Inside the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 (Refit)
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- Опубликовано: 17 мар 2017
- A look inside the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 refit, as seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan.
Based on sets created for the Star Trek: The Motion Picture, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and Star Trek III: The Search for Spock from 1979 to 1984. These sets would later go on for use in the remaining Star Trek prime timeline feature films, Star Trek: The Next Generation, and Star Trek: Voyager.
All environments modeled and textured by Donny Versiga in 2014 and 2015.
Modeled in 3ds Max
Rendered with the Unreal 4 Game Engine 
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For me this is the Enterprise.
I always wanted to look out those VIP lounge windows , see the main engines back there . thank you.The ship looks so cozy, inviting.😊
@@johnbockelie3899 Me too these ships have a very destinguished 1970s aura, and those warp nacelles even have 1930s art deco radiator grills and cadillac style rear fins :-) The design is a class of its own.
This ship has a beautyfull elegance! Inside and out.
Schlipperschlopper why? Because Probert designed it and he follows the line of sit rules and the rule of pairs he’s the only starship designer for Star Trek
I like the VIP lounge and it's windows.
@@johnbockelie3899 Such a fine vintage-futuristic 1970s design! I wish I had such a lounge in my house ;-)
@@Schlipperschlopper I'd sit on that couch facing that window just to watch the ship go into warp speed!!!. This is one of the neatest rooms. The VIP/ Officers lounge.
This may be the most beautiful thing I have ever seen.
Thank you!
Seeing this ship is a sight for sore eyes
Now excuse me as I try to jump thru my screen & live in it
If only we could...
I keep coming back to this thing, it's hypnotic. My childhood
BarryDennen12 this is exactly why I even do this.
if there's like, a mailing list for when this hits Oculus, put me on it
We are grateful for your efforts. AMAZING work, sir. My respects.
Same read so many st books a d so into the series
3:31, What the scene from Star Trek: The Motion Picture should've looked like with Kirk, Spock and McCoy in the rear section of the ship with that epic panoramic shot of the Enterprise Nacelle engines in view! Wow...
Check out TMP Director's cut. They re-did that shot with the nacelles.
@@MontclairsLair If I remember correctly, the storyboard called for the shot to have the nacelles in the background, but because Paramount wanted a Christmas 1979 release as opposed to later in 1980 (and to avoid competing with Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back), a lot of the VFX in the film were left incomplete.
The new 4K Director's Cut on Paramount+ has this shot with the nacelles as well.
By far my favorite Starship Bridge ever !!! Way to go that looks fantastic !!!!
I was in a trance-like state, taking in the visuals, reliving my childhood, and seeing the movies play out in my mind! Outstanding work! 🖖
Still not tired of this one - I'd love an 8 hour version.
Beautiful recreation of the best version of the TMP era bridge.
I'd love to run about this in VR someday. Keep up the great work
they have a vr version allready of startrek ship (stage 9 ) are called
I've seen this before, and it's well done too. However it's the TNG experience, versus the Star Trek II TWOK here. Frankly I'd love to see them all in VR and I'm sure it's just a m atter of time
NO! That is of the Enterprise D. The TNG ship... This has no bloody A, B, C, or D! ;_)
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Have fun trying to find it. CBS will just block it as usual, the bastards.
There have been many Enterprises.
THIS is the Enterprise 💙
Abbas Zaidi totally agree. Coolest space ship ever designed. I hope they make one in real life one day 😊
coolest design is enterprise d . not this old ugly tos ships ! ^^
+fips assmussen
meh, i prefer the enterprise e but the constitution-class was a beauty
fips assmussen enterprise d sucks compared to this one. D looks like it has a damn sideways vagina on the front. That's probably why it's called D. It wants the dick!
It had also a massively oversized saucer section for housing civilians (even children!) in spacious quarters and a ton of recreational facilities, nothing you would want to risk in a mission to explore the unknown. Enterprise D would have made more sense as a cruise ship in federation space.
In the early 80s, they knocked it out of the park.
Jeremy Shirland
Technically 1978.
@@MellowCorn-xs8bn technically this was from 1982.
Technically 78 - 79 as the majority of these sets are from TMP
I wish we would have seen more of the first Enterprise-A bridge. The white interiors, silver columns and blue seats looked fabulous.
