A. Much of the info in Trimble's Concordance regarding ship registries was stuff I provided to her. In cases where I didn't put it in the encyclopedia, it's probably just my oversight. We try to put in all the ships for which we feel we have reasonable documentation, be it markings on a ship model, Starfleet 'status report' screen graphics, or actual dialog. There are many people involved with such things-the art department, visual effects department, the writers and producers, model makers who are work at outside shops under contract, computer animation companies, and others. As a result, it's surprisingly difficult to keep track of all those sources of information-which is even self-contradictory at times-so it's not surprising that some mistakes creep in. Mike.
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takeoffs are optional; landings are mandatory
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"Omigod. Singing meat. This is altogether too much."
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"Species 5618, human. Warp-capable, origin grid 325, physiology inefficient, below average cranium capacity, minimum redundant systems, limited regenerative abilities."
Ex Astris Scientia
Bernd: I picked up the most recent (1995) printing of the "Concordance" as one of the 1st things I bought on eBay, so it's readily available there. There's nothing really "new," just the ST6 ships which you already have, although the TAS stuff is fun.
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"Omigod. Singing meat. This is altogether too much."