That would need a ton of time and resources that STO didn't have in 2010 in order to match, at least now most ships or at least ones with show counterparts are getting human sized ceilings rather then have these cavernous expanses that seem to make you tiny in comparison to the ship you captain. But it indeed would be most fun to just roleplay your own adventures on amazingly recreated ships from the show both Federation and those of other factions. I adore Romulan Republic interiors especially their engineering deck, there is that one mission that even shows the armory of the RRW Lleiset which is amazing not to mention it's different aesthetic on top of the general interior.
There's some fantastically large and detailed ships you can crew in Star Citizen, not Star Trek universe but another more realistic human future. Nothing else gives the same freedom and feeling of exploring in detailed ships.
So here's the thing... I could have SWORN we did see the Baxial leave from this or some other hidden bay door that wasn't the main shuttle bay at some point... But I have tried looking for it and have not found it so I am starting to think I maybe dreamed that scene.
@@adamlytle2615 Maybe in the episode where he leaves Voyager? Only other episode which comes to mind is Dragon's Teeth - where he gets data off of his ship.. does not fly it though. Else it'd have to be during Season 1-3, but I often skip those episodes.. the Kazon are boring Klingon cavemen.
@@ThomasGrillo The secondary shuttlebay and auxiliary craft hanger dont show up on the Bridge MSD (Master systems display). If it did he would also have to move the Warp Core towards the front to make room for the secondary bay.
Im honestly so impressed with this, its a childhood dream to see the ship in such details! Voyager and the Delta Flyer was my all time favourite ships, even hosted a fan website for them when I was young. This kind of blew my mind!
My heart still lies in the Miranda first, and then Nebula classes. That will probably need to wait a lot of time before anyone deals with them the same way.
ther advantage of the Intrepid is, that it is relatively small (compared to the Galaxy etc) and still got the 7 season treatment, so we saw a lot more of the ship percentage wise compared to some of the other starship types of the glorious 80s/90s Startrek Era.
This is the kind of thing ALL trekkies need. Most would trade all of the collectibles they have to walk the deck of a starship just once. You have provided a real service to us to enjoy repeatedly. Thank you.
It’s crazy to think the Titanic “game” has done several crowdfunding campaigns. Had millions of dollars given to them. And several teams of people working over 10 years. And they still haven’t delivered a product. And meanwhile you are over here putting them all to shame with your own hard work on a passion project. You are a legend.
Absolutely gorgeous. The attention to detail is mind blowing - the Cooking With Neelix cook book in Janeway's ready room, the day of honour card, the Class 2 shuttles in their little hideaway under the main shuttle hangar, Neelix's ship. I noticed the 3 shells Demolition Man reference. I actually didn't notice the ultra wide view screen change at first because it seems to fit, it looks natural. One thing I'm surprised about is how big Janeway's quarters and office are and how they're bigger than the mess hall. In the show, the mess hall looks big, spaceous, but compared to the captain's quarters it is small. I guess the captain needs her space, but Voyager isn't a huge Galaxy class ship and Janeway's office looks as big as Picard's. And then, IIRC, Neelix's kitchen used to be the captain's private dining room as well. Utopia Planetia definitely spoiled the captain with the Intrepid class. The bar/lounge under the flight deck on the stern, that was pretty cool. It looks bigger than the mess hall below the bridge. Looks like the sort of place to go after a long day of Delta Quadrant shenanigans, have a glass of some alien alcohol and stare out the back at the stars going by.
Little over 12 min in and this has given me a much better understanding of the ship. Watched the entire series many times but there were always elements missing that this is filling in. Many thanks for the video. Lots of toilets
I just noticed the forward docking port on deck 8! I know it's not a big feature and I don't remember it being part of any episode but it is beyond cool how even details like that aren't missed. The shuttle bays are amazing.
