It slipped my mind but, here's a fast paced fight in an environment where the gravity is shifting rapidly.

youtu.be/X-KDt-G1pJ0

And that's why the industry employs excellent talented individuals to work out to execute a scene like that.

I'm no visual effects guy, but I'm sure some wire rigging, choreography, and changing filming speed with acting pacing can get it done.

Correct about the Enterprise episode.

Would disagree about the Bliss episode as there were two other characters wrangling the situation along with Seven and it was only like a day and a bit vs weeks to months.

While DS9 is the child who got all the attention, Voyager did sneak in some good things in the latter half.

This indeed was a Voyager episode.

Thank you for sharing insights and your process. This is my first set of miniatures, so I am working through different processes as I learn airbrushing.

I just find the T'au non battlemechs to have lots more nooks and crannies than I foresaw.

Today is highlight practice on testers.

Got myself setup for a combat patrol. Just working out how to best prime via airbrush and work out painting schemes.

This puts us on a very strong Wall-E trajectory.

Could always get good headphones and pipe the audio through the controller.

Unless the family wants to join, then yes sound bar.

Hell even a comparison of GDP to medical debt ratio would cause some eyebrow raising.

I suspect water jet cutting over plasma to keep warping to a minimum given brass is going go be soft and melty under plasma temps.

This millionaires leaving talking point is nearly old enough to drive, vote, smoke, and order a whisky neat.

Good god the content of that show.

Both news I welcome and have frustrations with