Refit before Kirk's five year mission. To Donate to my Channel, click www.paypal.me/Robbzilla Donations are non-refundable Link to my channel for other videos: / @mrrmcconnell
Y’all know that that was done as a reference to a famous painting of the Enterprise in a San Francisco shipyard, right? Or are you people so desperate to slag anything that grows the franchise you’ll even disrespect fellow fans?
I emigrated to North America in 1976 when I was four years old. We had a small TV that only picked up a few local stations via antenna. One of those stations played reruns of the original series Star Trek. Within six months of arriving, I was speaking perfect English and had developed a strong interest in science and math. Fast forward and I eventually got a degree in electrical engineering and now live a comfortable life. Thank you Star Trek for inspiring a young mind! :-)
Using the combination of James Horner's Wrath of Khan theme music and Jerry's Goldsmith's Leaving Drydock music brought tears to my eyes. Probably my two favorite pieces of music in the entire history of Star Trek.
Love these beauty flybys of the old girl. THIS is the Enterprise I fell in love with! Loved seeing that the Canada Arms are still in use in the 23rd century…
That final shot where she rides off into the sunset was so COWBOY I almost teared up, mainly because it really gave new meaning to the phrase "Wagon train to the Stars". Bravo Nicholas Meyer, Bravo!
Her first commander was Captain Robert April, who took the Enterprise out of space dock once the construction was completed. He put her through her paces on several test flights before the Enterprise was officially turned over to Captain Christopher Pike, to take command on her first of many missions. Years later, Captain James T. Kirk took command of the Enterprise.
She is a beauty! I was fortunate enough to enjoy the original model in the Smithsonian Air & Space museum in the late 70's early 80' before the restoration. I also got to sit in Kirks chair and step on the transporter pads. I'm 54 now and it's still one of my fondest memories. This is a fantastic job! I especially enjoyed all the cosmetic damage from a 5 year mission. Bravo
Indeed!! The soundtrack was for the TMP?? But that’s fine! Yet the Enterprise-A, B, C, D, E, need their own TLC moments... The Galaxy class, and Ambassador class were bigger, more leg room, better staterooms, suites and holodecks...
Especially the part where she (the Enterprise) comes around the earth with the sun behind her. I guess you could say those of us who grew up watching Star Trek grew up on that ship. When I finally do get to go the set in upstate New York, I'm sure I'll probably "lose it" while I'm there.
There is a model of the NX01 refit, which would have been seen on the show if it wasn't canceled, where it keeps the saucer of the NX01 and nacelles but adds the lower part of the Enterprise.
As a long time fan of the original series Enterprise, seeing this brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for bringing a dream to life. "Of all the ships I have served on, this is the only one I think of; the only one I miss...." Scotty...Chief Engineer
DAN, I AGREE WHOLE HEARTEDLY! The Original Star Trek series Constitution Class Starships have always been THE VERY BEST LOOKING BEST PERFORMING STARSHIPS OUT THERE, NO EXCEPTION TO THE RULES! ORIGINAL STAR TREK SERIES RULES MAN!
Still the finest Enterprise design of all. Clean, simple, balanced, practical, and beautiful. Half a century later, with a very different set of design aesthetics, hell even with wholly different concepts of design parameters period, the classic 1701 still very much stands the test of time - and then some.
I got tears in my eyes. She was my first love and no other ship real ir imagined holds the same spot in my heart. This video us a wonderful homage, h Thanks indeed
Gorgeous depiction of the classic starship from the series that started it all! Who would have believed that a show from way back in the late 1960's would still be so much of an integral part of our culture over sixty years later??? You have given a beautiful rebirth to an iconic symbol of sci-fi genre! Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience!
@@paulettys6 I thought that the remastered version of the show, does look better. I have the Blu-ray set of the original series. At the end of the day either I watch the version as it was shown in the 60's or the remastered version. It's still Star Trek to me.
Mr.McConnell, Gene would be very proud of you.amazing like it closed a chapter in my mind of a show I have watched for Fifty Years and always pondered in the thought of the original NCC-1701 being built, great job.