I suspect there's a hidden door or service hatch behind the bar that connects directly to the shuttlebay's maintenance pit via a short and dimly lit corridor, in finest speakeasy tradition. Perfect for smuggling hooch, or for clandestine makeout sessions when the captain has a headache and doesn't want to see any PDAs 😅
That's insane. You're insane. I can't imagine how much work that took. I've always loved Voyager for how clear its scale is, all the doors and windows and other details feel more defined and understandable because the ship is so small, especially compared to the Enterprise-D and E which technically have all the same features but are so immense it's kinda incomprehensible. Of course the Enterprise refit is about the same scale and has similar details and is frankly the better looking ship in my opinion (what a hot take!) but I still think Voyager outdoes it in this regard.
its so fantastic seeing these areas of the ship that were never shown in the series so beautifully fleshed out. it really adds a whole dimension of scale and realism to the show.
Fantastic job as always. Captain Janeway herself would be proud. I DEFINITELY prefer the bigger view screen for the bridge. I always thought what we got on the show was a bit too small for the size of the bridge.
@@theslicefactor4590 I bet it was not because of budget constraints but because of the TV production requirements. ST Voyager was made for 4:3 TV screen that was common in 1990s. So the viewscreen could be only as wide to still fit into camera shot, together with the actors standing in front of it.
I actually know the answer to this… it sounds so stupid BUT…. It was the largest green screen tech available to the studio at the time, remember they had started building the set and the buying of the equipment 2 years before production. It is the same reason why DS9 had no “screen” full stop and why the movies had Voyagers screen size on the E’s bridge. They simply couldn’t get a more accurate & manageable green size in that day and age. The technology developed rapidly and within a few years had evolved. There was discussion repeatedly on Voyager about “what if the ship was so badly damaged it got a full refurbishment”, and could/ would an alien race help add technology to voyager? they always considered that alongside introducing the yacht. But it never happened. Instead they eventually settled for the smaller flyer as the capital purchase. A larger green screen resulted in fuzzing and blur which they decided was unacceptable in the days producing it… this size was cost effective and produced the results they required. This was discussed at a show I went to in London where they had a panel about production of Voyager and what that taught them for Enterprise
This is mind blowing! I can’t believe the level of detail, the time and effort to create this. Is this part of the Roddenberry Archive? If not, it should be and you should be working for them. They really need to see this.
Bravo! This is the side of trek I wish we had so much more of. These big beautiful ships slowly passing by in such great detail. Some of the best flybys I have ever seen! Very well done.
Wow huge Voyager fan here, awesome video, I noticed another pre-update video, so I need to see that too Anyway I had no idea about a second mess hall inside the stern! i cant remember was it ever in the show. I would be nice to have a complete detailed tour of the ship with (just like they did with Titanic), going through jeffrey’s tubes, hydroponics bay, lower decks, shuttle pods, inside delta flyer.. I hope you get your license id buying your game immediately
Absolutely amazing. i wish this constituted a coop bridge game in VR with NPCs to command and stations to man. I would buy it and play with friends endlessly. It's so beautiful.
Daniel i follow your project for many years now and its amazing what you did... Voyager is my favorite this ship is future-proof even decade after show ended ship looks modern...
Incredible! I remember seeing when you first started this, years ago, and being so excited to see Voyager look so amazing. But now you’ve surpassed yourself! Thank you for making this. It makes me so happy to see all those technical drawings from my childhood come to life! You’re an artist!
Ditto. I wondered why the downgrade from big screen to small. What happened to star fleets technology? Also their laptop computers. What was with that? Those on Ent D looked better.
Voyager's tabletop computer terminals were a product of Starfleet's eMachine design era, as was the conference room table 😅. I don't mind them at all but agree that the D's look classier and will age better since they are square and black.
I can't help feeling like I'm an alien entity exploring this seemingly abandoned ship...just flying casually in and out coming up with theories about who this ship might belong to and what happened to the crew...absolutely stunning work!
_Stupendous_ doesn’t even begin to describe your _Voyager_ … I think the word I’m looking for is _astounding_ ! Seriously this is astonishing work. It’s taken me six years to build my TOS _Enterprise_ that only has low-poly interiors not meant to be viewed from the inside, and you’ve built a FREAKING _INTREPID_ class starship that you can just float around throughout the inside, appreciating all of the exquisite detail along the way. I am pea green with envy of what you have accomplished. You’ve got a new subscriber, and I can’t wait to see what’s next. (Oh and HEY CBS, just back the Brink’s truck up to Daniel’s door!)
