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@mirrormudd.bsky.social
Over 40. He/Him. Love to sing, tell stories, play TRRPG, look at art and architecture.
Mostly here to celebrate Star Trek.
Finding sanity through escapism. May occasionally post in-character RP.
Mostly here to celebrate Star Trek.
Finding sanity through escapism. May occasionally post in-character RP.
Picked up my very own copy of The Rise of Hellfire graphic novel by @jodyhouser.bsky.social and @16biteric.bsky.social at the local comic shop today. Can't wait to crack it open this weekend!
November 27, 2025 at 7:10 AM
Picked up my very own copy of The Rise of Hellfire graphic novel by @jodyhouser.bsky.social and @16biteric.bsky.social at the local comic shop today. Can't wait to crack it open this weekend!
Post your warning label.
November 26, 2025 at 12:28 AM
Post your warning label.
My last 3 brain cells:
November 24, 2025 at 2:13 AM
My last 3 brain cells:
What is your Star Trek project that only you would love?
USS Hiawatha plans, of course.
USS Hiawatha plans, of course.
November 20, 2025 at 9:59 PM
What is your Star Trek project that only you would love?
USS Hiawatha plans, of course.
USS Hiawatha plans, of course.
Finished laying floors for USS Hiawatha's aft engineering section and deflector pod. That's all the floors.
Nobody asked for this but me, and it's starting to get more exhausting than engaging. Anybody wants to pick up this blender file to play with, let me know.
Nobody asked for this but me, and it's starting to get more exhausting than engaging. Anybody wants to pick up this blender file to play with, let me know.
November 20, 2025 at 4:52 AM
Finished laying floors for USS Hiawatha's aft engineering section and deflector pod. That's all the floors.
Nobody asked for this but me, and it's starting to get more exhausting than engaging. Anybody wants to pick up this blender file to play with, let me know.
Nobody asked for this but me, and it's starting to get more exhausting than engaging. Anybody wants to pick up this blender file to play with, let me know.
So far I've located the Warp Core, antimatter storage and injection, impulse fusion reactors, and done some plasma plumbing for USS Hiawatha. Not bad for one evening.
November 14, 2025 at 6:41 AM
So far I've located the Warp Core, antimatter storage and injection, impulse fusion reactors, and done some plasma plumbing for USS Hiawatha. Not bad for one evening.
This big trapezoid hatch for the warp core means there's enough room for a big, bulky, old style NX-01 warp 5 engine like we saw in Enterprise. That fits with the idea that the Hiawatha is an older design by the time Disco starts, putting it firmly between the two eras.
November 13, 2025 at 11:09 PM
This big trapezoid hatch for the warp core means there's enough room for a big, bulky, old style NX-01 warp 5 engine like we saw in Enterprise. That fits with the idea that the Hiawatha is an older design by the time Disco starts, putting it firmly between the two eras.
Assuming we're following the pattern established in the official TNG EntD blueprints, that would make these three panels the Warp Core Ejection Hatch, the Antimatter Pod Loading Hatch, and the fluid Antimatter Loading Port, respectively.
November 13, 2025 at 11:03 PM
Assuming we're following the pattern established in the official TNG EntD blueprints, that would make these three panels the Warp Core Ejection Hatch, the Antimatter Pod Loading Hatch, and the fluid Antimatter Loading Port, respectively.
Hiawatha engineering section progress.
Skin art from the amazing Pundus shows three panels on the ventral surface of the engine section (circled in green first pic). Eaglemoss model has gray panels here in descending sizes like the gray boxes I drew in on top (second pic)
Skin art from the amazing Pundus shows three panels on the ventral surface of the engine section (circled in green first pic). Eaglemoss model has gray panels here in descending sizes like the gray boxes I drew in on top (second pic)
November 13, 2025 at 11:01 PM
Hiawatha engineering section progress.
Skin art from the amazing Pundus shows three panels on the ventral surface of the engine section (circled in green first pic). Eaglemoss model has gray panels here in descending sizes like the gray boxes I drew in on top (second pic)
Skin art from the amazing Pundus shows three panels on the ventral surface of the engine section (circled in green first pic). Eaglemoss model has gray panels here in descending sizes like the gray boxes I drew in on top (second pic)
Okay procrastination time is over. It's time to start on the drive section. Step one, deflector dish.
November 13, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Okay procrastination time is over. It's time to start on the drive section. Step one, deflector dish.
It's finally time to stop procrastinating the aft section of USS Hiawatha. I have an idea what to do with the purple, green, and blue decks. But the red decks and warp core are hitting writers block, and it has to be done first to decide exactly where other things go. Any advice would be helpful.
