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AndrewR
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This is a pic done by taking Jason Abbadon's ship the USS Heimdall based on Rick Sternbach's original conception for the USS Pegasus and combining it with a planet and starfield created by me.

Andrew

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Nice ass there, Heimy!

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Jason Abbadon
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Neato!
Great work as always, Andrew!
Nice planet effect there: the subtle atmosphere look often eleudes me nad then I jusy go "borrow" a background from ST:AU. [Wink]


Gimmie more!

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Always wanting MORE! lol.

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Jason Abbadon
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Yeah...that's me.

I do believe this will make a nice desktop for my home machine.

Wanna play with the space station?
Mabye the Norway?
I have posted nice blurry pics of the USS Nimitz- a sub-class of the Indomitable just this week.....

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I have a larger version if you want - for your background.

I'd be interested in some other comments.

I reckon the planet turned out really well - probably the most realistic of all the pics i've done with your ships Jason.

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Showing once again the superiority of physical models over CGI!

Nice work, Andrew and Jason.

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Jason Abbadon
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Many thanks- I just voted on an amazing physical model of (I'm pretty sure) your Penguin class shuttle BTW.
A great design and an excellent model too.
http://scifimodels.org.uk/comp2004/entries/17/17.html

..though I cant fathom what that missile thing is for.

Photonic torpedo?
Probe?
Subspace tranciever?

Andrew- if you could E-Mail me with the larger version of the image, that'd be great:
[email protected]

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Hey Jason, sorry I just looked - I don't have a larger file - the large file was earlier on in the creation process. Sorry. [Frown]

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quote:
Originally posted by Jason Abbadon:
..though I cant fathom what that missile thing is for.

Photonic torpedo?
Probe?
Subspace tranciever?

Going by Masao's specs on his site it's called a 'Blue Meanie' photon torpedo, presumably more powerful than a standard torpedo of the time as the Penguin only carries 2 of them while it carries 10 standard photon torpedoes.

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Photonic torpedo?
Damn Enterprise and it's silly jargon to explain the fact that it has photon torpedoes and phasers way too early.

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Mikey T
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I'm surprised that they don't have shields still.

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Don't ever believe the specs on my site. They're the last thing I think about.

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Jason Abbadon
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quote:
Originally posted by Masao:
Don't ever believe the specs on my site. They're the last thing I think about.

Yeah, I'm like that with my ships too: the creative process rarely works that way. [Big Grin]

Ever think of updating the Penguin for the DS9 era?
You could use the windshield from one of the larger TNG shuttles...
I could place it on my upcaoming Perseus class in it's biiig shuttlebay.
Your opinion on the sketch is welcomed:
http://www.picturetrail.com/gallery/view?p=999&gid=3843157&uid=657989

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quote:
Originally posted by Jason Abbadon:
quote:
Originally posted by Masao:
Don't ever believe the specs on my site. They're the last thing I think about.

Yeah, I'm like that with my ships too: the creative process rarely works that way. [Big Grin]

Ever think of updating the Penguin for the DS9 era?

Nope!
I think fighters had a very narrow temporal and operational niche, which was only around for a few decades. In my fleet, fighters are sort of like PT boats or E-boats and were only used in the early 2200s. I don't know if fighters are going to be useful against capital ships in the 2370s. Of course, if modern trek combat takes place at the speed of highway driving, then I suppose fighters might have a role!

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Jason Abbadon
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I was thinking of them having a more ground support and evac role.

For the Penguin's size and by the TNG era (with it's miniturized impulse drives) a lot of people could cram into one of those if needed and a small pair of inboard or retractable nacelles could be incorperated to the ventral side.

I'm thinking of something for the Dominion War and conflicts just after.
Something like a cross between your Penguin and the Type 7 shuttle with inboard nacelles like the Argo shuttle.

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