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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Ace: [QB] ...and I hope it never becomes canon. Why is it that Okuda and the other physical model tech-heads never inform the CGI guys about registry numbers? All the other GCS that were physical models had NCC-718XX except for the [i]Galaxy[/i] and the [i]Enterprise[/i]. The Yamato's saucer that was blown up also had a 718XX number. When CGI comes along, we get 71099 and now 70564...it's not really a big deal, but then we have other CGI ships like the FC ships, the [i]Honshu[/i], and the [i]Prometheus[/i]. Sure, we can say the FC ships were actually always there, and we could say the Honshu is simply a refit Nebula (it has the lowest registry number of all known Nebula class ships, yet has newer CGI "features" like a Galaxy class saucer with impulse engines, versus the previous, spartan saucer). Now, we have the most advanced ship ( [i]Prometheus[/i]) with a registry lower than her Nebula predecessor (why couldn't they just pick another name?). This isn't a rant, just an inquiry as to why Okuda and Co. don't communicate as much to the CGI guys as they do to the physical modelers (and yes, I know Okuda himself labeled quite a few models like the Yamato). [/QB][/QUOTE]
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