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I would guess the Curry's nacelles were Miranda, not C-II. The pylons look like Miranda ones, and we already know they were using one for the Centaur...
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I agree. & I'd really like to see some decient photos of the miniatures, since we still don't know how the curry's primary & secondary hulls connect. Now that I think about it, I was watching "A Time to stand" the other day & there were two curry-types. Can anyone get a screen cap? it was on the far left of the screen, I'm fairly certain it was a sideview.
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Actually Monkey, if I had to chosse between a Yeager and a holoship, I'd choose the holoship. However build the Yeager model obviously does not a have much preception when it comes to the size of different ships.
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I'd take the Holoship too. At least it's a well-thought-out design with a logical purpose and layout.
(Though I must say that the tri-nacelle Excelsior kitbash -- aka the Medusa -- is starting to grow on me.)
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quote:Originally posted by MIB: I say we have MinutiaeMan commited for starting to like the Medusa. All in favor???
Thanks, but I've already been committed once...
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quote:Originally posted by targetemployee: The USS Enterprise is close to a million tons. ("Mudd's Women")
Scott's line was not meant to be taken literally. It was a hyperbolic statement meant to explain his frustration at the situation they were in, not be proof of the Enterprise's overall mass.
Next you'll tell me that Riker really DID serve aboard the USS Lollipop.
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Sorry, it's pet peeve of mine about the Canonistas. Every line of dialog in every show MUST be taken literally, along with every graphic, every display, ever set piece, even if the material was never intended as such.
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