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Before you ask: the Bozeman is not bigger than the Enterprise. It's all about perspective...Models by me
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Excellent, i had an odd feeling the Bozeman would turn up
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And here you have it
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Oh how I always loved this episode haha I'd always use it as an example of Star Trek's treatment of time travel and causality.
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Yeah, it's probably the best time travel episode.
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Well, I don't know, depends on how you define that. Β Best time travel episode, or best episode featuring time travel. Β A lot of people will argue for "City on the Edge of Forever." Β Just saying haha
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"Captain? Have you ever seen an old movie called 'Groundhog Day'...?"
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Worf: I ate a groundhog once
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I hate doing perspective shot in space...
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They're a bitch...
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To say the least I usually go for an extreme close up or just rotate to a distant shot. TheΒ theatricalΒ angles really just suck without a moving scene.
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Yeah... that was a bad day. Days. How long were they in that loop for again? A couple weeks, a month at most.
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Lieutenant Johnny Satchel: We wereΒ trapped for 17.4Β days before we broke the loop.
Here's the version of Johnny that said that spidertrekfan616.deviantart.coβ¦
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Ouch....ouch again....and again...and again...and again....and...oh Data figures it out
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They must have hit the nacelle right in the wrong spot, because I'd think that such a large and seemingly critical component of a starship wouldn't be so vulnerable to catastrophic damage
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Yeah, it's funny that that small bump could kill off a Galaxy class starship...
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Great render, Dave. Cause and Effect, one of favorite TNG episodes. Picard should have listened to his number 1 than his number 2.
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You know that sounded awfully like a sexual metaphor
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Crusher: "Casualty reports coming in from all over the ship!"
The starboard nacelle has sustained a direct impact! We're venting drive plasma!"
LaForge: "Initiating emergency core shutdown!"
Helmsman: "Inertial dampers failing! We're losing attitude control!"
This is the bridge! All hands to emergency escape pods!"
*ship spins violently from force of right nacelle explosion*
"Core shutdown is unsuccessful! We're losing antimatter containment!"
LaForge: "We've got to eject the core!"
"Ejection systems offline! Core breach imminent!"
"All hands abandon ship! Repeat: All hands aban..."
*ship explodes, killing everyone on board*
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Aaaand cut back to the poker game
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Very interesting episode, one of my faves. I kinda hoped that they would've shown some of the Soyuz class ships in Star Trek after that episode but they didn't.
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They showed one in the Ships of the Line calendar, though only in the background. Guess who made the 3D model
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Yeah I remember that episode, that one was a bit trippy at the start of the episode.
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Trek's Groundhog Day
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Perspective---that's how it looked in the episode.
Time loops are a bitch.
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Oooh, I wasn't expecting this scene to be done. Now that you mention the size of the Bozeman, isn't the warp nacelle itself on the Enterprise considerably longer than the Bozeman itself? Feels like Enterprise's nacelle could skewer that ship.
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Hmm, let me check *checks Ex-Astris-Scientia* yupp, the Galaxy nacelle is about as long as the whole Bozeman.
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I loved that episode, and your render is a wonderful homage to it. Well done.
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Thank you very much!
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Thank you very much!
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Man that story was a real head trip 
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Thank you very much!
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No probs : ]
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SO awesome! What a great memory! Excellently brought back to life.
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I remember seeing the opening of this episode as a kid and being completed confused. Why would they destroy the Enterprise? I flipped to another channel, flipped back and it was after the opening credits, and I was lost. Oh, how naive I was back then...
Nice recreation, love the use of a different angle!
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It's one of the very best of TNG!
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Yes in true Gene Roddenberry style. I enjoyed the episode as a youngling. Great recreation.
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Haha, I had a similar experience. I thought the TV station had a dodgy playback issue that caused it to jump back!
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