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Ooooooohhh, shiney!

Love that last pic. Reminds me of a classic car poster.

They just don't build them like that anymore...

kostmayer wrote:

Aye - second star to the right, then straight on till morning. Given how Generations turned out, that image should have been the last we saw of the old crew.

EXCELSIOR!

Captain Seafort wrote:Aye - second star to the right, then straight on till morning. Given how Generations turned out, that image should have been the last we saw of the old crew.

Agreed, though Kirk's death was pretty good. Only he could die and still be just that cool.

Ugh. Did you have to remind me that Star Trek resorted to quoting Peter Pan?

Holy crap, It's been long since I last visited this site!

Anyway, my little contribution:

The Sentinel class









It was created by Jonathan Wasik for his fan fiction series, Star Trek Dragon. It's one of my favorite Trek ships

Looks like the Intrepid-class the way it should have been, without those stupid swing-wings.

Really? I never thought about it that way.

@Dwarf

Has Wasik ever gotten back to writing Dragon?

No, he didn't, unfortunately. There was a spin-off, written by Daniel Balding, but it hasn't been updated for two years now.

The uprated Connie will always be my favorite. It's got sexy lines.

Smallest model of the Enterprise in the world - 8.8 micrometers long.



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Very cool indeed, although it's a slight pity they chose the E-D rather than the E-nil (original or refit). It might have been dictated by technical limitations, but I'd have thought she'd be the obvious choice as the Enterprise, for Trekkies and the general public alike.