Here is a transport ship (something like a more recent version of the Sydney): http://www.uni-siegen.de/~ihe/bs/startrek/my_ships/vladivostok.htm
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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
BTW, I love your Patria Class!
Have fun with your Federation Class
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"When You're Up to Your Ass in Alligators, Today Is the First Day of the Rest of Your Life."
-- Management slogan, Ridcully-style (Terry Pratchett, The Last Continent, Discworld)
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[This message has been edited by Prakesh (edited April 26, 2000).]
Prakesh:
Hey, you're lucky if you are working with Corel Draw. They still have an export filter that actually works!
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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
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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
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When you're in the Sol system, come visit the Starfleet Museum
There is a problem, since the profile of the saucer is curved, whereas my method assumes a perfect cone. I sometimes correct the positions of windows manually, if they would be on the wrong side of a hull panel or deflector grid line. This is often necessary in the upper, flattened part of the saucer.
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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
It certainly is in mine now!
Nice blend of Ambassador-Galaxy. What is the blue pocket on the saucer-nose? Looks interesting.
Let's see now. Any criticism? The nacelle-arms could be shorter, they look unnecessarily vulnerable. They don't HAVE to be aligned with the outer edges of the saucer, do they? Look at voyager.
Anyways, cool set'o wheels, holmes.
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-It's a free society, except there's nothing free,
there's no guarantees y'know, you're on your own.
It's like, "law of the jungle"!
-Keva Rosenberg
Some food for thought. Wouldn't it be cool to draw flat surfaces on starships, for effectiveness over aesthetics? I was thinking of the front view of the Patria. If the round engineering-section would be the same proportions but "six-edged" (forgot the latin) it could be nice.
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-It's a free society, except there's nothing free,
there's no guarantees y'know, you're on your own.
It's like, "law of the jungle"!
-Keva Rosenberg
[This message has been edited by Nimrod (edited April 27, 2000).]
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"Keep on Trekking"
-D. Kelly
I was thinking about a more angular secondary hull, but I guess the larger a ship is the more likely it would have a smooth and curved surface.
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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
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-It's a free society, except there's nothing free,
there's no guarantees y'know, you're on your own.
It's like, "law of the jungle"!
-Keva Rosenberg