November 12, 2025 at 7:52 AM
It's finally time to stop procrastinating the aft section of USS Hiawatha. I have an idea what to do with the purple, green, and blue decks. But the red decks and warp core are hitting writers block, and it has to be done first to decide exactly where other things go. Any advice would be helpful.
So replicator matter storage probably just looks like blocks or powders of bismuth.
There's probably some bored Ensign in the operations department who's in charge of raw matter storage and replicator maintenance. And I'll bet they make amazing bismuth crystal sculpture in their free time. 🖖😄
There's probably some bored Ensign in the operations department who's in charge of raw matter storage and replicator maintenance. And I'll bet they make amazing bismuth crystal sculpture in their free time. 🖖😄
November 11, 2025 at 5:13 AM
So replicator matter storage probably just looks like blocks or powders of bismuth.
There's probably some bored Ensign in the operations department who's in charge of raw matter storage and replicator maintenance. And I'll bet they make amazing bismuth crystal sculpture in their free time. 🖖😄
There's probably some bored Ensign in the operations department who's in charge of raw matter storage and replicator maintenance. And I'll bet they make amazing bismuth crystal sculpture in their free time. 🖖😄
But starships do have limited storage space, so i thought "what's the densest element?" But those are generally radioactive things like uranium.
So then what's the densest non-radioactive element? - Bismuth.
It's the most efficient and stable way to store loads of subatomic particles. 🧵2
So then what's the densest non-radioactive element? - Bismuth.
It's the most efficient and stable way to store loads of subatomic particles. 🧵2
November 11, 2025 at 5:10 AM
But starships do have limited storage space, so i thought "what's the densest element?" But those are generally radioactive things like uranium.
So then what's the densest non-radioactive element? - Bismuth.
It's the most efficient and stable way to store loads of subatomic particles. 🧵2
So then what's the densest non-radioactive element? - Bismuth.
It's the most efficient and stable way to store loads of subatomic particles. 🧵2
So once upon a time i was just sitting around thinking about how Star Trek replicators work.
Like they *can* make matter from pure energy, but it costs less energy to make matter from different matter. And the matter storage can be like, any kind of material imaginable. 🧵
Like they *can* make matter from pure energy, but it costs less energy to make matter from different matter. And the matter storage can be like, any kind of material imaginable. 🧵
November 11, 2025 at 5:09 AM
So once upon a time i was just sitting around thinking about how Star Trek replicators work.
Like they *can* make matter from pure energy, but it costs less energy to make matter from different matter. And the matter storage can be like, any kind of material imaginable. 🧵
Like they *can* make matter from pure energy, but it costs less energy to make matter from different matter. And the matter storage can be like, any kind of material imaginable. 🧵
Today, converting USS Hiawatha's shuttlebay into a cargo bay.
These module cubes have so much volume it's bonkers.
These module cubes have so much volume it's bonkers.
November 10, 2025 at 11:07 PM
Today, converting USS Hiawatha's shuttlebay into a cargo bay.
These module cubes have so much volume it's bonkers.
These module cubes have so much volume it's bonkers.
Post a non-religious photo you think of as holy
November 10, 2025 at 12:56 AM
Post a non-religious photo you think of as holy
Posting feet.
November 9, 2025 at 8:45 AM
Posting feet.
The hospital has landed!
Especially happy with the feet. Reminds me of Baba Yaga's hut.
Especially happy with the feet. Reminds me of Baba Yaga's hut.
November 9, 2025 at 8:37 AM
The hospital has landed!
Especially happy with the feet. Reminds me of Baba Yaga's hut.
Especially happy with the feet. Reminds me of Baba Yaga's hut.
It's been found! Thanks @judda.bsky.social
November 7, 2025 at 5:08 AM
It's been found! Thanks @judda.bsky.social
building out hazmat storage for USS Hiawatha.
Don't tell Worf.
Don't tell Worf.
November 5, 2025 at 7:20 AM
building out hazmat storage for USS Hiawatha.
Don't tell Worf.
Don't tell Worf.
New profile pic. It's not Christmas yet, so let's pass the cinnamon and nutmeg while we remember the reason for the season.
November 2, 2025 at 11:27 AM
New profile pic. It's not Christmas yet, so let's pass the cinnamon and nutmeg while we remember the reason for the season.
October 31st / November 1st
November 2, 2025 at 11:11 AM
October 31st / November 1st
Plenty of time to meet up with the offspring of Enterprise D and go on space buddy adventures.
October 30, 2025 at 6:14 AM
Plenty of time to meet up with the offspring of Enterprise D and go on space buddy adventures.