Star Trek: Inside the USS Voyager Deck 1-15

This is a completed and updated 3D animation of the USS Voyager, covering Decks 1–15 in full detail.

Featuring a newly textured and highly detailed 3D model by Alex Klemm, this is the most comprehensive animation to date of the 24th-century Intrepid-class starship.

Launched from Earth Station McKinley and built at Utopia Planitia, the 345-meter-long Voyager was designed for long-term exploration with advanced tech, powerful defenses, and a crew capacity of up to 350. Despite being half the size of the Enterprise-D, it was more technologically advanced in nearly every way.

3D Model by Alex Klemm:

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0:00 Introduction
1:07 Exterior
4:14 Shuttle
4:34 Ads
5:48 Bridge
6:55 Deck 2
7:28 Deck 3
8:01 Deck 4
8:31 Deck 5
9:01 Deck 6
9:55 Deck 7
10:50 Deck 8
11:40 Deck 9A
12:19 Deck 9B
17:06 End

[nicholasmorsovillo]

It's sad that we never got to see the Aerowing Shuttle used on Voyager it's pretty awesome looking being the size of s Danube Class Runabout.

[ximalas]

Imagine walking on these decks, room by room, even if it's only a full scale mockup.

[andiholman]

Things I learned from this video.

Cpts quarters are the big set of windows pointing fore. Mess hall is the small set of windows above it. Not sure why but always imagined it to be the reverse.

Sets of recessed windows in engineering hull are just offices. Always imagined them to be engineers quarters.

Cargo bays are huge. Knew they’d have to be large but never imagined they’d take up such a sizeable portion of primary hull.

Unused Aerowing footage. Okay, now my mind is blown as I’d never seen that before. That’s just too cool for words…

Still cannot believe the captains quarters are larger than the space given to the main mess hall used by the whole ship. I’d move them and place them directly behind the ready room with an adjoining door between the two. The rear observation lounge seems a little superfluous given that it’s so far away and not reachable directly by turbo lift. Id turn it into an intimate bar/restaurant. The kind that comes with a waiting list.

[WozWozEre]

There was an episode where Janeway went down to the absolute lowest decks and didn't know her way around, having to ask a crewmember for directions. Always thought that gave a good idea of just how large these ships are internally.

[morganb]

i was always aware that Voyager was not a small ship, but i never had a very strong grasp of its interior space; this video has been an incredible help in that regard.

[BryanMinnix]

I love these videos you make. I appreciate how much work it must be to research and model all this. Thanks for another one!

[nicholasmorsovillo]

I forgot what the name of the episode was but I remember where we saw the Captain's private dining hall on Voyager but when Janeway came inside she found Neelix had turned it into a galley and I think it stayed that way throughout the shows entire run.

[jasondyer]

Finally, someone explains the layout of the main shuttle bay!!!

[jawarakf]

Thanks Half screen, it's the most modern looking & practical star trek ship

[bramweinreder]

I always wondered about that craft under the saucer section! Wasted opportunity that they never used it. This is the Delta Flyer we all deserved.

[Nekzus]

Appreciate the thought and effort put into these. They make these ships seem like actual space vessels instead of just fancy soundstage sets.

[DouglasEdward]

Love these so much Halfscreen, your channel is one of life's small treasures!

[Skippyzor]

In my opinion the Intrepid class star ship is a masterpiece. Big enough to hold its own but small enough to be effective in most theaters.

[amyjojinkerson-bo]

thank you for your tour it was fabulous

[elblanco]

so awesome! Now I can think about all these details when I'm imagining being onboard the ship.

[nickster]

Absolutely love Voyager! So glad you made this one! :D

[thegreenmanofnorwich]

I quite like that there are so so many shuttles on deck 11. It's just kinda fun, as Voyager went through so many of them.

[Deebz]

The Intrepid class has always been my favourite of all UFP ships. Even if it does look a bit like a warp capable clothes iron.

[nriqueog]

Big Ups to Alex for the Model work. They REALLY elevated the look & feel of this video, and of course the presentation and info provided is as always TOP NOTCH.

[quasarleon]

Man, I had a model of this ship as a kid .
Brings back memories, thanks .