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CG Enterprise 1701 in Space Dock by Steve Neill

December 20, 2010 Posted in Nico Weigand, Star Trek Selections, Steve Neill


Industry famed Steve Neill not only makes films, models, prosthetic pieces and props (in the over 30 years he has spent in the Movie Industry), but he also makes CG Models for films! This Enterprise, made in Lightwave, is just a part of a short film Steve is putting together. Showing it also with Nico Weigand’s CG Space Dock model, I thought it very impressive and wanted to show a part of this film alongside the screen captures. I welcome Steve’s incredible works and vast industry experience to this Gallery. I look forward to show much, much more from him.

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Watch this short video…


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“NX-2000” Composite Art by Kurt Kuhn (Kuhn Global)

September 25, 2010 Posted in AMT/Ertl, Composite Artworks of Kurt Kuhn, Industrial Light & Magic - ILM, Round 2 Models, Star Trek Selections, Steve Jurgens

After the immense beating she took, and the amazing loss of life her crew suffered, the Enterprise manages to limp home in victory. As she enters Space Dock, in front of her is the next evolution of modern technology… The Excelsior Class Star Ship of the same name. Dwarfing the Enterprise by nearly half, her sleek lines are clearly meant to indicate speed, though in space it really doesn’t matter. “Transwarp drive…” Scotty thinks to himself as she fills the Enterprise’s main viewer…. “…what a croc!”

Using the Green Screen photos of Steve Jurgens build (SEEN HERE), and using a few screen shots from Star Trek III and Star Trek VI I was able to recreate this well known scene...

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