Totally loved this. Along with the Enterprise E, this remains my favorite ship design. You did a great job with this and it was therapeutic and enticing to watch.
Yes, also agree with bigger viewscreen, which goes with the spaciousness of the bridge. I also like the little "nook" aft of the bridge with the hot coffee sitting out.
Not the 3 shells 😅 Absolutely glorious rendition, I'd love it if there was a playable game like this. Hell, make all the subsystems interconnected (like Starship Simulator) and have me running around desperately keeping the ship operational (a la "One", 4x25). Take all my money!
The detail and texture quality is astonishing. Simply amazing. So well done. Congrats. You must be 'in the business'. This is professional stuff and even superb at that level. 🤯
Very impressive! Someone once released a fully explorable model of the USS Enterprise-D, can't remember what it was called though. This is as good as, if not better than that. *edit* Seems it was named "Stage 9" and CBS stamped it out with a cease and desist.
Stage 9. And the CBS killed it by cease and desist as soon as they were able. It still lives and can be found online (and in trekker private archives), only thanks to it being released to the public at some point. This is not... and despite the author's hopes, I am afraid that these videoed visuals are the only things we will ever get to enjoy from his passion... before CBS kills it.
A few minor details aside, like the somewhat whierd colore of the table in the conference room, thios is just awsome! This model includes some sections I do not remember from the show that were fitting in like the original art department of the show had implemented them! Respect for all the time, skill and dedication you put into this project! I'd love to see more ;)
If this really will becomes a game, then i really really hope we get to have the ability to switch to 3rd person view since i never play fps games. I'm really excited for this. It looks amazing and stunning. Will definately back this if requested (crowdfund, pre-order, etc...). LLAP.
Beautiful ship. Absolutely horrible interior volume allocation though. I'm actually impressed that they made a ship 30% bigger in size (and about twice the displacement) then the modern aircraft carriers, look so small on both outside and inside. But that's what you get for having a luxury penthouse for every senior officer, panoramic windows, and corridors that could double as roads. Not to mention those high ceilings that basically cut the number of decks in half. Btw one small nitpick - that secondary bay below, where you put Neelix's ship in - that's not a part of Voyager blueprints. That spot would be a lower part of Engineering or maybe cargo storage. Neelix's ship always docked in the shuttlebay.
Excellent progress Dan well done. Amazing to think the project is now over 10 years old and to see how far it's come is absolutely incredible. It is a testament to you for you dedication, love, respect for the show and the franchise as a whole. These videos just keep getting better and better. Look forward to the next update and hope that the project moves closer to an actual release (And pray it doesn't get CD'ed by Paramount! :)) As always much love from your long loyal fan and your FB friend :)
I would absolutely pay for this as a VR experience and to support small indy devs like you. This is absolutely incredible and I really hope that you're able to work with CBS to bring this to fans around the world!
I could sit here and watch this for hours 🙂 The attention to detail is truly amazing. And since it's the 3rd (and last one) day of Christmas in Poland, I wish everyone Merry Christmas and The happy New Year!
I don't know what kind of game you want to play. But regardless, you are doing a titanic and incredible job, from the most macroscopic details down to the tiniest. Great. Respect and appreciation for you. Like real scenic work, it could be used in so many other projects, both TV and video games. Great... really great. Ciao from Italy.
Nicely done. It all looked very believable and accurate. It had been a long time since I watched voyager, and there were a few places I wasn’t sure I remembered.
Holy cow! Of all the starhips in the franchise, Voyager has always been my favorite! To see it brought to life like this is mind-blowing. And then I read the description, and find out you're going to be making a _game_ with this?! I am completely blown away, best of luck to you with this project. If I may ask, what poly count is your model? With the amount of detail here, I can only assume it's in the multi-million range. Absolutely top notch work!
thx for your hard work. really beautiful job. i will love to got more star visible when you look from inside the ship (big star like in the ST tv show from TNG to EnT. ) but it's just a detail. I was walking with you on the all deck and bay. thx for this gift to the Community. 💌🖖
Extraordinarily incredible! You have real talent, what a pleasure to see such a fantastic ship to this level of detail. You have obviously taken great care, time and love with such a beloved ship. Very well done!!! Wow image if we could get a remaster of Elite Force to this level of detail.😎👍
Looks like the size of Ten Forward on a Galaxy class vessel. Really surprised it didn't get used all the time for shipwide events, unlike the much smaller Mess Hall. A redress of the TNG set could have accomplished a suitable stand in.
