As Rob Bonchune recalled the situation, "The only other original design that was also chopped (that I remember now) was the John Eaves Klingon D-4 that I included in my calendar image for 2006. It was originally done for free for Star Trek: Enterprise by Koji Kuramura, who stayed up 36 hours to do it for the show. It looked great, but then the "producer(s)" said, "put more windows on it". We said "no" (you have to understand that we did so much extra, that at that point it was the straw that broke the camels back when they were being mindlessly trivial and unappreciative). So, in their infinite wisdom, they choose to use a low-resolution K't'inga model (from a timeline over 100 years later) we had lying around. Because that was much more logical than a ship that needed 10 more windows that no one would ever notice!"
Was den Raubvogel angeht widersprüchlich. Eaves schreibt in seinem Blog von Beleuchtungsproblemen, wenig später in den Comments zu seinem Eintrag korrigiert ihn aber Bonchune:
Oh and as for the BOP drawing underneath, it was rejected for no other reason than, once again, contempt for the Trek, the fans and the Original Series by …uh.”management”…you know who they are. ;-) (Oh and it wasn’t there idea, that didn’t help…)
Wie hier bereits erwähnt, gibt es sicher andere Gründe als "Faulheit", warum man gewisse Dinge ändert. Siehe weiter oben hier im Thread.

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