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tricky
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still not available in the UK...

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Jason Abbadon
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quote:
Originally posted by Dat:
The book is due for November.

November of 2000. [Razz]

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November 7, specifically.
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Jason Abbadon
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Neato- you guys think it'll really get released this time?

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So, they want me to buy the calendars again? I'm gonna have to see this thing firsthand before I decide it's worth any money for me...

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Shik
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Hm. Looks to be in widescreen format, so no need for your "spineseamitis." Also...184 pages. Now...how long have they been doing CGI for the calendars? I took off about 12 pages from that numer & then divided by 12 to get 14 & a third. Even if they put in every image every used in every calendar, I KNOW they haven't been producing SOTL since 1992.

Also, my brian just decided a SOTL show series would be a good idea, even though it's highly improbable & would be laughed out of Viacom's office.

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Jason Abbadon
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Not even at Trek's height.

...now a quarterly magazine with fan submissions bolstering the pro art....I could see that doing well.

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I found an image of the back of the calendar:

http://flareupload.pleh.net/uploads/341/sotl2007.jpg

Looks to me like that new Starfleet ship is similar in design to the Enterprise-J...

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Shik
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I see.

So either the ship is from the future & come back in time for some reason, that Galaxy is perhaps 100 years old, or (more likely) the imagers are on crack.

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Strangely enough it looks like a Stingray...
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Jason Abbadon
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Maybe it just impaled the USS Irwin. [Big Grin]

I can imagine the caption:
"Future Sabre collides with aincent Galaxy class".

"On crack" is hardly adequate to describe the senselessness.

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The Amargosa image does look rubbish. :| I'm surprised they used that as the main one on the back cover. The others all look way better. I know everyone's saying the Wolf 359 one isn't very good, but at least in this tiny version it looks pretty interesting. I even like the Encounter at Farpoint pic, and I can't stand that episode or those ships/creatures.

The new ship definitely looks to be from the same period as the Ent-J, and I quite like it. It's obviously not as huge as the Ent-J, and from the pic it doesn't look stupidly flat.

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Yeah it looks nice, but for a 26th century starship it looks to advanced compared to the 29th century Wells. Also, I checked out Memory alpha and in the Enterprise-J entry it states that Ships of the Line calls the Ent-J a "Celestial class" starship.
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Really? I could have sworn that entry said "Flying Pancake" class.
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Well, Ships of the Line is non-canon [Wink]
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