Just imagine. An mmo simulation where people can crew detailed ships like this to explore the Star Trek universe. This is what STO should have been.
thx :)
Check out Starship Simulator. It will be like that!
I was just gonna say that. It's exactly that.@@cedricberger1139
That would need a ton of time and resources that STO didn't have in 2010 in order to match, at least now most ships or at least ones with show counterparts are getting human sized ceilings rather then have these cavernous expanses that seem to make you tiny in comparison to the ship you captain. But it indeed would be most fun to just roleplay your own adventures on amazingly recreated ships from the show both Federation and those of other factions. I adore Romulan Republic interiors especially their engineering deck, there is that one mission that even shows the armory of the RRW Lleiset which is amazing not to mention it's different aesthetic on top of the general interior.
There's some fantastically large and detailed ships you can crew in Star Citizen, not Star Trek universe but another more realistic human future. Nothing else gives the same freedom and feeling of exploring in detailed ships.
Enjoy the little detail of adding the 3 seashells.
5:51 It is the greatest mystery in Sci-fi…😂
How do you use the three seashells.
(Demolition Man)
@@darkguardian1314Hahaha! He doesn’t know how to use the three sea shells! Hahaha!
Vapor genetically modified oysters that would suck your butt clean
@@moabswashpot9002 no way those people were hyper sanitarium
@@darkguardian1314 yep
I can't believe you even got Neelix's ship in there. Little details like that put this right over the top for me. Absolutely incredible work.
Now we know where that ship was tucked away, all these yeas. LOL ;)
So here's the thing... I could have SWORN we did see the Baxial leave from this or some other hidden bay door that wasn't the main shuttle bay at some point... But I have tried looking for it and have not found it so I am starting to think I maybe dreamed that scene.
@@adamlytle2615 Well, I'll just have to re-watch part of the series where Nelix takes his shuttle to help rescue Tom, and Kim. :)
@@adamlytle2615 Maybe in the episode where he leaves Voyager?
Only other episode which comes to mind is Dragon's Teeth - where he gets data off of his ship.. does not fly it though.
Else it'd have to be during Season 1-3, but I often skip those episodes.. the Kazon are boring Klingon cavemen.
@@ThomasGrillo The secondary shuttlebay and auxiliary craft hanger dont show up on the Bridge MSD (Master systems display). If it did he would also have to move the Warp Core towards the front to make room for the secondary bay.
Im honestly so impressed with this, its a childhood dream to see the ship in such details! Voyager and the Delta Flyer was my all time favourite ships, even hosted a fan website for them when I was young. This kind of blew my mind!
thank you :)
I wish someone loved the Big E as much as this man loves Voyager.
@@phdguy2972 Yea I am very familiar with that project. But I am talking about the E not the D
My heart still lies in the Miranda first, and then Nebula classes. That will probably need to wait a lot of time before anyone deals with them the same way.
ther advantage of the Intrepid is, that it is relatively small (compared to the Galaxy etc) and still got the 7 season treatment, so we saw a lot more of the ship percentage wise compared to some of the other starship types of the glorious 80s/90s Startrek Era.
It would be a dream come true to walk through Voyager in VR! Amazing work!!!
Thank you :)
This is the kind of thing ALL trekkies need. Most would trade all of the collectibles they have to walk the deck of a starship just once. You have provided a real service to us to enjoy repeatedly. Thank you.
It’s crazy to think the Titanic “game” has done several crowdfunding campaigns. Had millions of dollars given to them. And several teams of people working over 10 years. And they still haven’t delivered a product.
And meanwhile you are over here putting them all to shame with your own hard work on a passion project. You are a legend.
