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Please use spoiler tags if you are talking about actual things that happen in the movie. If you are just speculating then you don't need to.
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Ian

Didn't really think that was a spoiler... How do I spoil? I tried playing with it but the preview always just came up with the code showing.

Highlight your information and then press the spoiler button. Should end up looking like this (without the spaces):

[ Spoiler ] stuff [ /Spoiler ]

Would show like this:
ps. The spoiler button is only available if you use the Full Editor and not the Quick Reply. You can still type the tags yourself.

This early in the airing of the movie it's best to be on the safe side:

Was it released early in Europe or something? Lots of screenings?

Edit: Ah, so a lot of you are in Sydney?

It's out in the UK last Thursday, saw it Sunday.

Interestingly, we don't actually see an awful lot of the Vengeance in action. We see it firing, but it's the exact same 'cascade of rapid fire red pulses' that the Enterprise produces. And no close ups of the weapons shooting or anything, so you can't see if they are doing anything funky. But most of the action concerning the ship takes place inside.

Is their a real life model of it or is it pure CGI?

There's certainly a small, say 1 foot long, model of it that is seen on an office during the film. As to a real shooting model I doubt it.

Since the FX shots are almost certainly CGI, they wouldn't spend the money making a real life model and then compositing it in when they can just make a computer model to begin with.

You can lazer scan a model and then add texturing rather quick nowadays, thats how a lot of Lord of the Rings was done.

Doubtful they did that. Last movie they just made a 1:1 scale model CGI model of it. I guess there is a way of doing it that way.

Anyway my guess is that they made this ship just like how they made the Neo-E-nil.

Shame I like real life models.

Teaos wrote:Shame I like real life models.

Me too. I loved the special features of the Lord of the Rings when they were showing the giant models. Its becoming a lost art now.