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They are best known for their in-depth manuals explaining how to get your aging Fiesta moving just one more time.
But now motoring enthusiasts bible Haynes has put out a rather unusual new version of its popular guidebooks: an illustrated guide to Star Treks U.S.S Enterprise.
With detailed cutaways of all of the versions of the iconic ship from its inception in the early TV shows with Captain Kirk right through to Jean-Luc Picard, the book is destined to be a science-fiction geeks dream Christmas present.
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A side elevation of the USS Enterprise (NCC - 1701) which shows the position of the thrusters
Warp Speed: An overview of the main bridge including details of where every crew member stood
The captain's chair on the main bridge, as used by Captain Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard, is broken down while Spock's role is analysed
The Haynes team even hired famous graphic designer Michael Okuda, who produced a technical manual for Star Trek scriptwriters to make sure the technology was consistent throughout the shows.
The Star Trek version looks just like every other Haynes manual
Weve tried to capture a bit of Star Trek magic, he said.
Each iteration of the Enterprise comes with a full-ship cutaway and details of the bridge, the transporter room and engines. Even the space ships crew quarters
Each ships systems are analysed in detail and key developments from one version to another are discussed at length.
The 160-page book even covers technologies such as defensive shields, deflectors and computer systems.
Derek Smith, editor at the Book Division at Haynes Publishing said: Weve had a lot of success with our manuals on classic historic aircraft, such as the Spitfire and the Lancaster, and also with our manual on Apollo 11.
'So we started looking for other iconic subjects to cover.
Haynes has manuals on the Titanic and the Space Shuttle as well as a Wallace And Gromit contraptions manual due to be released.
Mr Smith told the official Star Trek website: Haynes Enterprise Manual covers the various Enterprises some in more depth than others at a level that is accessible to anyone.
'So it was really about getting the level of technical detail just right.
Whats also important is that the book shows how the design of these ships evolved from NX-01 through to NCC-1701-E.
'Along the way we go into more detail about the key technologies used on board. People want to know how warp engines work. We explain that. People want to know how transporters work. We explain that.
The U.S.S Enterprise manual will be published as a hardback and priced £19.99.
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The guide book even comes with a detailed analysis of how the Enterprise was able to hit warp speed to get out of trouble
The Enterprise's warp core is investigated including the elements that took it to beyond light speed
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...tar-Treks-U-S-S-Enterprise.html#ixzz13ni1HZyX
But now motoring enthusiasts bible Haynes has put out a rather unusual new version of its popular guidebooks: an illustrated guide to Star Treks U.S.S Enterprise.
With detailed cutaways of all of the versions of the iconic ship from its inception in the early TV shows with Captain Kirk right through to Jean-Luc Picard, the book is destined to be a science-fiction geeks dream Christmas present.
Enlarge
A side elevation of the USS Enterprise (NCC - 1701) which shows the position of the thrusters
The Haynes team even hired famous graphic designer Michael Okuda, who produced a technical manual for Star Trek scriptwriters to make sure the technology was consistent throughout the shows.
Weve tried to capture a bit of Star Trek magic, he said.
Each iteration of the Enterprise comes with a full-ship cutaway and details of the bridge, the transporter room and engines. Even the space ships crew quarters
Each ships systems are analysed in detail and key developments from one version to another are discussed at length.
The 160-page book even covers technologies such as defensive shields, deflectors and computer systems.
Derek Smith, editor at the Book Division at Haynes Publishing said: Weve had a lot of success with our manuals on classic historic aircraft, such as the Spitfire and the Lancaster, and also with our manual on Apollo 11.
'So we started looking for other iconic subjects to cover.
Haynes has manuals on the Titanic and the Space Shuttle as well as a Wallace And Gromit contraptions manual due to be released.
Mr Smith told the official Star Trek website: Haynes Enterprise Manual covers the various Enterprises some in more depth than others at a level that is accessible to anyone.
'So it was really about getting the level of technical detail just right.
Whats also important is that the book shows how the design of these ships evolved from NX-01 through to NCC-1701-E.
'Along the way we go into more detail about the key technologies used on board. People want to know how warp engines work. We explain that. People want to know how transporters work. We explain that.
The U.S.S Enterprise manual will be published as a hardback and priced £19.99.
Enlarge
The guide book even comes with a detailed analysis of how the Enterprise was able to hit warp speed to get out of trouble
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencet...tar-Treks-U-S-S-Enterprise.html#ixzz13ni1HZyX
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