I like this video as it shows the Enterprise undergoing a refit before her historic 5 year mission under the command of Captain James T. Kirk and that they're playing the launch music first from Star Trek:TWOK and then when they get ready to launch they start playing the music when they power up the Enterprise and the Enterprise theme song when she launches from the orbital drydock and they even use the same flybys of the planets like they used in Star Trek:TMP.
@@b.3397 Actually to be precise: The first soundtrack is from the second movie “The Wrath of Khan” by James Horner the second soundtrack is from the first movie “The Motion Picture” by Jerry Goldsmith. Titles are as follow, respectively: “Enterprise Clears Moorings” ; “Leaving Drydock” 🖖🏻🪐✨
I am very sorry to jump on the bandwagon that accuses us of being labelled as anti-Discovery but I am very pleased to see that this refit video has HONORED canon.
THANK YOU! I was beginning to think I was the only one anal enough to notice! The really bad part, Jerry Goldsmith music still playing when the James Horner credit is up.
That's not the point! The point is that there should have been NONE of James Horner's symphonic NOISE played over ANY of it! That was all Horner EVER vomited out, symphonic NOISE!!!
To those who watched the 1960's series, the ship looked dated when seeing it in syndication. Over the years, all of these movies have tried to update the look of the the ship. When they tried to remaster the original series, they updated it slightly, but tried not to do too much. They should follow your lead and do the ship justice; make it great the way you have . . . great job!
What a lovely and an extraordinarily well done tribute to the ship that was home base to all that Star Trek ever was or will be. Matt Jefferies would be proud.
This is so incredible. I told a friend, and I had to watch it again today. Even on 3-5-2021, this is still such an incredible video showing how Star Trek ships are assembled.
Beautiful. VERY well done. As a kid of the 60's who loves Star Trek TOS to this day, I really appreciate the effort and talent (I'm a 3D animator, too) that went into making this animation. Thx.
This is Awesome. Gives a Great Insight on How The Enterprise was Built. Too Bad Gene Roddenberry was Not here to see this Video. I Believe he would be impressed. Thank you for Making This Video. Please Make More of These.
Virginia Connor ... Keep in mind that every artificial satellite orbiting Earth came from the surface. It takes a great deal of time, money and energy to launch and set equipment in orbit. If the whole planet could work together, something akin to what you see in the video could be accomplished in a couple decades, maybe. Of course we don't have anything close to speed of light drive, let alone faster than light drive (warp drive). Darn physics.
I didn’t see Star Trek until I was 13 in 1972. I had a model of the Enterprise I put together, I had a wooden Vulcan nickel, a Star Trek Lives T shirt I made a Science officer’s uniform shirt complete with insignia and braids and had a Star Trek technical manual that was stolen from me.😡My nickname all through Jr. High was Spock. I met a friend at riding school who was a Dr. McCoy fan. She made a uniform doctor shirt like I made mine. She went to conventions. I even turned a small transistor radio into a communicator with the flippy thing. Who knew the concept of a communicator would be a flip phone decades later. Unfortunately my VCR can’t be connected to my flat screen but have in my movie collection Star Trek The Wrath of Khan, the first movie, a Star Trek episode tape of A Private Little War, another video where it had bloopers, and all the episodes of the original series. Can’t play ‘em but still have them as sentimental items. Dr. McCoy sorta looked like my late uncle. My I have in my IPad The Doomsday Machine and A Balance of Power videos. And my favorite episodes are The Changeling and The Devil In The Dark. And I loved Star Trek the Next Generation. 🖖
Expand your iPad memory and watch more, the movies are still so much fun! I got into the Star Trek fandom at 11, but in 1982 (while the era of "syndication" had The Original Series, playing on at least one TV channel, in bigger media markets). It's been a good long ride with Gene Roddenberry's collaborative, sci-fi based, stories of the human condition" - in space !¡! or, as Gene told Desilu and TV executives "... _'Wagon Train' to the stars..._ " r. i. .p. Gene and Majel Barrett - Roddenberry may their memories be a blessing '(;
When I first saw this video one thing always came to my mind and that was just how many extensive refits did the Enterprise go through during her career and under the commands of Captain Robert April who was her first commanding officer when she first came into service when the Constitution class was first built in the 2240's to the missions of Captain Christopher Pike before the 2262-2264 refit before Kirk took command.
