Starship Pics

[Mark]

A Nova class (a little better than the Oberth.....but still )



Thanks much trekmania.net

[Mark]

And an origianal design, the Intimidator Class



From the folks at ussporthos.org

[bob]

dosent look too original its basicly the sogvreign w/an extra nacelle, right?

[Nutso]

Sovereign and Borodin class. None of them were done by me. I've had these for 4 years now and the website name and address escapes me.


Borodin with weapon pod I think.

[Mark]

Nice.....I like that new ship.

[Captain Seafort]

I'd always imagined that the deflector was necessary for warp travel; with some of the smaller ships, a hidden a/o small-scale deflector would be fine, but for larger ships (Connie, et. al.,) the large visible dish was more efficient.

It's worth noting that all the ships lacking the full deflector are single-hulled. It may be that the small-scale deflectors have a very limited area of effectiveness - not enough to cover the various pylons and necks of the larger designs.

[Teaos]

Anyone else think the nacelle on that Nova kinda looks like a American flag?

[JudgeKing]

Ther Excalibur Class
USS Excalibur NX-90000

[stitch626]

I don't remember where, but there is a canon okudagram of the Miranda showing the nav deflector to be internal, but close to the hull.

Also, for the type 9 shuttle, that isn't a nav deflector on the front, it is a phaser emiter (unless it is a deflector with a phaser emiter in it ).

[Mikey]

I'd always imagined that the deflector was necessary for warp travel; with some of the smaller ships, a hidden a/o small-scale deflector would be fine, but for larger ships (Connie, et. al.,) the large visible dish was more efficient.

It's worth noting that all the ships lacking the full deflector are single-hulled. It may be that the small-scale deflectors have a very limited area of effectiveness - not enough to cover the various pylons and necks of the larger designs.

That, and Rochey's comment, are pretty much what I was driving at - although I didn't notice the pattern that Seafort did.

Also, for the type 9 shuttle, that isn't a nav deflector on the front, it is a phaser emiter (unless it is a deflector with a phaser emiter in it ).

Why not? The deflector dish on the Defiant was a nav deflector, probe launcher, torp launcher, and automatic drip coffee pot.

[Graham Kennedy]

I don't remember where, but there is a canon okudagram of the Miranda showing the nav deflector to be internal, but close to the hull.

Also, for the type 9 shuttle, that isn't a nav deflector on the front, it is a phaser emiter (unless it is a deflector with a phaser emiter in it ).

No it isn't. The phaser emitters are to the sides.



There's also reference to the nav deflector in one of the Voyager eps... the one with the forcefield full of primitives on the planet I think.

[Nickswitz]

Why not? The deflector dish on the Defiant was a nav deflector, probe launcher, torp launcher, and automatic drip coffee pot.

I gotta get me one of those

[Lt. Staplic]

Anyone else think the nacelle on that Nova kinda looks like a American flag?

Kinda, but in the wrong colors,

what about the Integra class looks like a Nova with an extra pair of Nacells?

[Mark]

Wish we had stats to go along with those pics.............alas

[Lt. Staplic]

we're
if a ship has no facts we use deductive cannon facts and screen play to make accurate stats, we're aboca and beyond.
So who want's to take the time to prove or disprove that the Integra is a nova with 2 more nacells?