Pathfinder-Class Long-Range Science Vessel (U.S.S. Voyager-B)
Marmoset Viewer export of the model
Collaboration with Spacedock to create an official lore video regarding the in-universe story of the Pathfinder.
Screenshot from Star Trek: Picard episode 3x01, "The Next Generation."
Eaglemoss' die-cast model of the U.S.S. Pathfinder for their Star Trek Online Starships collection.
Star Trek Online in-game screenshots
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Star Trek Online in-game screenshot.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
Marmoset render and Photoshop composite of the model.
The very first sketch of what the Pathfinder might look like, drawn immediately after I was told I'd be working on it.
Concept sketches for the Pathfinder's general shape.
Second set of options for the Pathfinder, focusing on the nacelle pylon design.
Final sketch before building the model. I iterated on the design in 3D once I had a better understanding of how the various proportions worked together.
The Pathfinder-class Long Range Science Vessel was the first starship I designed for Star Trek Online and the first Starfleet ship I modeled for the game. It was meant to be a 25th-Century iteration on the Intrepid class, and took some inspiration from early Voyager concepts by Rick Sternbach.
In 2021, I rebuilt the model to STO's current technical and visual standard in anticipation of our Mirror Universe story arc. This updated model also made its way into the third season of Star Trek: Picard, serving as a viewscreen graphic representing the U.S.S. Voyager, NCC-74656-B (an incredible honor), and as several members of the large Frontier Day fleet.