This original starship design is the number ONE reason why I liked the 60's TV Star Trek. But leave it to Hollywood to mess with this awesome design when they rebooted Star Trek in those latest big screen movies. There are some thing that are just to hard to improve, this first ship design is one of them. Lastly you did a outstanding job on this recreation of this starship Enterprise build, thanks for sharing!
Job38 Four Personally I find the rebooted enterprise to be quite good looking. Proportions were wonky in the first film but I can look past that. Guess it's a generational thing though, I appreciate both though, the original for its classic simplicity, the newer version for its updated and modernized look. It unfortunate trekkers tear each other apart over it though. Weather people like the reboots or not, Fighting over it goes against the ideas fans have learned over the years.
The exterior of the reboot ship isn't too bad. Maybe a little too much "hot rod." It's the interior that makes me cringe. Everything from the bridge that looks like an Apple commercial, to the horrendous engineering room.
@@Revan2908 OMG---you are so correct about the interior! I was absolutely appalled by that mess of engineering. It looks like the laundry room in the basement of my apartment building. But I don't like the exterior either, something about the engines just appear vulgar to me.
I just LOVES to watch the repair work in progress here. Her hull looks so beautiful and shine. And that bright glow in her nacelles when she leaves the space dock!😍😍😍 I liked also very very much that twice I saw my favourite shuttlecraft, the legendary Galileo, pass by before she entered the new shuttlebay.❤👍
Bravo!!!! Wonderful video. JJ's Enterprise was built on Earth (In Iowa ffs, a physical impossibility). Even though Roddenberry's Enterprise's dedication plate says San Fransisco, I've always pictured it being built in space, maybe it was the SF shipyards in orbit. StarTrek Experience in Vegas originally wanted to build a full size Enterprise with all the decks etc. It was going to be a hotel, have restaraunts, gambling and tours. It could have worked (though not fly into space lol) But, Vegas' zoning laws prevented them building something that large.
All those "yards" are actually in orbit over the locations they are named after. San Francisco Fleet Yards, Earth Station McKinley (of course, now it would be E.S. Denali), Utopia Planitia, etc.
I think what must have occurred to J.J. Abrams--and it didn't occur to me--was that if a starship had the power to exceed the speed of light, it had the power to escape a planet's gravity. (Which it did, as we saw in "Into Darkness." But in real life, anything as big as the Enterprise would have to be built in space, as we don't have the power to lift anything of that mass into orbit. Not yet, anyway.
The book "The Making of Star Trek" by Stephen E. Whitfield and Gene Roddenberry (c. 1968, Ballentine Books) page 171 specifically states, "The unit components were built at the Star Fleet Division of what is still called the San Francisco Navy Yards, and the vessel was assembled in space."
Wow, I don’t want this video to end, I’m almost in tears, this is something I’ve always wondered about and wanted to see since I was a little kid decades ago, beautiful job, bravo to you and thank you for a job well done, and fulfilling one of my childhood wishes. I hope we get there someday. Live long and prosper 🖖 sir and peace and love to us all.
Robert M. April and Christopher Pike,who preceded Jim Kirk as Captain Of the Enterprise,did good being in charge of it so that it would still exist when Kirk got his turn being in charge of that ship for 5 years until she would return to Earth to undergo a major refit and a new design.
The Starship USS Enterprise NCC-1701 under command of Captain Christopher Pike original configuration as seen in The original pilot The Cage had a higher bridge module and the Warp Drive Nacelles had antennas on the fronts and grilles on the back. The Main Deflector Dish was larger. The Starship Interior was also updated.
Note this is the first heavy battlecruiser most heavily armed ship in Starfleet taking on the Klingons whipping their ass in the 4-year War she is a heavy battlecruiser
Masterfully executed video BUT you forgot to credit Jerry Goldsmith for the "Leaving Drydock" musical track he wrote for TMP. The first half of the music track is James Horner but the second half is all Goldsmith.