Beautiful job. The level of detail is fantastic. even having the fire extinguishers on the bridge and the halls. Hands down, you caught the essence of the best bridge design out of all the various ships in the Star Trek Universe. The Constitution refit will always be my favorite.
It's kinda dark though, compared to both TOS and TNG (especially TNG). I mean wouldn't bridge crew want to be able to see stuff?
@@Booruvcheek Yes, I noticed that too. But Star Trek II always had a dark bridge, even though III did not.
also my favorite
Kirk: "Bones, do the new facilities meet with your approval?"
Dr. McCoy : " They do not, it's like working in a damn computer center..."
This is magnificent. Just how I remembered it. This is the enterprise in all her glory. When she truly looked her absolute best. The real NCC-1701.👍🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
But no place for Scotty...
well the engine room is great i loved the design of the refit warp core
The ASMR on the bridge is astounding.
Incredible. I love how dark and ominous it all is, not bright and sterile like the later sets. Almost a 1979 Alien feel. The set design fit the movie perfectly.
My thoughts exactly! Love the interior lighting
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Sweet renders! The Enterprise refit always felt the most real to me, like everything in it seemed rather practical and well thought out. Like small things like the fact there's fire extinguishers on the ship!
That was the director Nicholas Meyer's idea.
Absolutely love it. Reminds me of when Star Trek was at its best. Great work.
This is BEYOND AWESOME. This is my favorite era of Star Trek and you have captured the details with precision. I am so impressed! Great job!
It's almost like someone walked around the empty sets back in 1981/82 during the filming of Wrath of Khan. Amazing!
This blows my mind!
Donny, out of curiosity, do you have any plans to release a version of this for VR? I can imagine it'd be an incredibly immersive experience.
This is my favourite bridge sound, love it.
John Frankenheimer
What sound?!
The amount of detail that went into this is phenomenal. Great Job!
Connie-Refit is definitely one of my two favorites.
This is bloody outstanding! My favourite Enterprise design hands down! Thank you for taking the time to produce this.
I'd totally play the living daylights out of this virtual simulator. LOVE Star Trek.
The Wrath Of Khan is still my favourite Star Trek movie. Your reconstruction is excellent, very painstaking and with great attention to detail, even the sets that were only briefly glimpsed.
Bravo! Even though it's the bridge from "Wrath of Khan," I get the vibe Ilia is sitting at Saavik's navigation.
can't even begin to imagine how much work this required, awesome!
This is by far the best... I wish I could get one premade with the light... I have no time to make it myself...
Incredible achievement! Well done. This is the real Enterprise!
THANK YOU!
Thank you so much for this, especially the ambient sounds!
What was so great about this design was how subtle it was. It was almost unremarkable by what came after it which allowed it to seem so natural, "standard issue"
I can just hear Kirk in the engineering section. "Well, Mr Scott. Are your cadets capable of handling a minor...training cruise?"
Fear the notion "Give the word Admiral"
"Mr Scott. Word is given."
Fear the notion I should warn you- I know the entire dialogue for this film. So I can keep going with this- but I won't get any work done ! 🖖
Lol!! As much as I'd love to go right on quoting The Wrath of Khan too, but that last quote is as far as I'm going. 😁
"But, Admiral! What about the rest of the inspection?"
This is incredibly beautiful. Thank you so much for making it.
Dude , I LOVE those funky ass wall thingies in Kirk's quarters, they're SOOOOOOOOO DOOPE!!!! You nailed everything on this, and as a nerd who's seen the STTWOK like 100-200 times, you nailed EVERY detail!!!! SOOOOO awesome!
This could have gone on for another hour and l still wouldn't have had enough! Fantastic work!
The level of detail and craftsmanship in this is absolutely stunning. Incredible work. Next level.
Brings a tear to the eye to see this kind of work. That observation lounge is stunning.
Wonderful! it's great see all the details put into building those sets. It's also surprising how many sets they built for that movie. Great job modeling, rendering, and animating it!
I am.....mind blown. My favourite ship! Now...when will somebody wake up being the powers that be, and start hiring true artists, programmers etc to create a game/simulator and shows and movies with the amazing artistic talent i've seen recently! WOW!!!! Thank you...this is amazing! Good job on the engine room too, James Doohan and Roddenberry would be proud. JJ ABRAMS would probably screw it up.
I agree completely. Is it so hard for JJ to understand that THIS is what Star Trek is supposed to look like. Those sets were designed in the 80's and I think they still hold up.