Nice Work
Finally, after all the years I've been a Star Trek fan, someone is taking care of the toilet. Finally it's there, you can see it, thank you
Absolutely gorgeous. The attention to detail is mind blowing - the Cooking With Neelix cook book in Janeway's ready room, the day of honour card, the Class 2 shuttles in their little hideaway under the main shuttle hangar, Neelix's ship. I noticed the 3 shells Demolition Man reference. I actually didn't notice the ultra wide view screen change at first because it seems to fit, it looks natural.
One thing I'm surprised about is how big Janeway's quarters and office are and how they're bigger than the mess hall. In the show, the mess hall looks big, spaceous, but compared to the captain's quarters it is small. I guess the captain needs her space, but Voyager isn't a huge Galaxy class ship and Janeway's office looks as big as Picard's.
And then, IIRC, Neelix's kitchen used to be the captain's private dining room as well. Utopia Planetia definitely spoiled the captain with the Intrepid class.
The bar/lounge under the flight deck on the stern, that was pretty cool. It looks bigger than the mess hall below the bridge. Looks like the sort of place to go after a long day of Delta Quadrant shenanigans, have a glass of some alien alcohol and stare out the back at the stars going by.
I like how we got to see parts we didn’t in the show. The three seashells was a nice nod, wish we could’ve seen the captains shuttle
The design of Voyager interior and exterior is timeless.
To me it is still the most modern ship in the fleet, and the Orville clearly got design cues there.
i see what you did there
Little over 12 min in and this has given me a much better understanding of the ship.
Watched the entire series many times but there were always elements missing that this is filling in. Many thanks for the video.
Lots of toilets
This is fantastic. The quality of the ship and the internal parts of is awesome.
The sound of the hangar doors
Closing was spot on too.
I just noticed the forward docking port on deck 8! I know it's not a big feature and I don't remember it being part of any episode but it is beyond cool how even details like that aren't missed. The shuttle bays are amazing.
Great work. You’ve got skills. I could never warm to this ship. The saucer section always reminded me of a toilet seat.
Excellent progress! I really enjoyed the aft lounge with the molten rock theme on the walls. Looked very cozy.
Designed by a Horta, no doubt!
Wow I wish we had a chance to see the aft lounge in a episode. Always wondered what that was it s like Deck 10 After lol. 😂🙄😉🤦🏽♂️😁👍🏾
I suspect there's a hidden door or service hatch behind the bar that connects directly to the shuttlebay's maintenance pit via a short and dimly lit corridor, in finest speakeasy tradition. Perfect for smuggling hooch, or for clandestine makeout sessions when the captain has a headache and doesn't want to see any PDAs 😅
The doors opening to the main shuttle bay was...chefs kiss!
That's insane. You're insane. I can't imagine how much work that took.
I've always loved Voyager for how clear its scale is, all the doors and windows and other details feel more defined and understandable because the ship is so small, especially compared to the Enterprise-D and E which technically have all the same features but are so immense it's kinda incomprehensible. Of course the Enterprise refit is about the same scale and has similar details and is frankly the better looking ship in my opinion (what a hot take!) but I still think Voyager outdoes it in this regard.
Just what the doctor ordered, I needed this! Sorts out the scale difference that runs through my head when it hits the pillow.
its so fantastic seeing these areas of the ship that were never shown in the series so beautifully fleshed out. it really adds a whole dimension of scale and realism to the show.
Ditto.
Fantastic job as always. Captain Janeway herself would be proud. I DEFINITELY prefer the bigger view screen for the bridge. I always thought what we got on the show was a bit too small for the size of the bridge.
Budget constraints probably.
It was nice of the Krenim to install a much bigger "wide-screen" viewer, shame it got undone.
@@theslicefactor4590 I bet it was not because of budget constraints but because of the TV production requirements. ST Voyager was made for 4:3 TV screen that was common in 1990s. So the viewscreen could be only as wide to still fit into camera shot, together with the actors standing in front of it.
@@asvarien”REAL 3D”
I actually know the answer to this… it sounds so stupid BUT….
