Wish I could tell you. I was designing things, but didn't really keep track of what happened with the miniatures after sketches and blueprints left my desk. The only Klingon ships I worked on were the Vor'cHa and the Negh'Var.

Oh, I have hirez files, but I don't hand those out, sorry. But thanks for the nod. 😊

Well, cetaceans certainly seem to know 3D movement pretty well, so I figured it would be interesting to invite them nicely to join us. There are, of course, humans on the big ship as well. 🙂 Painted back in the mid-'80s, and based on a space-suited Tursiops I did in 1975 or so.

Well, cetaceans certainly seem to know 3D movement pretty well, so I figured it would be interesting to invite them nicely to join us. There are, of course, humans on the big ship as well. 🙂

When I was at Paramount, probably at the start of TNG, Kimble came by we talked for a while about his inking and airbrush techniques, and he gave me a few sepia prints of the poster line work. Amazing. I still read through his article in Airbrush Digest occasionally.

Very cool. But my visual brain freaked out just a teeny bit; the camera is stationary in space with respect to the light source and the object is rolling underneath. Get that ship into a proper orbit, man. 😉

The first time I saw "First Spaceship on Venus" was at like 2am on a local station (late 70s?). What hit me was the circular bridge with consoles around, main viewscreen, two central control consoles, international crew. Hmmm... 😀

Yes. Yes I did. 😊

With a blade that goes off randomly.

Thanks! Fun assignment back in the day. Also did the cover for the Caedmon "War of the Worlds" by H.G. Wells. Not my best human figure, but liked doing it anyhow. 😁