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Yet looks like from 200 years after. Oh well, we all know that obviously.
Anyway Lobo, love your design - be it with or without bulging secondary hull. As you said, just make two versions and everyone will be happy...hopefully
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quote: Yet looks like from 200 years after. Oh well, we all know that obviously.
We "all" do?
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Update: The name "neo nx class" is just a placeholder for the real class name, thats not given yet.
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Think I like the blue/yellow scheme better. Those thick pastel-colored columns make the ship's guts somewhat difficult to make out.
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i love the side profile of the "bulgey" version. Lobo, you should be working for Paramount. then there would be at least one person there who actually cared about trek.
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Yes, that first page sketch is great with the dual, forward-facing phaserstrips on the "forehead of the saucer. It could be the first Starfleet ship that can fire several beams simultaneously. Picture that, with two bright lights traveling down the strips, shooting out from the lower halves, straight forward.
Note to author: The right nacelle on the first-page sketch looks like it is curving more upwards instead of outwards from the main body, which I actually think is nicer than the IMO too wide nacelle pair of the real NX-01. If the nacelles are aligned more closely to the body, like in the sketch, it looks faster and sleeker, mmm.
I'm not saying "Dauntless" sleek, but, well...
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Yes, and I remember in "Year of Hell" (or was it that first Malon ep, "Void"?) when Voyager gave all she got, she fired multi then too, it was nice.
But I meant even more timed and simultaneous, like old Enterprise 1701 did with her parallel blue beams, in TOS.
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