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Nasvec
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Hi,
How long does it take a starbase to construct (build) a ship from scratch? (not a prototype)

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Aethelwer
Frank G
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It probably depends on how old and how large the design is, but I doubt a regular, everyday ship takes more than a year or two to build.

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TSN
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Member # 31

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Didn't we just have a big discussion about this?

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Elim Garak
Plain and simple
Member # 14

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Yes, and a discussion just before that one. This is The Thread that Refuses to Die� (a replacement for those Charles Capps Interrgotaions).

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Nasvec
Ex-Member

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sorry, when I posted this topic, I did't know that where was already one of the same topic...

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Elim Garak
Plain and simple
Member # 14

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Oh, 'tis alright. I think.

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Curry Monster
Somewhere in Australia
Member # 12

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As has been said, it really depends on the class of vessel being built, and the period that it is being built in. Can you be more specific?

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[This message has been edited by Daryus Aden (edited July 28, 1999).]

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