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i tried doing a graphic of the warbirdized K't'inga a few years ago and realized how ungainly it looked.. i ended up using artistic license to make it look a little more stable, then gave up on finishing a rendered version..
the gif-bash i was intending to work from:
i didnt end up spending any more time on it, maybe i'll render it someday
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Now it doesn't look half bad... But its still a weird kitbash
And, with all due respect to April Wells modeling skills, I think his battleships looks even worse... like a Bat-warbird with big nose
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Wells' version takes a lot of getting used to.... but it grows on you.
I'd have lost the BOP's bridge section entirely and that nose as well, but that's just me playing devil's advocate.
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The nose part on Well's model is the work of the Devil, you don't want a penis for a nose (although it never hurt Karl Maldens career I suppose). The rest of it I can live with, it's not too horrendous from the front or side but the top section view reveals it's Frankenstein origins. The one in the comic is the work of a bored comic artist, it suck AND blows.
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*ponders* Both of those designs have some merit...at least the concepts are interesting. I don't know, I may be (or may not) able to do something with the concept and I have been meaning to do a TOS-era Romulan design for a while now. And no Masao, I'm not naming it after a vegetable!
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Those designs are completely different though. I liked seeing an outgrowth of the Romulan's use of Klingon ships. Technological continuity and such.
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The ships I linked would be of alater vintage than that....no TNG era Romulan would ever serve on a filthy Klinbgon design!
I never cared for that idea that the Romulans had to "use Klingon designs"....I DO like FASA's (movie-era) crossover designs though like the Bright One destroyer and the Whitewind cruiser: they have just enough klingon influence to suggest some tech trading but not so much that the Romulans dont have a unique design esthetic.
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