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Almost 60 years later, this still remains the most iconic starship ever designed for theatre or television.
I agree, and must add that Star Trek is one of the most Iconic TV shows ever created !! Way cool video :)
Now THAT'S how she was built - - NOT on the friggin' ground!!!
I agree...Eat it JJ.
Absolutely, damn right, shows how much they understand the material, idiots!
@@grantmiller6570 - !!!!
@@chrisurwin9310 - Damn right!
Y’all know that that was done as a reference to a famous painting of the Enterprise in a San Francisco shipyard, right? Or are you people so desperate to slag anything that grows the franchise you’ll even disrespect fellow fans?
"Please specify vehicle registry."
"NCC 1701. No bloody A, B, C, or D."
"OR refit."
I emigrated to North America in 1976 when I was four years old. We had a small TV that only picked up a few local stations via antenna. One of those stations played reruns of the original series Star Trek. Within six months of arriving, I was speaking perfect English and had developed a strong interest in science and math. Fast forward and I eventually got a degree in electrical engineering and now live a comfortable life.
Thank you Star Trek for inspiring a young mind! :-)
Diomedes01 Good deal! Love to hear stories like that!
Diomedes01 - Your story is also inspiring! 😀👍
Qapla'
good job
Good on you ensign.
Using the combination of James Horner's Wrath of Khan theme music and Jerry's Goldsmith's Leaving Drydock music brought tears to my eyes. Probably my two favorite pieces of music in the entire history of Star Trek.
Ditto
A distant third would be the theme from First Contact .
Me too 😭😭😭
I got a little misty-eyed myself.
I remember hearing these cords in the theaters way back when, and even all these decades later, I'm still moved.
Love these beauty flybys of the old girl. THIS is the Enterprise I fell in love with!
Loved seeing that the Canada Arms are still in use in the 23rd century…
Never get tired of watching this great lady come to life
That ship never stops being the most graceful thing to ever exist. Sail on sweet galactic bird.
"Where to captain?" "Second star to the right, and straight on till morning."
That final shot where she rides off into the sunset was so COWBOY I almost teared up, mainly because it really gave new meaning to the phrase "Wagon train to the Stars".
Bravo Nicholas Meyer, Bravo!
Over there, that a way...
Her first commander was Captain Robert April, who took the Enterprise out of space dock once the construction was completed. He put her through her paces on several test flights before the Enterprise was officially turned over to Captain Christopher Pike, to take command on her first of many missions. Years later, Captain James T. Kirk took command of the Enterprise.
She is a beauty! I was fortunate enough to enjoy the original model in the Smithsonian Air & Space museum in the late 70's early 80' before the restoration. I also got to sit in Kirks chair and step on the transporter pads. I'm 54 now and it's still one of my fondest memories. This is a fantastic job! I especially enjoyed all the cosmetic damage from a 5 year mission. Bravo
lol I saw the Enterprise model in I think 79, I didn’t know it was actually from the show 😅
"...its a beautiful lady, and we love her."
I'm such a nerd, I started crying watching this. Great job.
Indeed!! The soundtrack was for the TMP?? But that’s fine! Yet the Enterprise-A, B, C, D, E, need their own TLC moments... The Galaxy class, and Ambassador class were bigger, more leg room, better staterooms, suites and holodecks...
@@lawnmowermanTX TWOK at the beginning,starting at 3:08 is TMP.
Me too
Especially the part where she (the Enterprise) comes around the earth with the sun behind her. I guess you could say those of us who grew up watching Star Trek grew up on that ship. When I finally do get to go the set in upstate New York, I'm sure I'll probably "lose it" while I'm there.
I have reacted exactly the same as you did!
I was six years old in 1966 when star trek came on me and my dad would watch it on his portable color TV that was a great time...
There is a model of the NX01 refit, which would have been seen on the show if it wasn't canceled, where it keeps the saucer of the NX01 and nacelles but adds the lower part of the Enterprise.
As a Canadian, the Canada Arm helping to construct hall plating to the ol' NCC-1701 made me smile.
...and proud! :) I'm Canadian to.
yar!
