A more advanced concept of our Enterprise design. No color yet, we're too busy.

The thrilling conclusion to the pilot of Star Trek: Final Frontier. Now viewable one image at a time.

A whopping 103 storyboards make up Final Frontier: Part Four. That's a hundred and three.

The storyboards continue with an exciting look at part three. Things blow up, we meet some new aliens, and Donal does some welding.

Storyboards for Final Frontier: Part Two (now complete), in which some exciting things happen.

Complete storyboards for Final Frontier: Part One. Huge thanks to artist Mei-Yi Chun for his excellent work in bringing this thing to life.

A limited budget meant it was impossible to collect as many assets for our other crew members as we did for Chase. We concentrated on Donal next, to emphasize the more action-oriented elements of the series. Holden's design was finalized, but Mister Zero, our chief engineer, never moved past the concept phase.

As Captain, Chase was the most important design and the first we put together. Our original artist, Jeff Parker, did multiple angles and turnarounds on the Captain for our later pitches. Our goal was a classic, heroic look with minimal lines.

The pilot story features two new alien races, the small and primitive Ordrin and the our bad guys, the Verlicon. Although neither progressed to a final design, these concepts give a rough idea of the direction we were pursuing for each.

This gallery contains numerous concepts and an indication of the principles we were going for with our new Enterprise, the most important character in the show. The new Dragonfly is also represented, in a somewhat more final fashion.