Last updated September 25, 2019.Great write up. The Interceptor-class was a Federation assault cruiser that entered service in 2374. Furthermore, the area underneath the arch was filled with a nearly opaque glass pane.There is a new LCARS for the vertical panel at each side of the side consoles.Also, red coverings were added on the captain's chair (seat and armrest).The Conn/Ops consoles were painted silver gray, just like the central part of the tactical console, rather than the regular beige.The tactical console was further modified for a version of the bridge that appears towards the end of the episode. This is mostly evident on the aft consoles, as the Science I station changed its design slightly, and the top LCARS area changed colors, no longer having a red element beside each station's name.The small consoles used by Riker and Troi changed the LCARS display to a schematic of the ship.The dedication plaque was changed. The middle support was also changed, now painted beige and with black and silver accents added.The small wall behind the command area is covered with red carpeting instead of the previous gray paneling, probably to cover up the holes holding the old chair's support struts. The new one has a The aft console LCARS were modified slightly, more noticeably the Science I station has a different color combination, adding violet at the top of the console.The chairs for Ops/Conn were modified slightly, removing the padded design of the backrest and replacing it with a smooth one.The LCARS colors of the aft stations were changed once again. Last updated September 25, 2019.Great write up.

Story editor David Gerrold saw the sketch and brought it to creator Gene Roddenberry's attention, who approved the sketch as a starting point for the Enterprise-D's design. They are now smaller and taller, keeping the occupant in a more traditional seating position than the previous "laid back" design.The Conn/Ops consoles themselves were reoriented, instead of being slightly rotated inwards towards each other, they're now completely parallel to the viewscreen. He volunteered several ideas to show it in the first season of First published May 8, 2019. USS Enterprise NCC 1701 D Ventral Side. The Interceptor-class was a Federation assault cruiser that entered service in 2374. This changes the position of the Conn/Ops consoles further to the sides.The tactical console features the same additions as already in "Parallels": the central box, the two lateral struts and the opaque glass pane. The new one has a The aft console LCARS were modified slightly, more noticeably the Science I station has a different color combination, adding violet at the top of the console.The chairs for Ops/Conn were modified slightly, removing the padded design of the backrest and replacing it with a smooth one.The LCARS colors of the aft stations were changed once again. From the bridge, to engineering, to the ship's holodecks, these exciting, detailed blueprints reveal every deck, every corridor, and every corner of the Starship Enterprise. They are now smaller and taller, keeping the occupant in a more traditional seating position than the previous "laid back" design.The Conn/Ops consoles themselves were reoriented, instead of being slightly rotated inwards towards each other, they're now completely parallel to the viewscreen. Star Trek Galaxy Class USS Enterprise D Blueprints - Schematics. The bridge of the Enterprise-D, as seen in the seven years of TNG and in "Star Trek Generations", is one of the most famous sets ever built for Star Trek. It remains the only visualization of Cetacean Ops we have.In the episode “Tapestry”, it is revealed there are in fact three sickbay wards on the ship.

I don’t believe anybody has visualized this.Whitefire placed a large, two-deck-high “organic storage” facility behind the large blue windows that are below the doors of the main shuttlebay on Decks 5 and 6. Sternbach, in his “Evolution” showed us a computer access room, but the computer core itself, of which the Probert included a “captain’s yacht” in the bottom of the saucer section, which Picard could presumably use for personal missions. In the In the end, Probert’s artwork wasn’t used in the game. The vessel was entirely militarized, with no civilians or counselor. The keyboards in particular were almost always off, even when used, leaving only a very small usable area with few buttons. More of the blue elements were replaced with yellow ones.Two steps were added to the command area (actually a leftover from the The aft consoles cutout and the aft door alcoves were further accentuated with cylindrical borders added around them. While the basic layout of the doors, wall segments, stations and seats always remained the same, many details were changed over the course of the years, for the "real" bridge as well as for fake or for alternate universe versions.A new light strip was added above the aft consoles, providing better illumination for the actors' faces when they were seated on these consoles.The captain's chair was slightly modified, with one small black inset added to the front of each armrest.The command area was modified to add two small seats, one on each side of the already existing chairs. Orange details were added to the tactical console, the space above the aft consoles, and all the doors.Circuitry access panels were replaced by the "Yesterday's Enterprise" version (but without re-adding the lateral consoles).Big orange or red labels were also added on the Conn/Ops consoles.This is the version of the bridge that can be seen when Worf fails to find the right button to fire on the Cardassian ship because the tactical console has changed. It is not ribbed any more.New carpets, with more subdued colors, similar to those of the previous seasons.The small side panels where the dedication plaque and MSD sits were changed, adding a more intricate design and some LCARS near the bottom.The LCARS colors and shapes were further defined.