Satoshi Matrix ahhh next you ,ll be sayin captain kirk is canadian & not from iowa
cant hear you over our free health care!
proud to be canadian?..what are you proud of?
The blue flicker added to the nacelles in the final flyby was a nice touch. It gave the impression of immense, unimaginable power.
That is 100% pure, unadulterated AWESOME! Absolutely pure!
As a long time fan of the original series Enterprise, seeing this brought tears to my eyes. Thank you so much for bringing a dream to life.
"Of all the ships I have served on, this is the only one I think of; the only one I miss...." Scotty...Chief Engineer
Her name has been legendary... the crew... the finest ever assembled
Yup. NCC-1701 will add another song to the saga.
Still my favourite Enterprise after all these years. The ship that set the standard for excellence.
NCC 1701, no bloody A, B, C, or D!
*ROTFLMFAO* X 200
Watch your mouth about A lol
DAN, I AGREE WHOLE HEARTEDLY! The Original Star Trek series Constitution Class Starships have always been THE VERY BEST LOOKING BEST PERFORMING STARSHIPS OUT THERE, NO EXCEPTION TO THE RULES! ORIGINAL STAR TREK SERIES RULES MAN!
I love the Sovereign Class Enterprise - E!
@@pslim68 But it's Scotty you should be saying that to.
Nice touch with the "Canada" on the robot arms. Homage to the space shuttle robot arm :)
Still the finest Enterprise design of all. Clean, simple, balanced, practical, and beautiful. Half a century later, with a very different set of design aesthetics, hell even with wholly different concepts of design parameters period, the classic 1701 still very much stands the test of time - and then some.
Well said
I got tears in my eyes. She was my first love and no other ship real ir imagined holds the same spot in my heart. This video us a wonderful homage, h
Thanks indeed
Beautiful !!
And nice to see the Canadarm involved in her construction.
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As someone old enough to have watched Star trek as a child when it first came on in the sixties, that made me smile.
bazzarr - I did watch it back then and am smiling now!
I was a kid back then, too. This drives it home.
I just came upon this video....Excellent work! I was there, September 8th, 1966 for the first TV broadcast (The Man Trap).
To Quote Scotty. NCC 1701. No bloody A.B.C or D.. or for that matter E, F OR G..
bestlogicmaster ... Ricochet sound effect and all.
The prettiest Enterprise of them all. Badass ship for a badass Captain Kirk.
I will never get tired of seeing the ship power up and the engines light off and her leaving space dock, no matter how many times I see it.
MAY HISTORY ALWAYS REMEMBER THE NAME ENTERPRISE
Jewel of the Galaxy
Flag ship of The United Federation of Planets.
the Great Bird of the Galaxy
The Elegant Lady of the Galaxy.
Gorgeous depiction of the classic starship from the series that started it all! Who would have believed that a show from way back in the late 1960's would still be so much of an integral part of our culture over sixty years later??? You have given a beautiful rebirth to an iconic symbol of sci-fi genre! Thank you for sharing this wonderful experience!
"Sir! It's the Enterprise!"
The TOS USS Enterprise NCC-1701, she has been... and always shall be... my favourite.
I love the remastered video of TOS. They made the Original Enterprise look more realistic then when it first came out.
@@paulettys6 I thought that the remastered version of the show, does look better. I have the Blu-ray set of the original series. At the end of the day either I watch the version as it was shown in the 60's or the remastered version. It's still Star Trek to me.
Mr.McConnell, Gene would be very proud of you.amazing like it closed a chapter in my mind of a show I have watched for Fifty Years and always pondered in the thought of the original NCC-1701 being built, great job.
I like this video as it shows the Enterprise undergoing a refit before her historic 5 year mission under the command of Captain James T. Kirk and that they're playing the launch music first from Star Trek:TWOK and then when they get ready to launch they start playing the music when they power up the Enterprise and the Enterprise theme song when she launches from the orbital drydock and they even use the same flybys of the planets like they used in Star Trek:TMP.
Thank You For Keeping The Trek Alive, Sir. Take Care & God Bless!!
Half a century later, she still brings hope to my heart and a tear to my eye.
