Hey.. its summer and we are all discussing mundane issues since theres nothing going on in Trek.. i need to throw my hat into the forum.. i lost my list of the fandom Abbe (or Abb�) class torpedo destroyers featured in Jackill's manuals.. i have found a few modeling sites while searching them, but specifically i need to know the name of the ship that was NCC-5309. and the rest too..
i though it was at Steve Pugh's database, but i cant find it on the page i thought it was on. does anyone have the blueprints or that site and can give me the registries?
Posted by Dat (Member # 302) on :
I can only give you registries from James Dixon's list.
5300 Abbe* PT destroyer [later proposed Soyuz* attack frigate] 5301 Grattchi [later Estell, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5302 Akkardi [later Ursaline, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5303 Millian [later Bozeman, proposed Soyuz attack frigate--built as 1841] 5304 Sketters [later Davidson, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5305 Winkler [later Taheri, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5306 Gipson [later Imari, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5307 Jacka [later Refieuna, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5308 Zhang [later Noever, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5309 Xe [later Acree, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5310 Edlin [later Sloan, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5311 Brittania [later Chinea, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5312 Esprey [later Moxely, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5313 Kelso [later Talbot, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5314 Wakinhutch [later Katsinis, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5315 Maddox [later Helena, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5316 Jenss [later Pandora, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5317 Caudle [later Cavannaugh, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5318 Abbdoria [later Foeller, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5319 Paxton [later Sonnier, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5320 Yearkiss [later Grilliot, proposed Soyuz class attack frigate] 5321 Adams [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5322 Crusader [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5323 Kinkershif [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5324 Eclipse [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5325 McLister [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5326 Hannover [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5327 Alumni [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5328 Quaid [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5329 Stallings [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer] 5330 Velxor [proposed Abbe class PT destroyer]
Posted by CaptainMike: Director's Edition (Member # 709) on :
damn.. i knew there was another ship with a two letter name besides the Ng!
thanks for the help, BTW.. those were exactly the list i was looking for...
i am going to write in a random reference to one of my stories where the NCC-867 rendezvouses with the NCC-5309.. just to see if anyone as pathetic as me gets the reference
I believe those registries and names are as Jackill published them.. it'd be nice if Dixon included sources for his ramblings, but what can you expect from a lunatic, right?
[ July 23, 2002, 10:56: Message edited by: CaptainMike: Director's Edition ]
Posted by Harry (Member # 265) on :
What kind of a name is Ng!?
Posted by CaptainMike: Director's Edition (Member # 709) on :
The Ng is one of DS9's runabouts in the Avatar era.. I have no idea what a Ng but trying to say it out loud is problematic at best.. since is a runabout we can safely assume its a river somewhere though, theoretically on Earth, possibly in a war torn area where vowels are in scarce supply.
Now what is a Xe? I'm inclined to disregard the concept of the U.S.S. Xe and call it the second name instead, but I have no idea what the hell source our favorite anti-Paramount hermit used to get it.
Posted by Shik (Member # 343) on :
The Ng is most likely in Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, or some other Southeast Asian nation. It's pronounced "ing." "Xe" sounds Chinese. Or maybe he just made it up. Those things DO happen, you know.
Posted by CaptainMike: Director's Edition (Member # 709) on :
Dixon or Jackill just making something up? NAAAAW, never... Posted by TSN (Member # 31) on :
TMBG had no trouble pronouncing "Ng"...
Posted by PsyLiam (Member # 73) on :
Well, whoop-de-do for TMBG. Let's give them all a medal.
Posted by Red Ultra Magnus Pym (Member # 239) on :
Giants don't need medals! They're big! They can eat people! They'd eat you if they had the chance. Don't reward this behaviour.
Posted by Mark Nguyen (Member # 469) on :
"Ng" is actually a Chinese name. Typically in North America, it's pronounced "ing" as in "phasing". It's a fairly common last name for Chinese people - however due to the spelling Ngs are commonly mistaken for Vietnamese, where "Nguyen" is roughly equivalent to "Smith".
Mark
Posted by Red Ultra Magnus Pym (Member # 239) on :
So how would you pronounce Nguyen?
Posted by Red BWC (Member # 818) on :
quote:Originally posted by Mark Nguyen: where "Nguyen" is roughly equivalent to "Smith".
Uh, Smith?
Posted by Masao (Member # 232) on :
"Ng" was my Chinese grandmother's maiden name. She later changed her to Smith. "Ng" is usually pronounced "eng," I think.
Posted by The Mighty Monkey of Mim (Member # 646) on :
quote:Originally posted by Red BWC:
quote:Originally posted by Mark Nguyen: where "Nguyen" is roughly equivalent to "Smith".
Uh, Smith?
He MEANS it's a very common name.
Posted by Red BWC (Member # 818) on :
Boy, some people can't take a joke...
Posted by The359 (Member # 37) on :
...says the pot Posted by Red BWC (Member # 818) on :
I dont think you understand the point of the idea of shooting me. It was a joke inside a joke. You made a joke of shooting me, and I joked about my address.
Or: Playing along with a joke.
Get it now?
Now that that resolved, what was CaptainMike talking about?
Posted by Ritten (Member # 417) on :
'When" called it said it was when....
make a recording of youself throughout the week, listen to it, and ask your self that same question....
Posted by Mark Nguyen (Member # 469) on :
Regardless of the pointlessness the topic has fallen into, "Nguyen" is probably best pronounced "nu-EHN" in North America. The real Vietnamese pronunciation is all in one syllable, and sounds something like "ngooeeng", pronouncing the two "ng" parts as "ing" without the "i". Given this complexity to Western ears, most people settle on "nu-EHN" or "nu-IN". However, I personally use "NU-yehn", a French/European pronunciation, which employs a silent G.
Got that? There may be a quiz later.
Mark
Posted by Shik (Member # 343) on :
Pfft. Fuck it. I'mma just call you "Harry Ioki" & be done wit' it, bitch.
Posted by Red Ultra CaptainMike Pym (Member # 709) on :
"How can you expect to get your pilot's license, Mr. Bartel?! The last thing you piloted was that thread at Flare.. and look how wildly it veered off course!"
But what a ride...
i basically got my curiosity fixed up with that shiplist in post 2. everything from here is fair game.
from now on whever i see the name Nguyen, i'm just going to say 'Smith'.. for the rest of my life.. how hilarious!
i have the name i need to make my Jenny NCC-867, NCC-5309 pics im planning.
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