I don't think the problem is curves, I made tons of models made up of mostly curves, spheres, etc. I recall when the TOS blueprints were published, it started a lot of intrest in an already tech-orinented fan base. Others started to publish their own drawings of the bridge & other ships. It's easy to reference them and get all the measurements, etc. needed to make SU copies. TNG was born out of a different era where fans have Internet & computer able to make 3D stuff. I know there's web sites dedicated to starship models. Before I would even start on a model of the bridge, I would grab as much information about it. Blueprints, drawings, even photos (freeze some DVDs to get a still shot) I know that the original set for the TNG bridge is in a museum in Hollywood. If you visit, bring a tape measure!

On May 17, 8:48 pm, 8-Perf <m....@8-perf.com> wrote: