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Hi all!
I'm proud to present my next project, a brief break from MSDs. This time I have created two bridge module variants for the Odyssey Class Starship. I used the on-screen model's dorsal orthographic view to obtain accurate sizing and shape of the bridge.

As the Odyssey Class was launched to be essentially a 'mobile-starbase', I decided to create two variants of the bridge module:

1. Standard Configuration: A standard bridge config that separates the bridge and mission ops center, and allows for larger amenities such as officer's dining hall, ready room, and transporter room.

2. Operations Configuration: Combines the bridge and mission ops center into one large room, which allows for more efficient communication between stations. Beneficial for operations-intensive missions where the ship is coordinating with multiple other starships.

I took heavy inspiration from the bridges of the Titan-A and Sagan Class USS Stargazer. All three ships were developed in the same era, so design languages would theoretically be similar.

As always, I am more than open to criticism to improve future works.

Description
Hi all!
I'm proud to present my next project, a brief break from MSDs. This time I have created two bridge module variants for the Odyssey Class Starship. I used the on-screen model's dorsal orthographic view to obtain accurate sizing and shape of the bridge.

As the Odyssey Class was launched to be essentially a 'mobile-starbase', I decided to create two variants of the bridge module:

1. Standard Configuration: A standard bridge config that separates the bridge and mission ops center, and allows for larger amenities such as officer's dining hall, ready room, and transporter room.

2. Operations Configuration: Combines the bridge and mission ops center into one large room, which allows for more efficient communication between stations. Beneficial for operations-intensive missions where the ship is coordinating with multiple other starships.

I took heavy inspiration from the bridges of the Titan-A and Sagan Class USS Stargazer. All three ships were developed in the same era, so design languages would theoretically be similar.

As always, I am more than open to criticism to improve future works.