The Motion Picture
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I've always wondered were those little "defense" ships small fighters, or unmanned probes????
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Re: The Motion Picture
I think they were unmanned.
As to the lone Galor question: Breen frigates had the energy dampener, but didn't seem to be uber-armored or shielded; yet they were able to get to Earth and attack while the UFP was on a war footing.
As to the lone Galor question: Breen frigates had the energy dampener, but didn't seem to be uber-armored or shielded; yet they were able to get to Earth and attack while the UFP was on a war footing.
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Re: The Motion Picture
As I recall Rick Sternback said they were unmanned drones. I think of them as small, short range versions of the Cardassian Dreadnought design.Mark wrote:I've always wondered were those little "defense" ships small fighters, or unmanned probes????
Incidentally they were made from the hull of a Typhoon class submarine model. The same thing was used for the soliton wave rider, where we get a really good look at it...
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Never noticed that before. At least they dressed it up a little more than the Mausers from SW.
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Hmmm.....interesting. I'm glad I finally asked 
They say that in the Army,
the women are mighty fine.
They look like Phyllis Diller,
and walk like Frankenstein.
the women are mighty fine.
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Re: The Motion Picture
Well, at least the Captain of Siskos ship didn't bother to drop the non-combatants off. Must have been a quite self-confident guy!Rochey wrote:I'd imagine they'd drop all the non-combatants off before rushing into a suicidal battle.
Good Lord, speaking of bothering: Is there nobody here feeling responsible for keeping the discussions on-topic? 
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Re: The Motion Picture
That thing looks like a highly advanced Catamaran.GrahamKennedy wrote:As I recall Rick Sternback said they were unmanned drones. I think of them as small, short range versions of the Cardassian Dreadnought design.Mark wrote:I've always wondered were those little "defense" ships small fighters, or unmanned probes????
Incidentally they were made from the hull of a Typhoon class submarine model. The same thing was used for the soliton wave rider, where we get a really good look at it...
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Never realised that thing was a Typhoon.
True enough. Perhaps there was no time to drop the non-coms off?Well, at least the Captain of Siskos ship didn't bother to drop the non-combatants off. Must have been a quite self-confident guy!
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If your going into a fight where you are pretty sure there will be heavy casualities like that one they should of just shoved them into life pods and launched them.
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For that question, you must be smited. We shall have no such talk of on-topicness, foolish man you are.Good Lord, speaking of bothering: Is there nobody here feeling responsible for keeping the discussions on-topic?
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Re: The Motion Picture
BLASPHEMER!!!Mithrandir wrote:
How dare you speak of such things?!?!? We will have no foolish thoughts of On-Topic-ness in this forum (
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We really need some sort of specialised picture for that for just these occasions.BLASPHEMER!!!
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DefinitelyRochey wrote:We really need some sort of specialised picture for that for just these occasions.BLASPHEMER!!!
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He's back, run!
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