Freedom model in Sisko's office?
Steve Andrews
writes:
> I noticed something the other night watching parts I & II of "The
Search".
>
> In Sisko's office there's a model of what looks alot like a model of the
> original space station Freedom -- two large solar panel arrays on
either side
> with cylindrical habitation modules in the middle. Did anyone else
catch this?
> Or am I just seeing things. It would be a nice touch -- the Enterprise
had a
> wall showing different types of ships named Enterprise - it would only
be
> fitting for Sisko to have a space station model collection.
>
> Oh well, I know this is trivial but its just one of those useless
things my
> brain thinks about from time to time.
>
> Thanks.
I saw it too. Too bad it will never look like that, now that the
Russians are cooperating. It was a nice touch though.
Steve A.
Richard D Manning
newest commanding officer, which already includes a model of an old Daedelus-
class starship. (Notes: Picard's model collection was small--just a Constel-
lation-class ship with the wrong number for the Stargazer. In "Future Im-
perfect," Riker has two models in his ready room, an Apollo Command/Service
Module, and the Nebula-class U.S.S. Melbourne (offered to him, destroyed at Wolf
359). I think that's all we've seen so far...)
Jim Frost
: Yeah, I noticed it, too! A nice addition to the model collection of our current
I think Troi had a model of a TOS Shuttlecraft in her quarters in one of
the earlier episodes. OK, this is not at the same level as a starship
but it IS a model!
Jim
Richard D Manning
I'm just waiting to see what models Kathryn Janeway will have in HER ready room.
Matt Burch
>I'm just waiting to see what models Kathryn Janeway will have in HER ready room.
Technically, it could be said that whenever he calls Dax into his office,
Sisko has a model in there. Think about it.
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Richard D Manning
|> mann...@guinan.egr.msu.edu (Richard D Manning) writes:
|>
|>
|> >I'm just waiting to see what models Kathryn Janeway will have in HER ready room.
|>
|> Technically, it could be said that whenever he calls Dax into his office,
|> Sisko has a model in there. Think about it.
|>
That's true--and I have the JPEGs to prove it...
:-)
Matt Burch
Yup, ya just gotta love those wacky guys with scanners! <drool>
dpd0006.jpg is especially nice.
ObStarTrek: Why would Sisko have a Daedalus-class ship model in his
office? I'm almost certain he never served on one - perhaps Dax, in
a former life, was around to serve on this vintage vessel?
>:-)
Richard D Manning
|> mann...@birch.NoSubdomain.NoDomain (Richard D Manning) writes:
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|> >In article <37os65$7...@matt.ksu.ksu.edu>, mbu...@ksu.ksu.edu (Matt Burch) writes:
|> >|> mann...@guinan.egr.msu.edu (Richard D Manning) writes:
|> >|>
|> >|>
|> >|> >I'm just waiting to see what models Kathryn Janeway will have in HER ready room.
|> >|>
|> >|> Technically, it could be said that whenever he calls Dax into his office,
|> >|> Sisko has a model in there. Think about it.
|> >|>
|>
|> >That's true--and I have the JPEGs to prove it...
|>
|> Yup, ya just gotta love those wacky guys with scanners! <drool>
|> dpd0006.jpg is especially nice.
I'm still trying to find the magazine those were scanned from. BTW, were there any other
than dpd0005, dpd0006, and dpd0007? I have those three, though my copy of 0006 (still so
labeled at the bottom) is named "TFarrell3.jpg" (I use Unix now). What were dpd0000-0004?
|>
|> ObStarTrek: Why would Sisko have a Daedalus-class ship model in his
|> office? I'm almost certain he never served on one - perhaps Dax, in
|> a former life, was around to serve on this vintage vessel?
|>
|>
|> >:-)
Maybe, or maybe for the reason that Riker had an Apollo CSM in his ready room in "Future
Imperfect"--he thought it looked cool, and the price was right! :-)