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Main => Main Forum => Topic started by: stan2323 on July 16, 2008, 09:14:15 pm
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I am looking for detailed measurement of the hood, roof, of Star Trek Voyager cock-pit. I got a Star Trek Voyager Cockpit a month ago but it is missing the hood that goes on top. The place that had it through it away a years ago. I am going to make one. I can get it about right from pictures I have found on the net but if I had detailed plans it would be easier. I also would like to get artwork for the hood as that is high enough resolution that it could be printed and attached to the hood and look good. I think the best I can do there would be a picture with a camera.
If anyone has these or know where I can get them let me know. Below is a picture for reference the hood is the thing in the white box.
(http://i171.photobucket.com/albums/u293/stan2323/voyagercockpit.jpg)
Stan
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Hmmm, they have one at the movie theater that I always go to. If no one chimes in I guess I could force myself to go there with a digital camera and a tape measure and see if I get kicked out first. Whadda ya think?
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Hmmm, they have one at the movie theater that I always go to. If no one chimes in I guess I could force myself to go there with a digital camera and a tape measure and see if I get kicked out first. Whadda ya think?
I was thinking the same thing; the movie theater I go to has one......
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I wouldn't say I go there often, or ever, but the only one I ever saw was at a movie theater a city or 2 away. what is it with the moves and this game
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Hmmm, they have one at the movie theater that I always go to. If no one chimes in I guess I could force myself to go there with a digital camera and a tape measure and see if I get kicked out first. Whadda ya think?
As long as you're doing all that, wouldn't it be just as easy to unbolt it and send it to him? ;D
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Hmmm, they have one at the movie theater that I always go to. If no one chimes in I guess I could force myself to go there with a digital camera and a tape measure and see if I get kicked out first. Whadda ya think?
As long as you're doing all that, wouldn't it be just as easy to unbolt it and send it to him? ;D
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Uprightbass
Barring this as we are all law abiding citizens here the measurements and pictures would be greatly appreciated. If you could get a several of close-up of the artwork then I can stick them together in Photoshop that would be the best way if possible. But don't get yourself into trouble on my account.
Stan
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if you could ask the manager he might let you take the top apart and scan the images (in pieces unless you have access to a huge scanner). all in the name of historical preservation of course ;)
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What!, there is a Voyager Arcade game???, any good?
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What!, there is a Voyager Arcade game???, any good?
It is OK. It is a two person shooter like Police Trainer. There is some plot inconsistency that I do not like. It is a huge cock pit so I have it in the garage. My son and I played it and finished the whole thing through the brute force method of adding tokens and continuing till the end. I love Star Trek so that and the general coolness factor overall I would rate it a 9 of 10. For actual game play alone I would rate it a 7 of 10. If you want further info I will write a detailed review later but I will not have time for a week or 2.
Stan