Very nicely done, but if warp drive really existed, engaging it near planets, moons, star bases, etc., as shown in this video, would most likely do serious harm to them.
Greetings, Starfighter! You have been recruited by the Star League to defend the frontier against Xur and the Ko-Dan armada! Get ready, prepare for blastoff! 😀
This is an amazing job. The quality of the 3d models of the ships is awesome, and the music gives it the perfect touch, i also love how you included the ds9 and voyager themes on it, it's amazing that now things made by fans can be better than some things that Hollywood can do
The Ship that was second from the one seen looks as if she's a further expansion from the Neo Constitution 3 class - logically maybe even a successor ship of that in the Constitution 4 class. I guess that this is set in the 2430's of the 25th Century. I saw an old Galaxy Class - perhaps the Enterprise D being used as a Cadet Training Starship for final year Cadets to cut their experience teeth on a training voyage. I think that the Neo Constitution 4 class is logically rad.
thanks. The hero ship of the video (I believe its the one you are referencing) is a Solaris III Class, an update to Michael Alexander's NX-1701-A concept. It is Set in the Early 25th Century, and That is the Enterprise-D
I like the ship. Looks like an update of the Belknap Class for the 25th Century. I saw Bill Krauses name so I assume this is one of his designs? What’s this for? A new fan series?
The Solaris is an update to a design made by Michael Alexander's NX-1701-A that he designed after STIII. I made this video to basically showcase my progress in blender.
@@michaelmundwiller5195 well I will say it definitely looks like an update of the Belknap. The smaller secondary hull is the big tipoff. The struts are not underslung like the Belknap but they’re still low. I think your design is pretty cool and you do good work.
This was beautiful. The DS9 surprise…. i got goose bumps, such srtful and beautiful cinematography and the orchestration is out of this world! Kurtzman would never give us this, it’s heart-breaking really. Orville has proved it can work, Terry Matalas proved it can work… but Kurtzman wants his lucrative SecretHideOut domtract renewed a second-time and allowing anybody else to succeed will undermine him. So we get a 32nd century Discovery-verse Starfleet Academy teen drama nobody asked for.
2:30 mark - Solaris passing a school of space jellyfish! As far as the mistake in the music credit, the mistake was mine. It should read "Where No One Has Gone Before" as that was the title of Sam Dillard's wonderful piece of music.
@@michaelmundwiller5195 SO this was Not set before Cap Kirk Ok then BEFORE Kirk IT SHOULD BE NO MAN HAS GONE BEFORE , BUT after ward s YES NO ONE HAS GONE BEFORE ;
@@ivaneames4354 How long would you say the Average Wormhole Last ! 50 Thousand Year ' s OR alot more I JUST SAID IF IF IF IF IF IF IF IF IF IF it was set before Kirk that is All ?
I’ve never seen a fan-made video where the music was as good as the graphics. The way you use the themes from different movies and shows of Star Trek is so beautiful. The voices signing the Star Trek II theme then merging into The Motion Picture at 1:45 is very moving. You can score your own movie with your talent. Thank you for this.
Thank you for you kind words. This was a bit of a love letter to modelers, RU-vid tutorial gurus and Star trek, I cannot take credit for the music. That was Sam Dillard. He does some great stuff you should check it out!
Quite a design of starship used prominently. Neo-Constitution 4 class? At a guess! And wasn't that the Enterprise D on a training cruise for final year Cadets in their acclimatisation voyage - and I would guess to Bajor and Deep Space 9! I hope that Quark doesn't rip them off!
