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The Jem'hadar rifle also got used as the basis for both of the Star Trek Enterprise Starfleet rifles before the MACOs and the MACO rifle.
It's easiest to see on the version that's got the more conical muzzle assembly, which got used a lot less often (and is probably just the pulse rifle version of the EM-33 pulse pistols), but is still apparent on the much more often used double barreled version that's got a beam option matching the phase pistols from the upper barrel.

Which kind of retroactively explains its presence on Kirk's wall - he's got what could probably be a historical Earth/Earth Starfleet weapon, not one from a species that wouldn't be encountered for most of a century.

I absolutely love the sonata played in "Latent Image". Do you know if the recording is available anywhere?

The funny thing about the "small cosmetic details" of Qo'noS One from Star Trek VI is that those details actually are meant to differentiate the Chancellor's ship from other K't'ingas, which one would expect of a martial culture that has always been big on accolades and decoration like the Klingons.

Visual effects supervisor Bill George stated as much in both the January 1992 issue of American Cinematographer and Charting the Undiscovered Country: The Making of Trek VI.

"The model needed to be repainted anyway, so I proposed that we make it look very distinct from those in the first film, especially since it was one of the few models we could alter to look new for this show. We did some research into military costuming, and came up with the concept that when these ships return victorious from battle, the Klingons build some sort of epaulet onto their wings or paint a new stripe on. We painted the model brown and red with gold highlights, then added golden etched brass epaulets on it, based on some of the helmet designs we'd seen. It contrasts nicely with the Enterprise, which is very smooth and monochromatic and cool, while this Klingon ship is very regal and ostentatious and warm."

One of my favorites of your designs. Could easily be a predecessor to the Miranda line.

As soon as young Mirror Georgiou reunited with her family, I thought "Alright, how long before she gratuitously kills her family, because everything has to be gratuitously evil in the Mirror Universe." Surely enough...

Thanks for the hint!

One note: with the way engineering hull tapers into the shuttlebay, I think that the two rearmost windows on either side of the hull in the top view should follow that curve - the way they do in Masao's version.
On a more general level, I've always disliked how the original concept had TMP era swept pylons, and I'm glad to see them gone in the latest revision.

And there are a few new tweaks to it.

This is my favorite

When we place TMP, TWoK, Galaxy Quest and ST VI on top, the order in which we arrange the rest may be - for me - random.

Here's a comparison of the hull of the USS Enterprise-D (using the 6-feet model) in the original ⬆️ and remastered ⬇️ versions of #StarTrekTNG's "Galaxy's Child". This is one of the closest shots we ever get of this part of the saucer on the show.

I love my daily #StarTrekTOS bridge overhead display and #StarTrekTNG right-handed phaser research! :-)

Kirk and Spock's wordless reaction shots as Dr. McCoy goes bonkers in #StarTrekTOS' "The City on the Edge of Forever"↖️↗️ were taken from earlier episodes, namely "The Naked Time"↘️ (during the restart explosion) and "Dagger of the Mind"↙️ (as Van Gelder enters the bridge).

#StarTrekTNG's "The Bonding"↖️↗️ and "Booby Trap"↙️↘️ only feature the much more common left-handed type 2 Cobra phasers. The former ↗️ is the first time that more than one type 2 Cobra phaser is seen on screen at the same time.

Here are all the bridge overhead displays seen in #StarTrekTOS' "The City on the Edge of Forever". No surprises, no new images, just some familiar displays and "some element’s emission spectrum" on the left. :-)

I am currently researching the appearances of left-handed and right-handed type 2 Cobra phasers in #StarTrekTNG's "The Hunted" and I can already say that this is the motherlode of right-handed phaser appearances, I will write about the phasers in this episode for days... :-)

So far, I assumed that only #StarTrekTNG's "The Ensigns of Command"⬆️ featured a colourful assortment of isolinear chips in contrast to the normal yellow, blue and green ones. Now I found a second appearance of those uncharacteristically multicolored chips in "The Hunted"⬇️. They will soon be gone.

The familiar pearlescent painting, which was originally seen in Worf's quarters in "Peak Performance"↖️, appears for the first time in Geordi's quarters in "Galaxy's Child"↗️. It will alternate between Data's ("Silicon Avatar"↙️) and Geordi's quarters ("Aquiel"↘️) in future seasons.

The left-handed type 2 Cobra phaser, which would appear in most of the #StarTrekTNG season 3-7, #StarTrekDS9 season 1-3 and #StarTrekVOY season 1 episodes, finally makes its debut in "The Survivors", where only Worf is seen with the phaser on the away missions to Rana IV.

There's an interesting trend that happens in some late season 1 episodes of #StarTrekTOS: Bridge overhead displays that originally appeared on the smaller Science + Communications displays ("A Taste of Armageddon"⬆️) start to appear on the wider port overhead displays ("Errand of Mercy"⬇️).