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I asked Nick to make me an av of Redd Foxx in a lieutenant's uniform. He pulled pictures of foxes.

Nick did mine. I think Serenity is one of my fav ship designs

Aye, it's a beaut.

It's the bastard offspring of a duck and a bumblebee. It's the quite possibly one of the stupidest looking ships to ever make it into primetime/a movie and could even be the real reason the show tanked. They flew around in a metallic rubber ducky.

Royal_Foxx wrote:I asked Nick to make me an av of Redd Foxx in a lieutenant's uniform. He pulled pictures of foxes.

Shush you

USS Aeon wrote:Nick did mine. I think Serenity is one of my fav ship designs

ANd if anyone else wants one shrunk/made, I can do it for pretty much anything... and have a lot of time on my hands, so any requests?

Nickswitz wrote:Shush you

No

Yes

Tyyr wrote:It's the b*****d offspring of a duck and a bumblebee. It's the quite possibly one of the stupidest looking ships to ever make it into primetime/a movie and could even be the real reason the show tanked. They flew around in a metallic rubber ducky.

Dude, seriously?

* watches as Tyyr is submerged beneath a sea of rabid Firefly fans*

Seriously, I fucking hate it.

That's part of why I like it. Functionality over form.

It's more functional than the Millenium Falcon, and just as stupid looking.

Aside from an intelligently positioned loading door how was it functional?

Tyyr wrote:Aside from an intelligently positioned loading door how was it functional?

Loading door(s), excellent vantage for the cockpit, best possible engine configuration, use of all available space (see: crew quarters). There's very little they could've done to make it any more functional. The only 'fancy' quarters on board were for paying passengers. *cough*GCS*cough*

Nickswitz wrote:Yes

The cockpit was actually poorly placed. If you're trying to line your loading ramp up with anything you have to do it blind since the cockpit hangs so far out over the end of everything. Just as good a vantage point could have been had if the cockpit sat directly above the loading bay or just a bit farther back.

Crew quarters were stupidly designed. Having to use a ladder to get to them makes sure that sick or injured crewmen are either trapped in them or out of them until healed. It also makes them harder to get into and out of in an emergency.

While placing the engines out on the end of the pylons might improve maneuverability it also isolates them from the crew and prevents them from being worked on in flight.

On the cockpit, I agree, it could've been placed a bit further back, and I suppose tiny elevators could've been used instead of ladders. The engines; they need work, go EVA. Maneuverability is way more important for a ship with no weapons.