No, they were designed in the late 70's for TMP
Regardless, MANY years later, these sets do hold up. In my mind, Star Trek 1 thru 3 was the definitive "look" for federation starships. I wanted to kick JJ in the nuts when I saw his ridiculous Apple Store bridge in the same movie as his modified brewery engine room set. CBS didn't learn anything either. Discovery is shaping up to be another let down...
There is indeed something timeless about the design of the Motion Picture-era USS Enterprise. It contains enough familiar and seemingly practical elements to appear real, but its exact function remains inscrutable and magical enough to remain forever out of reach.
Meanwhile, the stylistic bells and whistles of the Abrams films and the fashionable over-application of holograms, translucent screens, and HUDs in Discovery hopelessly date both endeavors. In their desperate attempts to update Star Trek's technological vision of the future, they instead produced an aesthetic that seems poised at the very precipice of obsolescence.
So many idiots, unbelievable. Get over it already.
Great work, and I love the attention to detail, like the reflections on glass screens, and subtle lighting. I agree with a lot of the other posters, this would be incredible in VR.
Agreed. Notice the Prefix Code for the USS Reliant on the small readout in the Weapons and Defense station. At 2:27.
There's a section on deck 6 not mentioned in the movie for crewmembers suffering from BLT (Blinky Light Trauma)
This amazing. Nicely done. Thank you for sharing
That is superb 3D modeling! Thank you for your effort and attention to details!
@1:11 "whoever it was, they new exactly where to hit us."
Who knew where to hit us? And why?
@@michaelsshawn1604 One thing is certain. We cannot escape on auxillary power!
*tuba flat notes play in the background*
Always loved the Enterprise refit. For me this was my favourite ship followed by Enterprise-D.
Incredible video. Great work.
I LOVE this freaking version. Inside and out, it is PERFECT. Absolutely gorgeous..
Beautifully done. Can't help but love this version of Enterprise the best.
Excellent excellent work! Being a model builder, you've now made me want a kit of that Bridge. Looks amazing.
Absolutely incredible work!
Still loving this amazing work. Thanks :)
If I could "Love" this, I would. A pity the fan films don't recreate these sets. This design was my favourite.
Wonderful job! Very impressive!
WOW OMG WOW! I would just live in this if I could with VR!!! No amount of praise or accolades does this justice... you have done just the most incredible job with this!!! Just quickly peaked at your channel.. you surely already work for one of the great SFX companies right??
Beautifully done. You made the Enterprise come to life. 👍🏽
Now this is the Enterprise I love. Exquisite job.
Just impeccable work, and I say this as someone who’s dabbled in Max myself. You’re really good.
Beautiful work, Donny.
I have no words. Mind blowing is all I can come up with!!
I love the amount of detail that the designers put into the bridge. Every button has a purpose. Makes it feel all the more real.
This is fantastic! Well done! A superb view on my favourite version of the Enterprise.
Absolutely amazing work
Beautifully done! Some of the shots look like actual production photos.
This was always my favorite Enterprise - great job
Great work! I have been following the Voyager project for some time now, this was just as cool!
Marshal Arnold What Voyager project? Link please...
Fantastic...!! Awesome...!!! Exhilarating...!!! Simply the BEST...!! Congratulations Donny...!!! ;)
As far as I‘m concerned TMP and TUC feature by far the two most beautiful and timeless versions of the Enterprise. I wish we got to see more of it.
Just came across this.
Beautifully rendered!!!
THIS is what the JJ trek should have been.
Very well done. Painstakingly done. I only wish we got to see more.
Beautiful. I'm almost right there. Thank you for the immensely hard work and effort you put into this. It's stunning. I wish we could use it in first person and crew a mission like Star Trek Bridge Crew - only better and authentic. She's the best ship ever built.
Good God, I'd forgotten how dark and moody this version of the Big E was... Meyer's fondness for shadows made it even moreso. Not complaining, mind you! This was basically the version of the ship I grew up with, and as much as I adore TNG, that ship always looked too '80s to me on the inside. Other than the screen designs, this one is kind of ageless. It could have been a set in 1966, or in 1986, or in 2006 (if you replaced the CRTs with Okudagrams).
TNG had the best interfaces. Those LCARS displays were really well thought out and really sold you on the idea that this was a working ship rather than just a bunch of plywood with christmas tree lights inside.
