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There's a new Kelvinverse video game out, Star Trek: Fleet Command. One of the playable ships is the U.S.S. Realta NCC-0184. The interesting thing about this ship is that apparently a CGI model of it was docked at the Spacedock with the other cadet ships in Star Trek '09:
memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Realta_(NCC-0184)
I've seen the ship before, but obviously because it's so small in the shot, no details could be made out until now. The name and registry number could also have just been made up for the game and might not have been on the actual CGI model. It's much smaller than the other starships and also seems to have a cockpit rather than a bridge module, but the registry and the saucer seems to imply that it's a bona fide starship rather than a shuttle. It looks like it has a large and a small nacelle, and they ironically look reminiscent of the DSC nacelles rather than the Kelvinverse nacelles.
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That shit's ugly af.
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The side view makes me think someone looked at this in the DS9TM and said "Yeah, I can work with that...". Only, they couldn't.
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It is ugly as hell, but its the Kelvin timeline, I dont expect much.
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