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| − | '''Franz Joseph Schnaubelt''' ({{y|1914}} – {{y|1994}}) was the author and illustrator of the ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'' and the ''[[Star Trek Blueprints]]''. Herr Schnaubelt's publications, which he wrote and illustrated under the names Franz Joseph and Franz Joseph Designs, are rejected as non-[[ |
+ | '''Franz Joseph Schnaubelt''' ({{y|1914}} – {{y|1994}}) was the author and illustrator of the ''[[Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual]]'' and the ''[[Star Trek Blueprints]]''. Herr Schnaubelt's publications, which he wrote and illustrated under the names Franz Joseph and Franz Joseph Designs, are rejected as non-[[canon]]ical as of 27 January 2007. Nonetheless, they helped to spawn a continuing interest in both the futuristic technology depicted on ''[[Star Trek]]'' and the schematics thereof. |
| − | <br />As an unexpected legacy, Franz Joseph's blueprint and book are responsible for beginning the sub-genre revolving around the blueprints and schematics of fictional vehicles and locations from Star Trek. Examples include: |
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| − | *[[List of Star Trek Technical Manuals]] |
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| − | *[[List of Star Trek Blueprints]] |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* [http://www.trekplace.com/fj-kdint01.html 1999 Interview with Karen Dick] (Franz Joseph's daughter), concerning his ''Star Trek'' works, at [http://www.trekplace.com TrekPlace.com] |
* [http://www.trekplace.com/fj-kdint01.html 1999 Interview with Karen Dick] (Franz Joseph's daughter), concerning his ''Star Trek'' works, at [http://www.trekplace.com TrekPlace.com] |
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Revision as of 02:15, 26 March 2007
Template:Realworld Franz Joseph Schnaubelt (1914 – 1994) was the author and illustrator of the Star Trek Star Fleet Technical Manual and the Star Trek Blueprints. Herr Schnaubelt's publications, which he wrote and illustrated under the names Franz Joseph and Franz Joseph Designs, are rejected as non-canonical as of 27 January 2007. Nonetheless, they helped to spawn a continuing interest in both the futuristic technology depicted on Star Trek and the schematics thereof.
External links
- 1999 Interview with Karen Dick (Franz Joseph's daughter), concerning his Star Trek works, at TrekPlace.com
- 1982 Interview with Franz Joseph, conducted by Paul Newitt, at TrekPlace.com
- 1976 Interview with Franz Joseph, conducted by Gerry Williams and Penny Durrans, at TrekPlace.com