Inside the USS Enterprise D (Deck 1-16)

Take a 3D-animated tour of the USS Enterprise-D, exploring Decks 1–16 in stunning detail! 🚀 From the bridge and senior officers’ quarters on Deck 1 to the massive shuttlebays and crew areas below, this Galaxy-class starship comes to life like never before. Perfect for Star Trek fans, sci-fi enthusiasts, and anyone who loves immersive animation. Engage!

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0:00 Intro
2:18 Bridge
4:01 Deck 2
4:42 Deck 3
5:33 Deck 4
6:17 Deck 5
7:31 Deck 6
8:20 Deck 7
9:11 Deck 8
11:08 Deck 9
11:56 Deck 10
13:00 Deck 11
14:00 Deck 12
15:45 Deck 13
16:55 Deck 14
17:54 Deck 15
18:18 Deck 16
18:48 Conclusion

[tondog]

I used to obsess over the technical manual when I was a kid. This content is beyond incredible, my 46 year old soul is a kid again. Thank you!

[ZombieFBody]

I've been spending 20-years restoring a car, how Geordi put the D back together in the same time tells me he's one hell of an engineer!

[Czarzhan]

The bioneural systems were what powered Voyager's computer core. The isolinear chips replaced the Daystrom doutronic, and possibly multitronic, circuitry. I say "possibly" because I don't know if the multitronic framework (which gave rise to M5) was restructured to a more stable architecture between the TOS and TNG eras.

[CaptainFunz]

Thanx for your great work on all ST Ships 👍

[RegClintonBrown]

Andrew Probert deserves an 🏆 for this design details🙌🏾

[eskanda]

30 years later and still the most majestic, regal and elegant ship in all starfleet history. The gentle lines and futuristic curves just make it look like one seamless piece of engineering marvel. It also visually represents the epitome of starfleet and Roddenberry's vision: a hopeful, optimistic, & utopian future for humanity. Considering how long ago TNG came out, I'm disappointed in the other starship designs since then. There was a kind of majesty and elegance to the design of D that hasn't been duplicated since.

[Skunkapeliberationunion]

Seeing the Enterprise I grew up with, back on screen, made me happier than I'd been in years.

[joeylopezdesign]

12:10 that is actually 9-forward being shown (crew lounge above 10-forward) aside from it not having the actual bar in the center, it’s windows are dorsal facing. 10-forward is ventral.

[nicholasmorsovillo]

I like these videos showing the inner workings of the Starship Enterprise and I hope to see ones on the Excelsior Class Enterprise B, the Ambassador Class Enterprise C and the Sovereign Class Enterprise E as the only ones we've seen in videos like this:
T.O.S. Constitution Class Enterprise
Constitution Refit Class Enterprise
Galaxy Class Enterprise D
Klingon D7 BattleCruiser
Klingon Bird of Prey
Earth Spaceadock
Intrepid Class U.S.S. Voyager
Enterprise NX-01
Nova Class U.S.S. Equinox
So I hope to see more on other ships besides the ones I mentioned like on the Miranda Class for example or other Stat Trek ships.

[Peaceforall]

This is first type of video which gives a good look at the scope of sickbay.

Seriusly you put a lot of love and care into this.

Amazing

[johnmoss]

Its a beautiful design i happen to love Andrew Probert's designs he is a legend in federation starship design from the constitution refit to the galaxy class wich are my favorite starship designs and to think star trek fans hated the galaxy class when tng came out and now its a celebrated and loved design and these videos are amazing thank you for your awesome work on this old girl! 😊

[ProtoKun]

2:55 If we're facing the front of the Bridge, Ops is on the left and the Conn is on the right.
6:45 Bioneural gel packs were an advancement beyond isolinear systems, not replaced by them.
10:30 That's the starboard side.
12:10 That image is of Nine Forward.

[stevenfair]

This video does a great job of putting the immense size of the ship into perspective.

[Liac]

12:12 That's one deck above Ten Forward. Ten Forward is different. But the whole thing is brilliant, well done and thank you!

[Andrews__YT]

A very ambitious video given the size of the Enterprise-D, but you're clearly up to the challenge. Bravo!

[joegordon]

Giving me lovely, nostalgic flashbacks to when I got the technical manuals way back in the 80s, thanks so much for doing this, and in so much detail.

[lawrencehodge]

Great video. I love that this shows just how massive the Galaxy Class ships were. There was one mis statement however. In discussing deck 5 and the computer core, you incorrectly state that isoliner chips replaced bio neural systems. Bio neural circuitry didn’t come about until after the Enterprise D was out of service. It was 2371 with the introduction of the Intrepid Class, also the same year the Enterprise D crashed.

[Blakblooded]

Troy's quarters right next to Riker's? Well, that made the walks of shame shorter for both of them 😉

[ppipowerclass]

This is an amazing break down of the Enterprise. Thank you for all of your time put in to this video!

[znkus]

Damn this really provides the insight in the scale of this ship.