DelcoRanz
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Amateur Artist and Illustrator originally from Delaware County, PA.
Currently working on improving the anatomy in my artwork.
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Currently working on improving the anatomy in my artwork.
#antiai #antiaiart #delco #delcoarts #noai
Andrew Probert drew up some designs of how the Enterprise-D could dock with the Earth Spacedock-Type Facility by way of exterior berthings for larger ships like the Ambassador and Galaxy Classes.
Unfortunately, as shown the producers decided to use stock footage instead.
Unfortunately, as shown the producers decided to use stock footage instead.
January 25, 2026 at 6:40 PM
Andrew Probert drew up some designs of how the Enterprise-D could dock with the Earth Spacedock-Type Facility by way of exterior berthings for larger ships like the Ambassador and Galaxy Classes.
Unfortunately, as shown the producers decided to use stock footage instead.
Unfortunately, as shown the producers decided to use stock footage instead.
Reposted by DelcoRanz
The model is the Reliant, but its not the reliant set (which was a a redress of the TMP set).
Portions of the TMP set were converted into the TNG battle bridge, which was then further altered in season 2.
The Brattain bridge may have been built inside the science lab like trois office.
Portions of the TMP set were converted into the TNG battle bridge, which was then further altered in season 2.
The Brattain bridge may have been built inside the science lab like trois office.
January 23, 2026 at 2:03 PM
The model is the Reliant, but its not the reliant set (which was a a redress of the TMP set).
Portions of the TMP set were converted into the TNG battle bridge, which was then further altered in season 2.
The Brattain bridge may have been built inside the science lab like trois office.
Portions of the TMP set were converted into the TNG battle bridge, which was then further altered in season 2.
The Brattain bridge may have been built inside the science lab like trois office.
And this marks the third time that Geordi ever took command of the Enterprise. The first two were in TNG's first season episodes "Angel One" and "The Arsenal of Freedom" The latter of which was the second to last time the Saucer was separated in the series.
January 19, 2026 at 12:12 AM
And this marks the third time that Geordi ever took command of the Enterprise. The first two were in TNG's first season episodes "Angel One" and "The Arsenal of Freedom" The latter of which was the second to last time the Saucer was separated in the series.