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Published: 2013-09-20 19:46:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 9877; Favourites: 155; Downloads: 351
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Finally, I build the canonical version of the Tuesday Machine...Model and crappy Nexus effect by me
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Thank you very much!
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this pic is just beautifully done. Good stuff!
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Thank you very much!
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You did the same mistake that I did, putting windows at the front of the sec hull, or is it my old mesh in fact with updated textures?
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No, it's actually my own model. But the real deal also had touse windows:
vignette1.wikia.nocookie.net/mβ¦
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Never seen this from the top down. Still a neat looking ship.
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Ah the Enterprise-B, destroyed while fighting a pair of rogue Klingon Battleships from the house of Duras in 2329 according to the Novel Serpent in the Ruins.
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Hmm, have to read that...
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I don't care what any of you say, I liked Generations.
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Still better than AbramsTrek.
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Great! You know...we don't see enough of her...Thanks!
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In my version of events, the ship is commanded by Captain Pavel Chekov, not Cameron Frye. Captain Aya Nakajima from Star Trekker manga by Atelier Lana, was at the maiden voyage ceremony, and went to sickbayΒ during the rescue of theΒ El-AurianΒ refugees,Β and sedated Dr. Soran, preventing him from going back to the Nexus.
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In the Polarisverse, things happen almost the same, except the while dumb plot of the E-D getting destroyed and Kirk killed never happens.
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Yes, a good reminder of Generations. A grand film, and a grand piece of artwork.
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Thank you very much!
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There is nothing crappy about either your model or the Nexus ribbon effect!Β Your shots do the movies great justice! 
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Thank you very much!
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Does total justice to the movie!
Is this my old mesh, or this is your own version?
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Thank you very much!
It's my own crappy model
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Hey, you donΒ΄t build crappy models. Only good ones.
I would like to see how you made it, especially the sec hull. My approach was very bad and messy... Is your mesh available for download?
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I haven't released yet. I have to think over, I might need to re-build the sec hull bulge. The one I currently have was built of a massively abused sphere primitive
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Wow. Almost resembles the scene exactly. Nice.
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Thank you very much!
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Ha! Tuesday Machine. I like it!
Also it inherited its namesake's uncanny ability to violently repel all other starships away from it... >_>
They were just cruising around the Sol System, the thrumming HEART of the United Federation of Planets...
And they're the only...
... starship...
... in range...?!?!
Utopia Planetia? Mars?! Titan?! EARTH?!
The Federation's cupboard was BARE, save for one, understaffed, underequipped Excelsior Class?!
...
And this is why I hate Generations almost as much as Nemesis...
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I don't hate the Enterprise-B for being, again, the only ship in range (in an especially egregious case as you stated)...
...I hate five of the Magnificent Seven exhibiting levels of incompetence they should have been incapable of.
Worf would have had the sense to run a mental checklist of "Ways to penetrate shields" going in his head, and "matching shield frequencies" would have been near the top.Β One dig into the computer archives for that rapid-randomizing program they wrote for countering the Borg, and the Duras Sisters wouldn't have stood a chance.
Riker should have ordered Worf to fire at will, allowing Worf to WHALE on that old piece of crap the Duras Sisters salvaged.Β Instead... just one piddly phaser strike before Data's technobabble solution.
Geordi should have remembered that there are emergency systems on board specifically designed to dump a critically unstable warp core overboard if it cannot be retained safely.
And, of course, Troi's infamous perpetuation of the Woman Driver stereotype.Β Let's point the saucer towards the planet and also not gun the impulse engines full power to at least skip off the atmosphere!
But who's #5?Β Picard.Β You're dealing with a madman who has already demonstrated he has the will and the madness to commit an atrocity, and you're deferring to not only his living rights but a deal with two members of a known dishonorable and dishonored klingon noble house?Β As soon as Geordi's back and the coordinates are received, he should have said "Fool you!", orbitally bombarded Soran's launch site, and then at least chased off the Duras Sisters.Β Instead, he beams down UNARMED to try and reason with a madman.Β Reason and logic don't work on crazy people, Jean-luc!
Only Data and Beverly were spared the idiot ball.Β And Data even had the added complexity of dealing with emotions he's never really experienced before and can't shut off.
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You may call it crappy, but it's one of the best renditions of this scene I've seen in awhile. Well done.
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Thank you very much!
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Kirk performs various feets of heroicness and saving the day, then gets blown out into space 
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Thanks mate
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No probs
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Great render of a classic scene featuring the Big B.
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Thank you very much!
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"Tuesday machine"?
lol it's funny, I was just looking through Memory Alpha on the Enterprise B the other day in class. Entire crew wiped out by a fucking virus, jesus christ...
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LOL
Bet it happened on a tuesday
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that would be the ultimate irony...and now I know why it's called the Tuesday Machine.
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Ah the enterprise that failed to protect captain kirk.... jk lol i love that ship to lol
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