It was the largest green screen tech available to the studio at the time, remember they had started building the set and the buying of the equipment 2 years before production. It is the same reason why DS9 had no “screen” full stop and why the movies had Voyagers screen size on the E’s bridge. They simply couldn’t get a more accurate & manageable green size in that day and age. The technology developed rapidly and within a few years had evolved. There was discussion repeatedly on Voyager about “what if the ship was so badly damaged it got a full refurbishment”, and could/ would an alien race help add technology to voyager? they always considered that alongside introducing the yacht. But it never happened. Instead they eventually settled for the smaller flyer as the capital purchase.
A larger green screen resulted in fuzzing and blur which they decided was unacceptable in the days producing it… this size was cost effective and produced the results they required. This was discussed at a show I went to in London where they had a panel about production of Voyager and what that taught them for Enterprise
Very good job. It reminds us of the intelligence of the designs in this Franchise.👌
Absolutely stunning CGI work, just beautiful. As a HUGE *Star Trek: Voyager* fan, I love this.
This is mind blowing! I can’t believe the level of detail, the time and effort to create this. Is this part of the Roddenberry Archive? If not, it should be and you should be working for them. They really need to see this.
It wouldnt be the Captains readyroom without coffee in the cup. well done with this. its great
Someone show this to the cast NOW. This is the most unbelievable digital recreation I've ever seen
nooooooooooooooo keep it secret keep it safe. or paramount will cease and desist it like stage 9
This is absolutely amazing. Seriously, I'm speechless, bravo.
This is just so cool. Nice work.
Cool, didn’t know Neelix’s little ship was basically a space truck, I mean that’s what it looks like.
Bravo! This is the side of trek I wish we had so much more of. These big beautiful ships slowly passing by in such great detail. Some of the best flybys I have ever seen! Very well done.
I have a lot of respect for people that go the extra mile with these types of projects. Good on you.
I’d love to walk around this using my Vision Pro! Beautiful work 🎉
Wow huge Voyager fan here, awesome video, I noticed another pre-update video, so I need to see that too
Anyway I had no idea about a second mess hall inside the stern! i cant remember was it ever in the show.
I would be nice to have a complete detailed tour of the ship with (just like they did with Titanic), going through jeffrey’s tubes, hydroponics bay, lower decks, shuttle pods, inside delta flyer.. I hope you get your license id buying your game immediately
Absolutely amazing. i wish this constituted a coop bridge game in VR with NPCs to command and stations to man. I would buy it and play with friends endlessly. It's so beautiful.
Thats my ship out of all the ST ships, lov3 the VOYAGER and her Captain 😮
This is fantastic, you need to add in a shuttlecraft assembly bay with a shuttle build in-progress to explain all the shuttles they blow up.
The shuttle womb
No words... except Thank You... and then just say that over and over again for a week.
So completely mindblowing! I'm almost afraid to ask if we'll ever get the chance to try this out for ourselves.
Daniel i follow your project for many years now and its amazing what you did... Voyager is my favorite this ship is future-proof even decade after show ended ship looks modern...
True, this ship and the USS Rhode Island Nova class always look spot one!
Awesome job, really coming along! The new aft lounge is cool, I wish we would have seen more areas like that on the show.
This is astonishing. Amazing work.... i was hoping somebody wouod model the aft lounge.... and you did it!! I honestly teared up a bit!!!
♥ Home...I feel like this is an old home of mine that I miss dearly.
Incredible! I remember seeing when you first started this, years ago, and being so excited to see Voyager look so amazing. But now you’ve surpassed yourself! Thank you for making this. It makes me so happy to see all those technical drawings from my childhood come to life! You’re an artist!
Earned a new Subscriber; never ever stop! I would love a Star Trek game in the future with a full interior of the ships: exploration and combat
now i wish the show had spent some time in the aft bar lounge
i belive the aft bar lounge was used when b'lana and tom got married?
Yeah, I was trying to remember that from the show. Was it on there?
They were still in the main crew mess for the wedding
Yeah I’ve seen every episode many times this is the very first I am hearing or seeing of this rad saucy lil bar….?
definitely love the larger viewscreen on the bridge versus what was in the show. Such detail. I love it
Ditto. I wondered why the downgrade from big screen to small. What happened to star fleets technology? Also their laptop computers. What was with that? Those on Ent D looked better.
