General Specifications
Starship designed in Ambassador era, is capable of landing & take-off in emergency evac. situations, reconfigurable interior sections for cargo, passenger, or troop transport.
Length: 340.0m�
Width: 234.3m�
Height: 71.8m�
Deck count: 16�
Production Base
Cochrane Fleet Yards, Alpha Centauri System
Type
Transport
Compliment
230 officers and crew; 52 visiting personnel; 2180 person evac limit.
Mass
1,450,000 metric tonnes, unloaded. (assuming Intrepid is 700,000 mt)
Performance
Warp 5, 6 cruising speed, warp 8.4 for 12 hours max.
Armament
Type 6 phaser emplacements on upgraded models, usually concealed. For defensive purposes only. One probe launcher, but no torpedos are usually kept stocked.
I might make this a regular thing once we start doing some more designs... Check out our website for more nifty designs!
� = Subject to change
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Ross: "Inter arma, enim silent leges."
Bashir: "'In the time of war the law falls silent.' Cicero. Have we become a 24th-century Rome, driven by the fact that Caesar can do no wrong?!"
-Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
[This message has been edited by Fabrux (edited March 01, 2000).]
Actually, I like it a lot. The only thing that bugs me are the redundant smaller shuttlebays near 3 and 4. that space could've been used to enlarge the main doors, giving it a wider field of access.
And the nacelles are too cool for a NCC-3xxxx ship.
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"I have never let my schooling interfere with my education."
-Mark Twain
[This message has been edited by Ultra Magnus (edited March 01, 2000).]
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"According to my bird the only bad air around here is you guys farting around."
-Roy Neary
It's still cool to see my artwork on the web...
~ Jason :-)
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OK, OK - I know I should've been here sooner... ^_^
I can barely keep up at SFA...!
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Jackson: "Basically, he was the original Satan."
O'Neill: "Well, isn't that special?"
-Stargate SG-1: "Serpent's Song"
Wait until you see the dedication plaque I'll soon be posting... hahaha
~ Jason :-)
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OK, OK - I know I should've been here sooner... ^_^
I can barely keep up at SFA...!
[This message has been edited by Capt_Spencer (edited March 02, 2000).]
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"A gathering of Angels appeared above my head. They sang to me this song of hope, and this is what they said..." -Styx
Aban's Illustration www.thespeakeasy.com/alanfore
The hull's shaped a bit like a wet-navy ship's would be, and the horizontal pylons with their dark grooves sort of remind me of the Oberth aft primary hull. All that helps in creating the impression of a utilitarian cargo hauler.
I must agree with Ultra Magnus, though: the nacelles are way too cool . Something clumsier, perhaps similar to what the Olympics have...?
And whenever I try to think of that whale landing let alone taking off... Is there a gigantic aft landing leg to keep the fantail up or something?
Timo Saloniemi
It reminds me of something I saw while poking around at SFA the other day. Check this out: http://www.happy-soft.com/scifiart/ubb/ubbhtml/Forum1/HTML/000574.html
Oh, and as far as the dedication plaque goes, that's nobody's business but the Turks.
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Dane
"Mathematicians have long held that a million monkeys banging on a million keyboards would eventually reproduce the collected wisdom of the human race. Now, thanks to the internet, we know this is not true." -- Robert Silensky
quote:
Actually, I like it a lot. The only thing that bugs me are the redundant smaller shuttlebays near 3 and 4. that space could've been used to enlarge the main doors, giving it a wider field of access.
Those small doors are bays 3 and 4. They're just smaller so smaller items can be loaded/unloaded without necessitating opening the larger doors. It also means that things can be stacked up in front of the big doors..
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Ross: "Inter arma, enim silent leges."
Bashir: "'In the time of war the law falls silent.' Cicero. Have we become a 24th-century Rome, driven by the fact that Caesar can do no wrong?!"
-Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
Fabrux: Will probably have ago at doing a 3D thing once I've finished Bernd's Mediterranean. He mailed me today with a 101 thing to add. Not to worry though.
Welcome, Jason, and congratulations again!
Dave (request #102 ): Are you going to post the Med here (considering my lack of time)?
BTW, isn't there a whole portion missing on the ship at Scifi Art? It looks so unbalanced. I suggest to make it a cargo transport, and fill the gap with one or two detachable containers.
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"A few more calculations"
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Ross: "Inter arma, enim silent leges."
Bashir: "'In the time of war the law falls silent.' Cicero. Have we become a 24th-century Rome, driven by the fact that Caesar can do no wrong?!"
-Inter Arma Enim Silent Leges
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"Yes. I have seventeen brains! And eleven legs. And a pecan."
-Frank Gerratana, March 3, 2000