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As some of you may know, I am working on posting my "Star Trek - Gamma Quadrant" episodes to the net with the help of Ritten.
On the front page, I'd like a 3-D graphic model of the ship aboard which "ST-GC" takes places, the USS TOKYO ...
A Pelileu-Class starship ... roughly 12 years old at the end of the Dominion War ... built in 2363 or so ...
A ship with a crew of about 200, so its not that big!
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The physical description, from "Star Trek - Gamma Quadrant A NEW BEGINNING" (which, coincidently, will be the first story posted to the website! - coming soon!) --
Like a vulture, the Tokyo came about, her engines charged, her weapons ready. The Tokyo was a relatively small starship, a sleek saucer with a tiny subspace deflector mounted below, and warp engines sprouting directly off the saucer.
There's also a lot of info about "STGC" in "Designs, Artwork, and Creativity" under "Original Series" ... so far, not much has been added to the website, but the "pilot" has been properly edited, and is already to go!!!!!!
Shouldn't this be the other way around? Engines ready and weapons charged? ------------------ "Dynamics is like playing hockey with a flexible hockey stick" -My Physics teacher --- Titan Fleet Yards - Harry Doddema's Star Trek Site
[This message has been edited by Prakesh (edited November 16, 2000).]
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Indeed. Plus, a vulture is an overly large bird, whereas I believe the emphasis you're going for is small, sleek, and fast. A beter predatory bird choice would be hawk or falcon.
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I have two that SORT of fit the description, but there are minor details that would have to be changed around.
Design 1 (San Francisco Class, only problem is that the deflector is placed in the wedge at the front instead of below the saucer.
Design 2 (Independence Class, only problem is that the deflector is on top instead of on bottom. But you could easily just flip the design over if you like it!)
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I don't mind changing the ship description to match a really cool design. Honestly, I want a design that really stands out ... something that looks Starfleet, but also completely different from other Starfleet ships!
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