Covers for new Ships of The Line book revealed

[Nutso]

http://www.thetrekcollective.com/2014/0 ... ealed.html

Due out in October is the new Ships of the Line book, collecting together all the images from over a decade of Ships of the Line calendars, with commentary by Michael Okuda. The book, edited by Margaret Clark and Doug Drexler, features new covers by Doug, who has orchestrated some impressive feats of formation flying and interspecies (and inter-time) co-operation. Like the previous edition of the book, the front cover features ships of Starfleet and Earth, while alien designs amass on the back (images via Amazon):

Star Trek: Ships of the Line
2015 Calender

Ships of The Line Competition

Meanwhile in non-book form, don't forget the 2015 calendar is already available, and that you've only got a few weeks left to submit your entries to the Ships of the Line competition, to win a place in the 2016 edition!

[shran]

I do hope this 3d designer, Mark Rademaker, is going to enter that. He is the one who designed a ring warp ship for NASA once. And I know from other forums he used to be asked to design ships and scenes in earlier calenders.

http://www.cnet.com/news/mark-rademaker ... -for-nasa/

[Spocky]

I do hope this 3d designer, Mark Rademaker, is going to enter that. He is the one who designed a ring warp ship for NASA once. And I know from other forums he used to be asked to design ships and scenes in earlier calenders.

http://www.cnet.com/news/mark-rademaker ... -for-nasa/

Rademaker, he designed the Vesta class, didn't he? ( I know that he has a Vesta varient named after him in STO, though.)

[RK_Striker_JK_5]

October? Just in time for my birthday!

[Nutso]

It's just that Graham is learning 3-d ship making, there's a Trek competition to get your work published in 2016...hint hint. It's like Kismet.