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Looking at my printed out pages, I see at least 9 Intrepids, 4 Sovereigns, 3 Yeagers, 4 Defiants, 4 Galaxies, and many others. It's a dream come true. (Send this to the producers,somebody, and beg them to make a TV Movie and put this scene in it until they can't stand it and make one.) Oh, I've seen the other page before, it's Romulan ships and such. No more Starfleet ones.
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There are even some rarer ones in there too. Like Sydneys, Apollos, New-Orleanses, Olympics, Peregrines, Constellations, and (**cue angelic choir**) Ambassadors.
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Since when do we have a design for the Apollo class?
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The Apollo is that Vulcan design, the T'Pau type.
Wait. I'll correct myself before I start an argument. That is what I, and many others, believe. This is based on the T'Pau's entry in the Encyclopedia's shiplist, which lists its class as Apollo.
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One of these days, one of us will finally unearth a photo of the U.S.S. Gage model from the unused "Emissary" footage. We will all then bow down to that as-yet unknown person and kiss his/her feet. We will all then accept this model as the official Apollo Class starship, although it was not canonically seen in the episode. There will no longer be any question as to the existence of the Apollo class, or if the Vulcan ship T'pau was of that class.
This is the Word of Dukhat.
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Say, can anyone put some links in for pictures from the second and third (and forth?) pages that you might have downloaded please as when I go to the pages, the pictures don't load.
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I'll try,akb1979. For those of you who don't see teh T'Pau design, it's in the second pic, to the top right of the big Defiant, to the left of the Oberth. I see some Steamrunners and Centaurs and New Orleans class ships there, too. Now, there's a ship at the top of the page, above the big Akira. It's on top of an Intrepid and above a Galaxy. It has a blue deflector.I think it's an Ambassador. FYI, it was in "Call to Arms." Or, it's an Excelsior.
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Sorry. Couldn't get any more links. All the pictures on the site are X's. Who knows why Okuda put the T'Pau on a STARFLEET ship list. The Vico was there, I admit, but why not things like the Santa Maria, the Shiku Maru, the Artemis, the Odin, or the Milan? Those were Federation ships, too!
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Sorry. Couldn't get any more links. All the pictures on the site are X's. Who knows why Okuda put the T'Pau on a STARFLEET ship list. The Vico was there, I admit, but why not things like the Santa Maria, the Shiku Maru, the Artemis, the Odin, or the Milan? Those were Federation ships, too!
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I've talked to the guy who made those pictures before in some online discussions. He has his own website Star Trek: Utopia. It hasn't been updated in awhile, but there are a few additional nice pics. It's on Geocities, so you'll have to cut and paste. The URL is "http://www.geocities.com/area51/Dimension/8041/". Make sure you select the "no frames" option on the main page. To get to the art faster, use "http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Dimension/8041/art.html".
Check out the Enterprise-E getting the crap kicked out of it by the Defiant at "http://www.geocities.com/Area51/Dimension/8041/defiant/ente/defvsee.jpg".
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