I love these, because the level of detail, and the little touches are just exquisite. And setting this to the ST II soundtrack just gives me shivers.
Actually that music score was from ST-TMP when the new Enterprise was launched.
@@b.3397 Actually to be precise:
The first soundtrack is from the second movie “The Wrath of Khan” by James Horner the second soundtrack is from the first movie “The Motion Picture” by Jerry Goldsmith.
Titles are as follow, respectively: “Enterprise Clears Moorings” ; “Leaving Drydock”
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I love how even in the 23rd century, Canada still has a special talent for robotic arms! :)
Excellent, very cinematic!
I am very sorry to jump on the bandwagon that accuses us of being labelled as anti-Discovery but I am very pleased to see that this refit video has HONORED canon.
"Second star on the right....and straight on 'til morning."
Thank you. You don't know how much this helped what has been a day of nothing but bad news.
As engineer Scott said the Enterprise 1701 no bloody ABCD or e is that best Starship of all the one that started it all Star Trek lives
It said "Music by James Horner." It should have said "Music by James Horner and Jerry Goldsmith."
THANK YOU! I was beginning to think I was the only one anal enough to notice!
The really bad part, Jerry Goldsmith music still playing when the James Horner credit is up.
That's not the point!
The point is that there should have been NONE of James Horner's symphonic NOISE played over ANY of it!
That was all Horner EVER vomited out, symphonic NOISE!!!
To those who watched the 1960's series, the ship looked dated when seeing it in syndication. Over the years, all of these movies have tried to update the look of the the ship. When they tried to remaster the original series, they updated it slightly, but tried not to do too much. They should follow your lead and do the ship justice; make it great the way you have . . . great job!
Loved seeing the old gal get some well deserved TLC.
What a lovely and an extraordinarily well done tribute to the ship that was home base to all that Star Trek ever was or will be. Matt Jefferies would be proud.
If only CBS and Paramount were able to understand what made trek great. Such a great job.
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It sends chills down my spine, and brings a tear to my eye. Amazing job Robert! Thank you so much !
"Aye, she's got her wind now, sir"
Well... That was BRILLIANT. Warmed the cockles o' me cold, dead heart.
This is so incredible. I told a friend, and I had to watch it again today. Even on 3-5-2021, this is still such an incredible video showing how Star Trek ships are assembled.
Beautiful. VERY well done. As a kid of the 60's who loves Star Trek TOS to this day, I really appreciate the effort and talent (I'm a 3D animator, too) that went into making this animation. Thx.
Nice work, I can imagine making that was a 5 year mission in itself.
This is Awesome. Gives a Great Insight on How The Enterprise was Built. Too Bad Gene Roddenberry was Not here to see this Video. I Believe he would be impressed. Thank you for Making This Video. Please Make More of These.
I wondered what it would be like to construct this ship-and others-in space. This helps quite a bit.
Virginia Connor ... Keep in mind that every artificial satellite orbiting Earth came from the surface. It takes a great deal of time, money and energy to launch and set equipment in orbit. If the whole planet could work together, something akin to what you see in the video could be accomplished in a couple decades, maybe. Of course we don't have anything close to speed of light drive, let alone faster than light drive (warp drive). Darn physics.
My niece was Gene Roddenberry's physical theripist when he was in the hospitial.
this brought a tear to this old Trekker's eye. Thanks, Robert!
She's a work of art. Graceful lines and simple elegance.
Brought a tear to my eye.
Oh be quiet
@@ryanhull2523 He, he, hee.
Great job, a fine tribute to the classic we all know and love.
I still have the original Enterprise blueprints I bought as a kid! I really enjoyed looking at those. I haven't had them out in years.
MAGNIFICENT!! Very much appreciated. A whole lot of love and, no doubt, hard and detailed work went into this fantastic production.
That was awesome!
Thanks for making this video.
More of these please? We only ever see them blowing up, but never how they are built.
There is this: th-cam.com/video/AH6XBXPUai4/w-d-xo.html
*You get my **_HAIRY BLUE THUMB of ENCOURAGEMENT!!!_* ⭐😃👍
AWESOME! From the rendering to the starship "fly-by" sequences...thank you for sharing your marvelous talent with us! LLAP!