@@radioflyer68911 "8GB of ram is enough!"
Voyager's tabletop computer terminals were a product of Starfleet's eMachine design era, as was the conference room table 😅. I don't mind them at all but agree that the D's look classier and will age better since they are square and black.
I can't help feeling like I'm an alien entity exploring this seemingly abandoned ship...just flying casually in and out coming up with theories about who this ship might belong to and what happened to the crew...absolutely stunning work!
Really, this is just amazing ... I want VR and walk around there ❤
I feel like I know this ship like it’s home
This is incredible and fascinating
Superb exceptional work
_Stupendous_ doesn’t even begin to describe your _Voyager_ … I think the word I’m looking for is _astounding_ !
Seriously this is astonishing work. It’s taken me six years to build my TOS _Enterprise_ that only has low-poly interiors not meant to be viewed from the inside, and you’ve built a FREAKING _INTREPID_ class starship that you can just float around throughout the inside, appreciating all of the exquisite detail along the way. I am pea green with envy of what you have accomplished. You’ve got a new subscriber, and I can’t wait to see what’s next. (Oh and HEY CBS, just back the Brink’s truck up to Daniel’s door!)
And sorry, i meant to congratulate you on your great work. This was a pleasure to watch. Thank you.
Wow, so many added details. So much appreciation for your work on this. Thank you.
Thank you :)
Looks amazing, i love the bar
Totally loved this. Along with the Enterprise E, this remains my favorite ship design. You did a great job with this and it was therapeutic and enticing to watch.
Yes, also agree with bigger viewscreen, which goes with the spaciousness of the bridge. I also like the little "nook" aft of the bridge with the hot coffee sitting out.
Not the 3 shells 😅 Absolutely glorious rendition, I'd love it if there was a playable game like this. Hell, make all the subsystems interconnected (like Starship Simulator) and have me running around desperately keeping the ship operational (a la "One", 4x25). Take all my money!
Love this!! I thought we were about to see where all the extra shuttles were stored when the floor of the landing area opened. 😂
The detail and texture quality is astonishing. Simply amazing. So well done. Congrats. You must be 'in the business'. This is professional stuff and even superb at that level. 🤯
You are THE man.... respect!
This makes me feel like Q browsing the ship POV.... great work!
The bigger screen looks perfect! And the three shells were
Just incredible. I’m truly in awe. Makes me wish I could live there.
looks amazing would love a walking tour around the entire ship
Its only a long video because you would need that amount of time to walk around the ship, which is what you've done and its splendid.
Very impressive! Someone once released a fully explorable model of the USS Enterprise-D, can't remember what it was called though. This is as good as, if not better than that.
*edit* Seems it was named "Stage 9" and CBS stamped it out with a cease and desist.
Stage 9. And the CBS killed it by cease and desist as soon as they were able. It still lives and can be found online (and in trekker private archives), only thanks to it being released to the public at some point. This is not... and despite the author's hopes, I am afraid that these videoed visuals are the only things we will ever get to enjoy from his passion... before CBS kills it.
I love everything about this.
This is amazing. You can see that so much love has gone into this ship, I can't wait to see more.
Absolutely amazing, looks so realistic! How did you get permission?
Very nice work
Imagine an elite force remake with this stunning level of detail. Insane work my guy, very impressive.
A few minor details aside, like the somewhat whierd colore of the table in the conference room, thios is just awsome! This model includes some sections I do not remember from the show that were fitting in like the original art department of the show had implemented them!
Respect for all the time, skill and dedication you put into this project! I'd love to see more ;)
Incredible attention to detail. Wonderful to sit and watch.
Fantastic work and attention to detail. Nice textures and lighting, too. Time well spent.
Man, this looks awesome - Unbelievable how detailes the model is
If this really will becomes a game, then i really really hope we get to have the ability to switch to 3rd person view since i never play fps games.
I'm really excited for this. It looks amazing and stunning.
Will definately back this if requested (crowdfund, pre-order, etc...).
LLAP.
thank you, switching to different perspectives like VR, 1st, 3rd person will be possible
Beautiful ship.
