People sometimes ask for templates, and I don't normally do that. I don't have the time. So many people have asked for templates of the Star Trek snowflakes, however, I'll make an exception. It's not often one's fandoms/nerddoms intersect like this and I'll happily use each to promote the other.
I'll start with the NCC-1701A and add more as I find the time. Actually, we'll just have to see what happens, because--as mentioned previously--I don't have the time.
I'll start with the NCC-1701A and add more as I find the time. Actually, we'll just have to see what happens, because--as mentioned previously--I don't have the time.
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Directions
1. Download trekflake printfile (from the two just above this section) and print onto an 8 1/2" x 11" sheet of paper.
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2. Flip it face-down, then follow the steps here to fold the sheet of paper into a blank from which we will cut the snowflake.
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3. Do not stress out if the image is not perfectly straight and/or centered in the blank. Even if it's a bit off, like the one in these instructions, your snowflake will come out looking sweet.
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Note: To cut the original, I drew the image by hand onto a blank. The nacelles and struts are quite thin in proportion to the rest of the ship. Since the nacelles are what holds the 1701A snowflake together, I've cut them to be somewhat thicker than a technical drawing would indicate.
