Jeffries kept the exterior as plain as possible, both to allow light to play across the model and to suggest that the ship's vital equipment was on the interior, where it could be more readily maintained and repaired.
Although Jeffries wanted to avoid the cliche of a "flying saucer", the saucer-shaped upper portion of the hull eventually became part of the final design.
Jeffries initially designed the habitable portion of the ship as a sphere, but it conflicted with the need to suggest the ship's speed. Jeffries imagined the ship's engines were so powerful they would be dangerous to be near, hence the pair of external warp nacelles. With Roddenberry's speed requirement, Jeffries decided the ship needed to be instantly recognizable from a distance, and that speed could be conveyed by the ship starting small in the background and growing as it accelerates toward the camera.
Roddenberry insisted the ship not have fins or rockets Jeffries also avoided repeating fictional designs from Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon, along with the real-world space exploration work done by Boeing, Douglas Aircraft Company, Lockheed Corporation, NACA, NASA, and Northrop. Series creator Gene Roddenberry wanted the ship's design to convey speed, power, a "shirt sleeve" working environment, and readiness for a multiyear mission. Jeffries' experience with aviation led to his Enterprise designs being imbued with what he called "aircraft logic". Matt Jeffries designed the crew's spaceship, the USS Enterprise. The original Star Trek television series (1966–1969) established key tenets of the Star Trek franchise: an intrepid, diverse crew traveling through space and encountering the unknown. It was primarily used as support craft designed to carry out assaults that larger vessels, such as Galaxy-class ships or vessels such as attack cruisers could not perform.Matt Jeffries' design of the USS Enterprise-featuring a saucer section, engineering hull, and external engine nacelles-established a design schema that influenced the Star Trek franchise's future television and film spin-offs. In starship classification, an attack fighter, also known as a fighter, attack flier, or attack ship, was a relatively small, maneuverable, and heavily armed starship. This page contains information regarding Star Trek: Lower Decks, and thus may contain spoilers.
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