That was just beautiful. Thank you for taking the time to make that!
Wow, that was great! Excellent job!!
I didn’t see Star Trek until I was 13 in 1972. I had a model of the Enterprise I put together, I had a wooden Vulcan nickel, a Star Trek Lives T shirt I made a Science officer’s uniform shirt complete with insignia and braids and had a Star Trek technical manual that was stolen from me.😡My nickname all through Jr. High was Spock. I met a friend at riding school who was a Dr. McCoy fan. She made a uniform doctor shirt like I made mine. She went to conventions. I even turned a small transistor radio into a communicator with the flippy thing. Who knew the concept of a communicator would be a flip phone decades later. Unfortunately my VCR can’t be connected to my flat screen but have in my movie collection Star Trek The Wrath of Khan, the first movie, a Star Trek episode tape of A Private Little War, another video where it had bloopers, and all the episodes of the original series. Can’t play ‘em but still have them as sentimental items. Dr. McCoy sorta looked like my late uncle. My I have in my IPad The Doomsday Machine and A Balance of Power videos. And my favorite episodes are The Changeling and The Devil In The Dark. And I loved Star Trek the Next Generation. 🖖
Expand your iPad memory and watch more, the movies are still so much fun! I got into the Star Trek fandom at 11, but in 1982 (while the era of "syndication" had The Original Series, playing on at least one TV channel, in bigger media markets). It's been a good long ride with Gene Roddenberry's collaborative, sci-fi based, stories of the human condition" - in space !¡! or, as Gene told Desilu and TV executives "... _'Wagon Train' to the stars..._ " r. i. .p. Gene and Majel Barrett - Roddenberry
may their memories be a blessing
'(;
@@wills2140 I got cable.
Beautiful work. It even takes into account current ship building methods, moving pre-assembled major models into place. Beautiful.
Awesome detail put into this.
When I first saw this video one thing always came to my mind and that was just how many extensive refits did the Enterprise go through during her career and under the commands of Captain Robert April who was her first commanding officer when she first came into service when the Constitution class was first built in the 2240's to the missions of Captain Christopher Pike before the 2262-2264 refit before Kirk took command.
This is my favorite video on TH-cam, hands down! I watch it everyday to maintain optimism with regards to mankind's future.
What an awesome video. Thank you more than I can ever put into words.
just awesome!!! thank you
Excellent. I've been wanting to see a TMP style departure with the TOS Enterprise. Thanks! :)
knytrydr73 Ive always wanted to see that and a TMP style launching of the Enterprise-D and E
That was beautiful, and awe inspiring.
Thank you so much!
Well done, never get tired of seeing videos like this. Thank you for sharing.
This is incredible work. Great job.
I love your channel !!!! and this video was one massive nerdgasem
Would've been even better--stay awake all through class--if there was an ACTUAL STORY to it.
What about the Enterprise on Star Trek Discovery?
Intro text: Need to replace forth with 'fourth' .
Neat video.
God watches out for fools, drunks, and ships called the Enterprise.
"You treat her like a lady, and she'll always bring you home." Admiral Leonard McCoy, ST:TNG, Encounter at Farpoint.
Wow! A big 1966 thanks to you and your team for this great video !
There is so much garbage on TH-cam Its great to see something this good. its a work of art. Make a full movie it would be great.
Love the concept of this!
This original starship design is the number ONE reason why I liked the 60's TV Star Trek. But leave it to Hollywood to mess with this awesome design when they rebooted Star Trek in those latest big screen movies. There are some thing that are just to hard to improve, this first ship design is one of them. Lastly you did a outstanding job on this recreation of this starship Enterprise build, thanks for sharing!
Job38 Four Personally I find the rebooted enterprise to be quite good looking. Proportions were wonky in the first film but I can look past that. Guess it's a generational thing though, I appreciate both though, the original for its classic simplicity, the newer version for its updated and modernized look. It unfortunate trekkers tear each other apart over it though. Weather people like the reboots or not, Fighting over it goes against the ideas fans have learned over the years.
