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For those that grew up enjoying the original series or those that discovered it in syndication, this is quite the treat: an opportunity to see an animated deck-by-deck visual layout of the Enterprise.

This 3D animation was created using Franz Joseph's detailed schematics of the Enterprise from the 1970's as a reference.

Star Trek: Very detailed 3D model of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Part 1:  Deck 1-11 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3QF-8n1-3qI

Star Trek: Very detailed 3D model of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701. Part 2:  Deck 9-24 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pCRaq-DV-po


Here is another video available. Some of the information is repeated, like providing scale references.

Star Trek: Inside the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyf6auv-jMk&list=PLWgHRiBLYqygis9CnKyNaqOM0mi4QiWrc

Hope you enjoy these videos and provide your thoughts if inspired.

That is incredible with all the little details. I can't quite get past how he says seventeen o' one instead of one seven o' one, but not enough to take away from how detailed all that stuff is. 

Sorripto wrote:That is incredible with all the little details. I can't quite get past how he says seventeen o' one instead of one seven o' one, but not enough to take away from how detailed all that stuff is. 

I and everyone i've know always said it 'seventeen oh one', maybe its a generational divide thing?

Battle Lion wrote:

Sorripto wrote:That is incredible with all the little details. I can't quite get past how he says seventeen o' one instead of one seven o' one, but not enough to take away from how detailed all that stuff is. 

I and everyone i've know always said it 'seventeen oh one', maybe its a generational divide thing?

To chime in… I’ve always identified the Enterprise as NCC seventeen oh one (17 01) as well. Fascinating! Lol

Jeff T wrote:

Battle Lion wrote:

Sorripto wrote:That is incredible with all the little details. I can't quite get past how he says seventeen o' one instead of one seven o' one, but not enough to take away from how detailed all that stuff is. 

I and everyone i've know always said it 'seventeen oh one', maybe its a generational divide thing?

To chime in… I’ve always identified the Enterprise as NCC seventeen oh one (17 01) as well. Fascinating! Lol

In all my years in the Navy we always said each number individually, and I am fairly confident that is how they said it in the show too. I am shocked, and honestly quite amused if I have been wrong for nearly 40 years, that saying NCC one seven o' one is not the norm.

Agreed Sorripto. I have no recollection of any instance ever of any canon-saying other than N-C-C-1-7-0-1, even with bloody A, B, C or D

I can tell you that it's the same thing in the Canadian Navy, according to my late father (who was a huge Star Trek fan). And I have friends in police forces that can confirm they always say each letter (ususally as a name like Norman-Charlie-Charlie) then each number individually, never bunched up as it could bring confusion if comm is not 5/5 (seventeen could sound like seventy for example).

Apparently this has been a discussion for quite some time now.
Here's an example: https://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/43tpns/sort_of_a_poll_do_you_say_onesevenohone_or/

There isn't even full agreement on the end: Oh one or zero one