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No, the big one is way bigger. The left one is the standard battleship, the middle one is the seldom seen v-wing cruiser.
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OK, thanks, and actually, looking at the 'bug' pictures on the other thread - and looking at the windows - assuming the are roughly the DS9 standard windows - i.e. about one person to two people can look through them, I would say 125m is pretty good for the bug length, that is in keeping with what I can picture as 100m - i.e. the running track at my old school - its a big help when you can picture say a dominion bug coming to land on the oval...
The battlecruiser is sometimes ~700m, and sometimes ~300m. The V-ship is also ~300.
The battleship, of course, is supposedly ~1200m.
The bug is ~93m on the show.
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What is this V-ship? Is that the same as the battlecruiser? I think the battlecruiser is like 650m, the battleship (from "Valiant") about 1500m and the bug about 100m.
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The V-ship is here and here. This is the only close-up I know up, from "In Purgatory's Shadow." Notice the wing structure...it's very different from the regular battlecruiser.
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Painstakingly handscanned [poorly] by yours truly [to an insane enlargement level].
Note the "inverse Bolian" ridge down the middle, absent in the regular battlecruiser, as well as the [proportionally] larger upper nacelle-thingies, and of course longer, more definately-slanted wings.
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[This message was edited by The_Tom on April 07, 1999.]
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