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We're happy to share with everyone our latest render, spotlighting the Ronin Class USS Tye and the Intrepid Class USS Hornet, both based out of Starbase 400! Full size 4K render is available on our Patreon, patreon.com/Starbase400

I wonder why it got canceled. 🤔😑

Admiral Archer makes it to 133 years and witness the new, defining starship class. That would be a good show #Paramount #Startrek #Enterprise

Revisions mapped out… Will update the details from Season 3 to Season 7/ with a few Generations details… Will maintain the late Gary Richardson’s render colours and style…Wish me luck!

Star Trek: The Next Generation is just something else. Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard—once you hear his voice saying “Space: the final frontier”, you know it’s the most perfect casting in all of fiction. The best Star Trek show ever.

Deck 3 – USS Enterprise (TOS) Recreated in 3D using a custom modeling workflow. Layout design assisted by Google Gemini AI, with the final animation produced using Kling AI. #StarTrek #USSEnterprise #3DModeling #AIAnimation

Well WW3 did start in 2026 in Star Trek.

Attention on deck!

🖖 #StarTrek's Separated Nacelles In 32nd Century! In Star Trek’s 32nd Century, Federation Starfleet Starships typically have designs that use Separated Warp Nacelles. The design, while intended to be futuristic and modern, is somewhat controversial because of how it operates.

Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan stands as one of the best films of all time. The ship battles unfold like submarine warfare, channeling the tension of Das Boot. Brilliant writing, tight pacing, and action built on suspense. It cost only $12 million to make — about $40 million today — yet feels richer and more gripping than modern Trek (Starfleet Academy), where budgets run $10–20 million per episode with far less impact.

Patrick Stewart has “fantasized” about a STAR WARS and STAR TREK crossover “I will admit that, at least for us on 'Star Trek,' we have fantasized about a combined universe between 'Star Wars' and 'Trek' movie. There have been a lot of ideas thrown about on putting together two iconic universes and having all of these great characters coming into contact. I would personally get such a kick out of that. (Source: bgr.com/2103318/patric…)

Raw footage from Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1983)

always wondered how Star Trek did this

This guy explains how difficult it was to create Jabba the Hutt. The thing weighed over 2,000 lbs, cost around $500,000, and required five people to operate.

George Lucas has been named as the 4th Greatest American Innovator in a list by Forbes of the top 250 living innovators in celebration of America’s 250th birthday. Lucas is only being beaten by Bill Gates, Jeff Bezos and Elon Musk.

These #StarWars videos are getting good. Battle of Hoff check the end for more info on the creators.

So amazing.

💥Behind the Scenes of Star Wars 4-6 (77, 80, 83) Then & Now | Selfie - 40 Years of Reunion, Magical✨️