The refit Enterprise was probably the worst with this. How the hell does Sulu steer the ship with a few flashing lights or Spock use the science station with one row of buttons and a 3D wireframe of a planet's surface?
Hey now, wasn't knocking LCARS. The Intrepid-class bridge might be my favorite Trek bridge design overall. Just not a fan of the aesthetic of the Galaxy-class. The beige, and wood paneling... It looks like the lobby of a Holiday Inn circa 1988...
I think I like the version of the ship as presented from The Final Frontier. It used the warmer colors presented in TNG along with LCARs-style control interfaces, but in the old style. It looked like the 2280s we all know and love, but more comfortable than grey everything and metal floors.
I would like to have seen more of that version... The budget only allowed them to do the bridge, shuttlebay, brig, and observation lounge, really. Everything else you see is just a lightly redressed TNG set (fair play, the TNG sets were redressed TMP-TWOK-TSFS sets, which were themselves redressed "Phase II" sets...).
But the bridge at the end of ""Voyage Home"? My GOD, why couldn't we have seen more of that? I love that design. It's almost the 2009 Enterprise bridge done in Prime universe style. And bonus points for being the very first appearance of what would become LCARS.
TMP did bother me when space propulsion requiring precise astro-calculations was controlled by a hand throttle? When Sulu gripped it, I was "WTF?"....
It’s nice to see the engineering section that really reflects the out idea configuration of the enterprise with the antimatter conduits or whatever splaying out toward the nacelles
Wow truly amazing work. Well done.
Well done. Beautiful renders.
This is really amazing! I hope to see a full walkthrough someday.
Extremely nice work!
Stunning work, guys.
This is absolutely outstanding!
I Love this! Thankyou Donny! :D
Absolutely amazing work!
Impressive. That model Enterprise was my favorite
I spent an hour on your ship. Thanks for the wonderful time!!!
Truly amazing work ! Hope you will let people see it, I'd buy such a demo without even a doubt !
Excellent work my friend...excellent
This is great. Thanks for the stroll.
Thank you so much for this!
You know it's weird that the first and only time we saw the officers lounge was in Star Trek The Motion Picture right before the encounter with the cloud right after Spock came onboard and helped with the repairs to the warp drive but after that that room set was never seen again.
They need to do a virtual ship walk through. I like to see the Star Trek 6 enterprise 1701-a
Saavik: _"Any suggestions, Admiral?"_
Kirk: _"Prayer, Mr. Saavik. The Klingons do not take prisoners."_
"Physician, heal thyself."
"Is that all you got to say? What about my performance?"
"I'm not a drama critic!"
LIGHTS
This is by far, my favorite design aesthetic for any Star Trek ship.
It's pretty cool how the Bridge, Corridors and Engine Room were recycled into their Respective TNG Counterparts, Though the Main Bridge ended up becoming the Battle Bridge on the Enterprise-D as well as the JAG Courtroom from "The Measure of a Man, The Geology, Tactical and Cybernetics labs as well as a few guest bridges like the Stargazer, Lantree, Hathaway, Enterprise-C, Arctus Baran's Ship and the Pasteur.
Starfleet2360
They totally butchered the sets and made them vastly inferior for TNG.
I remember in the Star Trek Deep Space Nine episode 'Trials and Tribu-lations' where Lt. Dax said 'They really crammed them on these old ships' she should have seen the Enterprise after the Refit as the corridors were extremely narrow they had to be at least 2 meters or less wide while during the T.O.S. Era the corridors were wider than that.
Great work mate. Well done. The support beams in the Torpedo Bay. Your rendering of the set made me realize those were the support beams used in the Klingon K'T'inga in the intro to The Motion Picture.
RustiSwordz the entire torpedo bay set was a redress of the Klingons K’Tinga bridge, which was then redressed to the Bird of Prey bridge in TSFS. And an interesting note, the set also appeared in almost unrecognizable form in the MacGyver pilot. The more you know.
Great job! your lighting is amazing, I struggle with that.
Omg I NEED this. A fully exploitable refit enterprise would be a dream come true. Doesn’t even need to be a game just a place to walk around. I don’t even care if 80% of it is boring quarters I’ve always wanted to explore this ship in some form!
This is beautiful. Great work!
Gorgeous rendering!