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Bravo Fleet HQ |
 The
headquarters of the organisation of which the Laffey is a
member, Bravo Fleet was formed in 1997. Collectively, it is a
place where many people who enjoy Star Trek have come together
to enjoy that universe within the realm of a role-playing game.
Over the years it has expanded to over 200 ships with over 1500
members. These members participate via e-mail on the ships that
they decide to join. Through writing for their characters, these
members get to experience Star Trek through the lives of their
characters. Bravo Fleet also maintains an extensive website
filled with information regarding its ships and the Star Trek
Universe.
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| Marklar |
Marklar created
the 3D Mesh that is used as the basis of the USS Laffey. To
create a star ship Mesh you have to be incredibly skilled with
the 3D software and the quality and detail on the Mesh we use
for the Laffey is extreme. The pictures that we have created on
this site all look so good because of Marklar's fine Mesh, thank
you Marklar for making it easy for us to look good.
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| William
Burningham |
For his
wonderful Klingon Bird-of-Prey mesh. Brilliant!
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| Liam 'Cyberbob'
Williams |
For his
Federation Dry Dock mesh.
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Sci-fi Art |
Much thanks goes
to Sci-fi Art for their wonderful mesh of a Federation Starbase.
Awesome work!
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Ex Astris Scientia |
 This
is probably one of the best sources of Star Trek information on
the Internet. It has a large amount of information on subjects
as diverse as a list of Substances mentioned on the shows to a
comprehensive Time line and Episode summaries and so very very
much more. The Gallery of everyday 'Trek' objects has supplied a
number of images that we have used to help flesh out the Laffey
site.
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Star
Trek Australia |
An excellent
site that hosts a large number of high quality 3D meshes,
including the aforementioned Marklar's. If we have used a Mesh
on this site then it would have come from here because frankly
there was no need to go anyplace else. The site also hosts an
excellent gallery of 3D images and wallpapers and the quality of
them is stunning.
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| John
Leschinski |
John is someone
I once worked with in Bravo Fleet who is an exceptional graphic
artist. Without being asked he sent me a new set of graphics for
the Laffey Site, which although we have not used them they were
the inspiration for the graphics that we have created for our
front page.
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| Matt the CO |
The Captain of
our ship has picked up 3D graphics and hit the ground running. A
large number of the images of the Laffey and other graphics you
see on this site were created by Capn' Matt. He has also
contributed vastly to the words that can be found on the site.
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| Chris Player
of Ross Taben |
A big shout out
must got to Chris for all the information in the Weapons and
Armour pages of the Equipment Section. Not only for the
excellent effort but also for his patience in waiting for the
Webmaster to get it all up on the site.
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Paramount, CBS, and Viacom |
It goes without
saying that without these three companies, Star Trek would not
be on the air today. We thank them and make the traditional
disclaimer that this site is intended for non-profit use. In
other words, no one is making money off of anything related to
this site or game.
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Star Trek.com |
Thank you to the
wonderful people who work at this facility who keep up-to-date
information about the Star Trek Universe!
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Sci-Fi Meshes.com |
This site has
been a major inspiration to me as of late. Without the
wonderful 3D artists on this site and their numerous talents, I
wouldn't push myself to learn the art of 3D modeling.
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If there are any who have not received credit for work on this site,
please feel free to
contact me and I will make the correction. We appreciate all the
hard work that goes into these wonderful meshes and pics that help us to
enjoy the Star Trek Universe.
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