Absolutely horrible interior volume allocation though. I'm actually impressed that they made a ship 30% bigger in size (and about twice the displacement) then the modern aircraft carriers, look so small on both outside and inside. But that's what you get for having a luxury penthouse for every senior officer, panoramic windows, and corridors that could double as roads. Not to mention those high ceilings that basically cut the number of decks in half.
Btw one small nitpick - that secondary bay below, where you put Neelix's ship in - that's not a part of Voyager blueprints. That spot would be a lower part of Engineering or maybe cargo storage. Neelix's ship always docked in the shuttlebay.
Excellent progress Dan well done. Amazing to think the project is now over 10 years old and to see how far it's come is absolutely incredible. It is a testament to you for you dedication, love, respect for the show and the franchise as a whole. These videos just keep getting better and better. Look forward to the next update and hope that the project moves closer to an actual release (And pray it doesn't get CD'ed by Paramount! :)) As always much love from your long loyal fan and your FB friend :)
Thank you Mike
I would absolutely pay for this as a VR experience and to support small indy devs like you. This is absolutely incredible and I really hope that you're able to work with CBS to bring this to fans around the world!
It's dangerous to mention CBS around projects like this. You know, what happened last time, do you... 😞
Oh god, don’t mention CBS… when fans try and enjoy ‘their’ franchise in any way, CBS sends their lawyers in!
I could sit here and watch this for hours 🙂 The attention to detail is truly amazing.
And since it's the 3rd (and last one) day of Christmas in Poland, I wish everyone Merry Christmas and The happy New Year!
HOLY JESUS. Dat level of detail.
I don't know what kind of game you want to play. But regardless, you are doing a titanic and incredible job, from the most macroscopic details down to the tiniest. Great. Respect and appreciation for you.
Like real scenic work, it could be used in so many other projects, both TV and video games.
Great... really great.
Ciao from Italy.
beautiful work!
Your work is impeccable, immensely impressive, and absolutely appreciated!
Nicely done. It all looked very believable and accurate. It had been a long time since I watched voyager, and there were a few places I wasn’t sure I remembered.
Well done! I wish there was something like this for the Enterprise F.
This is really something. Great work. I'm glad there are still a lot of Star Trek fans among us. And such skilled 3D modelers like you. Awesome.
Holy cow! Of all the starhips in the franchise, Voyager has always been my favorite! To see it brought to life like this is mind-blowing. And then I read the description, and find out you're going to be making a _game_ with this?! I am completely blown away, best of luck to you with this project.
If I may ask, what poly count is your model? With the amount of detail here, I can only assume it's in the multi-million range. Absolutely top notch work!
Nicely done! 👍🖖
Incredible work. Love the bridge update. 🥳🖖
the quality of detail ist astonishing!
Enterprise E virtual tour would simply " AWSOME ' ! ! ! ! ! !
The shuttle bay is tops! Excellent work.
thx for your hard work. really beautiful job. i will love to got more star visible when you look from inside the ship (big star like in the ST tv show from TNG to EnT. ) but it's just a detail. I was walking with you on the all deck and bay. thx for this gift to the Community. 💌🖖
Totally happy if it's a long video, I just love watching this masterpiece you've created
Epic!! Bravo!!! I could spend hours if this was VR. I would probably never take it off and just tell everyone I’m living on the Voyager forever 😊
This is awesome! Thank you!
Extraordinarily incredible! You have real talent, what a pleasure to see such a fantastic ship to this level of detail. You have obviously taken great care, time and love with such a beloved ship. Very well done!!! Wow image if we could get a remaster of Elite Force to this level of detail.😎👍
I can't wait for a fully accessible virtual self navigating walkthrough!
That aft lounge is cool, I guess they never had the budget to show us that one! 😄
20:53 wow I wish they used this set every now and again! Very cool!
Looks like the size of Ten Forward on a Galaxy class vessel. Really surprised it didn't get used all the time for shipwide events, unlike the much smaller Mess Hall. A redress of the TNG set could have accomplished a suitable stand in.
@@proffurrypaws absolutely
@@proffurrypaws I think the TNG sets were already destroyed or repurposed into something else by the time Voyager aired.