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Dax
Paradox
Member # 191

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Nimrod: Ms Bouncer??? Your theory is sound but still only a theory. There's nothing canon that proves the Melbourne was the Admiral's ship, whether it's an Excelsior-class or not.

Okuda did confirm that the ship was originally the study Nebula and was later changed to the ILM Excelsior. So really, the ship is either or both, depending on how you want to look at it. The rego wasn't clear (or visible at all) in any of the sightings.

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[This message has been edited by Dax (edited November 15, 1999).]

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Nim
The Aardvark asked for a dagger
Member # 205

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Sorry for that. I still like you.

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Dax
Paradox
Member # 191

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Apology sincerely accepted, Nimrod. Just don't do it again

I'm in transition between internet providers and have about 10 minutes left of my existing account. I'll see you all again as a new net entity...

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
Member # 6

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Considering that the window insets are crap and can hardly be handled by children it is a good suggestion that the "Constellationized Constitution" was actually built by children. However, I hope that AMT crap will not exist anymore in the 24th century. As for Jake building starship models, there was actually a short time when he was interested in technical things and worked with O'Brien. Unfortunately he then developed the wrong interests. A hopeless case

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
Member # 6

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Timo: This is exactly the picture I was talking of. It is definitely an AMT 1/1400 model, and the secondary hull is probably adopted without changes, only the neck is removed, as opposed to the custom-built hull of the detailed Nebula studio model. In this case it is obvious that the small nacelles are taken from the 1/2500 model. Actually, this Nebula entirely consists of existing components. Even I had been able to build it.

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