Question about Cannon designs

Hope anyone will see this:
now ..all of me designs ..if you can call them designs ...were very uncannon ,and not very details ...
now what i want to know how can i make cannon designs ....my eye print isn't very well to make one based on a film pic ...so if you can advise me about simple methods of learning how to make cannon designs better and with details

[Darrell Lawrence]

Teach me to move before looking *L* Seems someone already moved it

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to ensure cannon designs , you must use good
reference material

Start here http://www.shipschematics.net/

[SeanP]

This topic belongs more in the reference requests forum, so I will contact an admin to move it there.

SeanP.



[This message has been edited by SeanP (edited 05 December 2000).]

thanx...

If and when my site ever gets back online, there are schematics for a number of ST ships there.

Clyde Fleet Yards

Okay, I have to ask, even if it is a stupid question....

What the hell is a cannon design?

It's not a stupid question. Canon designs are those that come directly from a pre-established source. The Enterprise, for example, is a canon design. Non-canon means the design is based on (but not a direct copy) of a particular shows technology. For example Ascension's Dawnstar is an original (non-canon) design based on Star Trek technology.

I hope this helps.

Cheers,
Richard.

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Sure does.

I kept hearing the term and was going nuts trying to figure out what it meant. After your explanation however, it doesn't really matter the origin of the context, at least now I feel like I learned something!