posted February 06, 2002 12:28 AM
That's cool. But what the heck is up with those registries it provides? NCX-165? Huh?
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posted February 06, 2002 01:35 AM
*imagining the reaction if the producers actually named one of the NX-class vessels Akira* wow that would be something...
posted February 06, 2002 01:40 AM
I'm thinking the "C" and the "1" are typos. At least the "C". It'd just be NX-65, though one wonders why they would go up that high...
posted February 06, 2002 04:32 AM
Minor $poiler$ present, you have been forwarned
Large assumption on their part if they think the Shenandoah from a recent episode is an NX class...unless that's what TPTB also think.
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posted February 06, 2002 04:36 AM
Federation Models, Wes. There's 2 sizes outthere, the 1/1400 by Starcrafts which is fucking spectacular & the 1/2500 by Spaceboy. I think FM only carries the Starcrafts one, though. You can check Starship Modeler for the other.
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posted February 06, 2002 05:32 AM
Yah...I didn't think the Shenandoah was an NX... I assumed it was an older class of ship. Man, some of those models by Warp Models are killer!!
posted February 06, 2002 04:29 PM
Anybody know where "Aniara" comes from? I know it's a sci-fi poem by Harry Martinson, but did he have a source for the name? Old Greek plays, or something?
Agreed that whatever the Shenandoah is, it's NOT a NX-class starship.