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This is a UE ship from the Earth Romulan war from 2156-2160. This particular design was designed at the end of the war, and therefore only a handful were actually used. It's called the Troy Class, after the city. http://www.prakesh.f2s.com/images/HERCULES.jpg
I hope I'm not violating any copyrights with this, because (as you can see) Masao's work was an example for my first steps on 'gradients & vector' ground.
Masao, do you know what the difference is between CEM and CVM registries?
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Welcome to the vector world! Looks great! It fits in well with my designs. If I might make a suggestion, I think the all the lines on top should taper to a spot somewhere in front of the hull rather than at the end of the hull. The three center lines (on the top view) seem to be converging in front of the hull whereas the outer two lines converge at the end of hull.
Don't worry about copyright, I'm not a lawyer and it's your work, not mine.
The registries were based on modern US Navy registries: CC means cruiser, CL means large cruiser, CE means escort cruiser, CV means carrier, and the M suffix means "matter/antimatter." The Navy uses N to mean nuclear.
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Tell that to the Romans. Although this is like a Berlin-class ship called the Stalin, or something like that.
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Ah, but a Stalin commissioned before or after Germany's invasion of the Soviet Union?
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Wow, that would crush morale! Seeing a German Stalin kicking your Soviet ass
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Although this is like a Berlin-class ship called the Stalin, or something like that.
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