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[Inside Trek] Behind the Viewscreen: Robert H Justman

It takes an army to bring a TV show to life, especially one creating it's own world to explore in and more often than not the people behind the scenes are often unsung heroes despite being key to the creation of an iconic a legacy as Star Trek. Robert Justman was one of the many responsible to shaping the Star Trek Universe, particularly in it's early days, and was one of the most influential producers in helping form the original series. Staring his career in technical and production roles, Justman learned the ropes in the 1950's as television in the US would go from a rare luxury to a household staple throughout the decade. Building his skills and reputation as assistant director and production manager on a variety of styles, Justman gained a reputation for being highly unorganised and keeping […]

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[Q2&A] Orientation: The Officers Hub

In the past ten years we've tried to make a conscious effort to make things easier for members to manage and consult the admin side of Q2. Before the days of the internet, any guides, documents or forms were issued by request and a little harder to come by but now things tend to be found within our online membership portal that's constantly changing and growing based on feedback from across the fleet. Now we try to make things as easy add adaptable as possible, utilising our online home for as many member needs as we can with our key resource online being our Officers Hub. In it's current form the Officers Hub is a catch all place for fleet updates and membership administration, allowing you to make changes, updates or get information about Q2 and it's processes without having […]

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[Treknology] Tricorders: The Essential Starfleet Companion.

As essential tool in the world of Starfleet, the tricorder is a multi-functional handheld instrument used to scan, analyse and record data to aid in a number of tasks or duties. Another of the iconic pieces of equipment in the Star Trek Universe, the compact tricorder would come in many forms over the years as an all in one tool for data gathering and analyse whether you were trying to understand your surroundings on an alien world or in need of a guided breakdown of pats during a tricky repair. Star Trek Picard Model Originally designed by artist and designer Wah Chang, the Tricorder was first introduced in Star Trek's debut episode The Man Trap and has been a staple of Starfleet tech ever since. The original was a boxy design with a small display and hidden compartments for full […]

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Tesla Crew Beams Down To Glasgow This Weekend!

It's almost tradition now for Tesla to host away teams to start the year, and this year is no different! After starting their year at Capital Sci Fi in Edinburgh, the crew of the Tesla are beaming down once again to Power Con in Glasgow this weekend! Hosted by Fan Frontiers, Power Con has Power has been one of the core places to meet the crew of the Tesla since it's origins as Acme Comic Con and have become a firm part of the diverse and welcoming fan centric communities hosting everything from Rebel Legions to Ghostbusters! With the guest line up this year including Doctor Who's Peter Davidson, the gaming focused event is set to host Balders Gate stars Amelia Tyler and Tom Downie, as well as Kirsty Rider from the award winning Expedition 33 and more! Fan Frontier's Power […]

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[For The Uniform] The Next Gen Era ‘Working’ Uniform; 2360s-2370’s

Complimenting the formal styles worn in the era on starships such as the USS Enterprise-D, Starfleet introduced a 'Type B' working uniform in the mid-late 2360's. With a looser and more relaxed fit, the working uniform was a standardised jumpsuit with darker tones used on facilities such as Deep Space Nine and later selected by many captains as standard dress across the fleet. Type B uniforms were a simplistic design compared to the Type A's worn by the Enterprise crew. A minimalist style, the base was a black jumpsuit typically worn with an open collar. The four-panel design was straight forward and simple, with internal waistband bringing in the fit at the waist while 'action pleats' were styled into the back for more ease of movement. The shoulder panels, mimicking the style of the Type A, would be coded to […]

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[Treknology] Warp Me! Inside the Engine Room.

For sixty years now the 'Space... the final frontier...' speech is engrained in the minds of half the planet. Even if they've only seen an SNL parody of Star Trek, they know what it means and where it came from. Within the world of Star Trek, there's no exploring the final frontier without one vital component – another piece of the Trek lexicon that's synonymous with it's universe – warp drive. Invented by Zephram Cochrane following the third world war, warp drive was a revolution of space flight. Scraping the pieces together in a battered rural town in Montana, Cochrane used an abandoned missile silo to launch his test ship, the Phoenix, turning a relic of war into a symbol of hope. Maybe not on purpose. His revolution was built for fame and glory. But the day he launched his […]

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