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Baloo
Curmudgeon-in-Chief
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"Gull" fast destroyer
(Not it's real name!)

--Baloo

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Bernd
Guy from Old Europe
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Interesting. It looks like a Klingon-Romulan hybrid. Maybe some remainder of the short alliance and the Romulan D-7 ships.

I especially like it because there is no other mid-sized Romulan ship.

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First of Two
Better than you
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It does look like a midway point between the old D-7 ships and the Warbirds. Like a point midway along the morph, if you tried morphing the two images together. Cool.

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Baloo
Curmudgeon-in-Chief
Member # 5

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That was the idea behind this vessel and the Cormorant fast cruiser (even if everyone seems to think it looks like the Whitestar

I drew the Cormorant first, then decided I wanted a smaller vessel based on the same general layout. The Gull is shorter overall (in pixels), with a shorter body, nacelles, and a different "head and neck" than the cormorant. I changed the scale a bit to ensure it was definitely smaller, and there you have it.

The Gull might be a kitbash, but at least I gave it some thought and didn't just change the scale and leave things at that.

--Baloo

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