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Reverend
Based on a true story...
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You might want to try a lighter shade of grey, that one looks a little too heavy.

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Lobo
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quote:
Originally posted by Reverend:
You might want to try a lighter shade of grey, that one looks a little too heavy.

ok

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Dat
Huh?
Member # 302

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I noticed you labelled the ship as USS Galaxy NCC-1701. Being nit-picky here, but I think you should change the rego. You can keep the name, just say it's the immediate precedessor of NX/NCC-70637 and of a different class.

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Lobo
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hmm this ship has no name or rego.
i had written the name "uss-pregalaxy ncc-34017" for a joke not more.
cya
lobo

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Dat
Huh?
Member # 302

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I meant the touched up and colored version, not the original sketched version. I hadn't noticed the rego on the original. Well, you can keep the original rego from the sketched version and the USS Galaxy from the revised version. The whole ship looks good. I've done sketches, but they're not as detailed as yours...or any good for that matter.

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Lobo
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ok the ship name is "U.S.S. MINERVA NX-61424"
ok its not the best name but i dont know any good names for starships.
cya

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akb1979
Just loves those smilies!
Member # 557

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You short on ship names? OK.

Agamemnon, Aggressor, Aggregator, Amazon, Apocalypse, Audacious, Avenger, Bellicose, Bengal, Boldheart, Brilliant, Broadsword, Centurion, Challenger, Champion, Chimera/Chimaera, Cleopatra, Cobra, Columbia, Conqueror, Courage, Crystal, Damnation, Damocles, Defender, Devastator, Emancipator, Enforcer, Epimetheus, Fearless, Formidable, Freedom, Fury, Furious, Glorious, Gorgan, Grey Wolf, Guardian, Heracles, Hiroshima, Horatio, Hornet, Humanity, Hyperion, Illustrious, Implacable, Indomitable, Intimidator, Judicator, Kipling, Knight, Leviathan, Liberator, Lightning, Maelstrom, Magnificent, Majestic, Manticore, Mirage, Monitor, Nautilus, Nemesis, Nova, Odyssey, Olympus, Onslaught, Peacekeeper, Peremptory, Pheonix, Pollux, Powerful, Protector, Proteus, Quantico, Quasar, Ramilles, Raptor, Reckoning, Redoubtable, Relentless, Renegade, Renown, Reprisal, Republic, Righteous, Sabre, Salvation, Sentinel, Shadow Dancer, Shockwave, Stormhawk, Tempest, Thunderbolt, Tornado, Triumphant, Typhoon, Ulysses, Valiant, Valorous, Vendetta, Vengeance, Vesta, Victorious, Vigilance, Vigilant, Vindicator, Warlock, Whirlwind, Wild Quasar, Xerxes, Yamato, Zeplin, Zoroaster.

How's that for starters?

[Big Grin]

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Dat
Huh?
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Of which many of these names have been used on existing starships and even fan-ships. I myself have used Antietam, Archer, Ares, Ark Royal, Armistead, Atlantis, Bishop, Black Hole, Brodd, Castro, Chamberlain, Coral Sea, Dean, Democrat, Flamingo, Fort Wagner, Gettysburg, Gladiator, Glory, Guadalcanal, Indefatigable, Kathleen Mavourneen, Kiev, Kratocki, Maine, Mallory, Mariner, McLachlan, Meade, Minsk, Oslo, Patriot, Popmaze, Pride, R.G. Shaw, Rigel, Sacramento, Spear, Taryn Dodd, Tobey, Vang, Velazquez, Villarreal, Vincennes, Virginia, Winchester, Exodus, Hopson, Kathmandu, Topaz, Voltaire, Fiscus, Pioneer, Atlas, Shokaku, Westphalia, Byzantium, Warspite, Hornet, Nimitz, Forrestal, Tarawa, Midway, Sloane, Honorius, Minerva (yes, I've used this too!), Gallant, Defence, Montezuma, Zuikaku, Tirpitz, Bismarck, Bogue, Shinano, Ranger, Wasp, Kaga, Soryu, Hiryu, Albuquerque, Sisko, Mir, Concordeski, Sputnik, Nemesis, Insurrection, Contact, Generation, Country, Frontier, Voyage, Spock, Wrath, Motion (notice a pattern there?) T'Pol, Kirk, Clayton, Bajor, Bellau Wood, Bono, Brazelton, Brittanic, Cayuga, Congress, Defender, Edge, Escher, Flying Dutchman, Hammurabi, Hawking, Herodotus, Indus, Jay, Joshua Tree, Mullen, Libra, Loki, Mandelbrot, Mother Theresa, New Ironsides, Potomac, Roddenberry, Sagan, Silent Bob, Thucydides, Titanic, Triangulum, Tunguska, T'Veri, Utopia, Van Diemen's Land, Vink, Virgo, Wanderer, Winslet, Wright, Nostradamus, Trinity, King, Lincoln, Nietzsche, Chichen Itza, Daystrom, Machiavelli, Hannibal, Harbinger, Avenger, Nimrod, Argus, Kirov, Xerxes, Rice, Amargosa, Pompeii, Herculaneum, Pliny, Star Empire, Attila, Keel, Timbuktu, Krakatoa, Netherlands, Ironclad, Barrett, Canberra, Austen, Kitty Hark, Indomitable, Terrell, Excel, Pulsar, Seminole, Oberon, Talos, Artesia, and Realm. Now that's a list of names. [Eek!]

And feel free to use any of them. [Smile]

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Reverend
Based on a true story...
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If everyone who made a starship sketch went to the trouble to use a name that has not been used before ever on anything, official or fanbased, then I think you'll find that there aren't enough words in the dictionary.

So who really cares if U.S.S. Bastard Cutthroat and Dribble NCC-54321 has already been used by some obscure fan design, which is actually a crude cut & paste of a Danube and Mr Blobby?

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Austin Powers
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And now for something ... to take this thread completely off-topic:
Vogon: where was that line from:

"I'm melting! I'm melting! Oh, what a world!" ?

(Not "Who framed Roger Rabbit" by any chance?)

Of course I DO know, where the line about the "backing something up with paperwork" originated, obviously... [Wink]

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Lee
I'm a spy now. Spies are cool.
Member # 393

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Gosh. Um, I believe it's partly a quote from The Wizard of Oz. . .

http://uk.imdb.com/Quotes?0032138

Although personally I wouldn't bother using that link, the IMDB has become so riddles with adverts it's functionally impossible to use.

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Austin Powers
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Really?
You might try http://us.imdb.com instead of the UK affiliate.

I never had any problems there. Enjoy!

[ January 26, 2002, 08:37: Message edited by: Austin Powers ]

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