulan (...) (24 years ago, 14-Dec-02, to lugnet.off-topic.geek, lugnet.space)

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