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A Big Miniature is now known in the trade as a Bigiature and although this wasnt that big as miniatures go (4 feet by 12 feet)it represented a large area of the ship in close up. (its certainly not what most laymen think of when you tell them that you're a modelmaker).
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A very under-used piece, but the LOGO or name panel was seen quite a bit. Again, not a lot of time or I'd have done some subtle colour changes to indicate different paint strips in the white area(pencil lines would have been too much) |
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Deane Thrussell, Director of photography,checks the framing of the shot through the viewfinder and monitor. |
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My landing bay. Unfortunately not seen. Thats the way it goes sometimes. I loved this lighting. Very film like (also hides a multitude of sins). |  |
Bay gone...another panel in its place, and so conceivably this could be somewhere else along the ship (enough panels were interchangable to sell this illusion). |
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I think there was one shot of it, but it was a lower angle than this. |  |
Deane Chewing his nails again and spitting them all over the place. Only kidding. A lovely DP who cared about his job. |
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The camera dolly was pushed back and forth by hand. |  |
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