intrepid class uss voyager 3d models

... week to complete, due to daily time limitations. Although the U.S.S. Equinox exists in Star Trek: Voyager, I unintentionally overlooked this until finishing and opted not to alter it, given our alternate reality context where differences can arise.

NASA launched twin spacecraft Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 from Cape Canaveral, Florida in separate months during the summer of 1977. Originally designed for closeup studies of Jupiter and Saturn, the Voyagers were set to investigate Saturn's rings and...

NASA successfully launched twin spacecraft Voyager 1 and Voyager 2 from Cape Canaveral in Florida during separate months in the summer of 1977. Initially designed for a close-up examination of Jupiter and Saturn, including Saturn's impressive ring...

This week's focus was all about blasting off into outer space, and I gave the classic Voyager 1 a radical redesign.

NASA Unveils Groundbreaking 3D Resources The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) has released an array of cutting-edge multimedia resources, including a stunning 3D model of the Voyager spacecraft. ...This innovative digital asset is...

My fanmade 3D model of the Intrepid-Class starship seen in Star Trek: Discovery Season 3.

The Constitution-class starship USS Stargazer is a vessel from the Star Trek universe. It was initially introduced as a command ship under Captain Jean-Luc Picard during the early years of his career, but it has since become a popular and iconic...

Base Stand for small version Eaglemoss USS Voyager NCC-74656

In my initial foray into Solid Edge's face features, I recounted how the USS Cortez NCC-78012 went missing during the Dominion War near Cardassian territory. This information was shared by Miles O'Brien with Benjamin Sisko on Deep Space 9. ...Although...

As unveiled in the most recent installment of the iconic television series, Star Trek: The Next Generation, the USS Pasteur undergoes a transformation to become an even more formidable tabletop model. ...Its designers bolstered the ship's structural...

The Gleaves-class destroyers were a class of 66 destroyers of the United States Navy built 1938–1942

The Gleaves-class destroyers were a class of 66 destroyers of the United States Navy built 1938–1942

The Gleaves-class destroyers were a class of 66 destroyers of the United States Navy built 1938–1942

This is my first upload here, it is a remix of the USS Enterprise nd4spd1919 uploaded here witch in turn was a conversion of MeslesitsFleetYards original model from a .max to a .stl file for printing. Find this model and more here on his...

...Class variations may not be available due to design differences. Formats are plentiful, and the Spruance Destroyer Class served as carrier task force escorts from 1975 until decommissioning in 2005, when they were replaced by the Arleigh Burke class.

Designed to escort Carrier Task forces against submarine warfare, the first Spruance-class destroyer was commissioned in 1975 and served for three decades before being succeeded by the Arleigh Burke class. ...The last Spruance-class destroyer was...

Designed to escort carrier task forces against submarine warfare, the first Spruance-class destroyer was commissioned in 1975, serving for three decades before being succeeded by the Arleigh Burke-class. ...The last Spruance-class vessel was...

Initially, it was a modified Spruance Class; however, the US Navy reclassified it as a Guided Missile Cruiser upon incorporating the Aegis System. From the 1970s to the early 1990s, 28 of these vessels were built. The second variant in this class...

The Spruance Destroyer Class, designed for Carrier Task force escorts and Submarine warfare protection, saw service from 1975 to 2005 with the last ship decommissioned. With high-resolution textures and detailed features, these models, built near...

... in various formats. The Spruance Destroyer Class, designed for carrier task force escort and submarine defense, began service in 1975 and was replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class in a three-decade span; the last Spruance was decommissioned in 2005.

... The models come in various formats. Introduced in 1975, the Spruance Destroyer Class protected Carrier Task forces from submarine warfare until being replaced by newer Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers; the last Spruance was decommissioned in 2005.

... within each ship class. Designed to escort Carrier Task forces against Submarine warfare, the Spruance Destroyer Class served from 1975 until its replacement by the Arleigh Burke Class in the late '00s, with the last vessel decommissioned in 2005.

... Task forces against submarine threats, with the first commissioned in 1975. Serving for three decades, the class was decommissioned and replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers as they aged; the last Spruance was decommissioned in 2005.

Designed to protect Carrier Task forces from submarine threats, the first Spruance-class destroyer was commissioned in 1975 and served for three decades before being phased out in favor of the Arleigh Burke class. ...The final Spruance-class vessel was...

The Spruance Destroyer Class was designed to safeguard Carrier Task forces against submarine warfare; the first in this class was commissioned in 1975, and it served for three decades before being replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers. ...The...

... Distinguishable from the Benson-class destroyers only by stack shape, Gleaves-class had round stacks while Benson class had flat-sided ones. ...As the production destroyer of the US Navy before World War II, these ships played a significant role.

Gleaves-class destroyers, a 66-strong class in the United States Navy (built between 1938 and 1942), share striking similarities with Benson-class destroyers (DD-421) except for their stack shapes. The model of these detailed ships features...

The Spruance Destroyer Class was developed to escort Carrier Task forces against submarine threats; the first ship in this class was commissioned in 1975 and served for three decades before being replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class Destroyers. ...The...

... formats. The Spruance Destroyer Class, commissioned from 1975, protected Carrier Task forces against submarine warfare until being replaced by the Arleigh Burke Class. ...The final Spruance was decommissioned in 2005 after three decades of service.

The Gleaves-class destroyers shared a similar appearance to Benson-class destroyers (DD-421), the only difference being their stack shapes - round for Gleaves and flat-sided for Benson. ...As production destroyers of the US Navy during WWII, they were...