the ship scales of Insurrection

 Here are some drawings that were needed sooner than later on this wild, out of control picture.  I felt so bad for everyone at Santa Barbara, Blue Sky, and Hunter Gratsner, who had a daily change in scale and ship direction!!!  These drawings were quickly put together to remedy the problem, but they did little to no good to help any of the visual effects folks trying to get their shots and hard work to have a consistency.  I saw many of the FX crew blasting out of the building, screaming and running naked out into the surf only to be devoured by the sea and never to be seen again.  If you all will remove your hats and give a moment of silence for those lost in the line of VFX duty,,,,,,,,, daaaaaaaa, da, daa!

 

Yacht scale sheet

 

holo ship scale sheet

Sona battleship scale sheet

 

collector scale chart

overall size comparison sheet

602 club

 

right of the bar views

blue prints of the Phoenix, on the back wall

 

From Mike's mission patch collection

the beautiful frosted glass door, and a straight on shot of the 602

 

evan more of Mike's patches

 

and a variety of bar views!!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As promised here are the images from the beautiful 602 club from “First Flight” This set was Mike Okuda’s baby. He was so excited about doing this set that he actually had to wear adult diapers just in case the glee would get to be to much to handle,  I can get away with saying something like this because he is to far away to hit me or crush my spine with one of his unearthly upper body crushing bear hugs!!!!!!!!! HAAA!  As you all Know Mike is a huge fan of everything Nasa as well as Trek and in this set he got to satisfy both his passions with one artistic stroke!!! Jimmy Meese was to very excited about this one and he found some awesome fixtures and bar garb to dress everything perfectly. Alan kobiyashi and Anthony Fredrickson were doing all the graphics and menu’s, Jim Van Over was having a great time creating all the Animations, and Denise had here hand in a little bit of everything. Doug and I were busy with the ship, and it was always fun to get to do these things together from  our own preferred mediums. After all was said and done I believe this was an art Department favorite episodes!!! Enjoy the pictures.