The exterior of the reboot ship isn't too bad. Maybe a little too much "hot rod." It's the interior that makes me cringe. Everything from the bridge that looks like an Apple commercial, to the horrendous engineering room.
@@Revan2908 OMG---you are so correct about the interior! I was absolutely appalled by that mess of engineering. It looks like the laundry room in the basement of my apartment building. But I don't like the exterior either, something about the engines just appear vulgar to me.
I just LOVES to watch the repair work in progress here. Her hull looks so beautiful and shine. And that bright glow in her nacelles when she leaves the space dock!😍😍😍 I liked also very very much that twice I saw my favourite shuttlecraft, the legendary Galileo, pass by before she entered the new shuttlebay.❤👍
Simply beautiful! Thank you
Bravo!!!! Wonderful video. JJ's Enterprise was built on Earth (In Iowa ffs, a physical impossibility). Even though Roddenberry's Enterprise's dedication plate says San Fransisco, I've always pictured it being built in space, maybe it was the SF shipyards in orbit. StarTrek Experience in Vegas originally wanted to build a full size Enterprise with all the decks etc. It was going to be a hotel, have restaraunts, gambling and tours. It could have worked (though not fly into space lol) But, Vegas' zoning laws prevented them building something that large.
Dave Wilkinson the sanfransisco fleet gards were in orbit.
All those "yards" are actually in orbit over the locations they are named after. San Francisco Fleet Yards, Earth Station McKinley (of course, now it would be E.S. Denali), Utopia Planitia, etc.
I think what must have occurred to J.J. Abrams--and it didn't occur to me--was that if a starship had the power to exceed the speed of light, it had the power to escape a planet's gravity. (Which it did, as we saw in "Into Darkness." But in real life, anything as big as the Enterprise would have to be built in space, as we don't have the power to lift anything of that mass into orbit.
Not yet, anyway.
The book "The Making of Star Trek" by Stephen E. Whitfield and Gene Roddenberry (c. 1968, Ballentine Books) page 171 specifically states, "The unit components were built at the Star Fleet Division of what is still called the San Francisco Navy Yards, and the vessel was assembled in space."
I keep thinking just how good the coffee would be onboard!
Or the Whiskey
long overdue and very well done. Thank you Robert McConnell for this great video!
Wow, I don’t want this video to end, I’m almost in tears, this is something I’ve always wondered about and wanted to see since I was a little kid decades ago, beautiful job, bravo to you and thank you for a job well done, and fulfilling one of my childhood wishes. I hope we get there someday. Live long and prosper 🖖 sir and peace and love to us all.
Great video for me that was the nicest of all the ships and nice touch with the Canadarms
I love the Canada Arms..
Great work. Loved the running lights and nacelles power up, with engine rumble.
Robert M. April and Christopher Pike,who preceded Jim Kirk as Captain Of the Enterprise,did good being in charge of it so that it would still exist when Kirk got his turn being in charge of that ship for 5 years until she would return to Earth to undergo a major refit and a new design.
Excellently done animation on this.. Very nice video.
Well done! Just stunning!
The Starship USS Enterprise NCC-1701 under command of Captain Christopher Pike original configuration as seen in The original pilot The Cage had a higher bridge module and the Warp Drive Nacelles had antennas on the fronts and grilles on the back. The Main Deflector Dish was larger. The Starship Interior was also updated.
I LOVED the use of the TMP musical sequence as she fired-up her navigation lights and engines, and moved-out of spacedock.
Its stuff like this that the fans do which will keep Star Trek alive and on the forefront.
Note this is the first heavy battlecruiser most heavily armed ship in Starfleet taking on the Klingons whipping their ass in the 4-year War she is a heavy battlecruiser
Masterfully executed video BUT you forgot to credit Jerry Goldsmith for the "Leaving Drydock" musical track he wrote for TMP. The first half of the music track is James Horner but the second half is all Goldsmith.
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I was wandering why I always get them muddled up!!...
Great music
I always get those two mixed up.
Still breathtaking...all these Years...as Kirk would think: "I Love You Enterprise"~❤
Loved it. Awesome. Thank you for that very emotional visit to my favourite starship.