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A few more details

Several interesting points about the underside of the saucer in pic 1:

-Note the extended tube from the main sensor globe, with the red tip,

- the detail ring of the housing connecting the sensor done to the platform,

-the yellow-tan rings that fan out around the lower saucer section,

-the yellow and then dark gray bays,

-the pronounced ridge leading to what are referred to a subspace antennae or as sensor rays,

-The underside white running lights, below where the navigational beacons rest on the upper hull

-the forward, rectangular hull bay,

-the very light concentric rings extending outward under the hull.




2nd pic shows the relationship of the starboard running lights, green atop and white below [note the red glow of the two bulbs extending out of the sides of the bridge



3rd pic of the lit sensor dome [called main sensor or in other prints interplanetary sensor dome] with the extended tube with the red tip.


4th of the impulse drive, with detail on the red box behind the bridge (called telescope bay on some drawings) and the turbo shaft, darker gray, behind the bridge [also note how extended those red bulbs are out of the side of the bridge]

5th is a decent shot of the lit mid-secondary hull section, illustrating modeling details:

-different shade along the front of the interconnecting dorsal,

-pennant detail,

- # 1364 under the starboard pylon,

- long window section [unlit] just past the pylon base,

- window (port) at the base of the pylon,
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U.S.S. Enterprise studio model visit-underside-saucer-mid.jpg   U.S.S. Enterprise studio model visit-green-white-running.jpg   U.S.S. Enterprise studio model visit-main-sensor-lit.jpg   U.S.S. Enterprise studio model visit-impulse-drive.jpg   U.S.S. Enterprise studio model visit-mid-secondary.jpg  

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