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| SFM Guru Join Date: May 2006 Age: 23
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| Hey Madeinjapan, nice bridge and ship! You can check out SketchUp if you want to dabble in 3D modelling a bit. It's free, and if you like it enough youcan always buy the Pro version or start using 3DSMax or the likes... |
| VisionM.nl: an artist community Resident SketchUp nut: Carlg's Pre-ENT Daedalus | Hayden Class Scout | |
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| SFM Nugget | Quote:
Anyways, thank you all for the comments, as for a 3D program, I may pick it up down the road but for now I am more a 2D kind of guy, its my forte. -Josh | |
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| SFM Nugget Join Date: May 2006 Location: Classified Tactical Engagement Zone
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| A wee bit big for my tastes, but she wears it well; graceful with nice lines. Looking forward to a three-view! |
| I've been looking for an original sin, one with a twist and a bit of a spin... | |
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| Star Trek Dauntless A fan series that needs your help. "The most important job is not to be governor, or first lady in my case." -- George W. Bush | ||
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| SFM Nugget | Quote:
As of now, the two ships of the line are as follows: NX-83282 U.S.S. Monarch NCC-71832-B U.S.S. Odyssey I presumed that the federation would do a 12 ship run, so the others will be assigned registries and names as time goes by. More write ups on the ships technology, features, and such to come. Quote:
AS A NOTE: This ship is being designed for a Star Trek text based Sim called Star Trek: Andromeda. The first ship of a proposed fleet for the sim is the Odyssey and we are recruiting now. If anyone is interested, please visit the link below. Star Trek Andromeda | ||
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| I'm hoping you gave her more of a Legacy-Class / Intrepid-Class ovular design saucer section. |
| "Star Trek: New Worlds" Anthology http://www.geocities.com/trekwriter31/FanFic.html | |
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| SFM Nugget | Below is a link to all that I have done on the top, I know it isn't much but it gives you a general idea of the saucer shape. Monarch Class Top WIP by ~madeinjapan1988 on deviantART |
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| SFM Nugget | Well, since the Federation is exploring the Gamma/Delta Quadrants and Andromeda/Triangulum Galaxies, have you thought about having Captain La Forge's Starship Challenger sent on a mission to the Andromeda Galaxy? If so, why not use Dark Saber's USS Challenger bridge either the original or the one with Sovy consoles(just pick one). Since I'm now the member of your ST: Andromeda RPG as Lamhirh_of_Abh, I was thinking about commanding a Monarch-class Enterprise-F as Captain Naomi Wildman(yes, I'm a guy, but Kuro-chan of KuroRPG is one too and he uses a purple hair girl as his character). My first officer is a decendant of Ambassador Spock and Saavik named Science Officer Lt. Sarek(named after Spock's father). Btw, have you ever thought about posting the RPG info on Star Trek Expanded Universe Fanfic/RPG Wiki? |
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| It's a great looking design, it really fits right into the post TNG era of ships. I really like the steeper angle of the saucer, since I've never been a fan of the skylight style of windows that the flatter hull produces, except at the edges, which are what we always saw in TNG. It also makes the ship look more robust and heavy. The double stack of the saucer is interesting and it looks like the saucer's shuttle bay will be notably large. The deflector has a nice rake and the lines of the engineering section are strong and attractive. The aft shuttlebay doors are steep but pleasing. If this is really the successor to the Galaxy Class, then you should consider giving it a well thought out saucer separation ability. The Sovereign was made with this ability in mind but it was never executed properly because, I think, it was never made final. As such, the ship looks like it should have saucer separation but doesn't look like it could pull off in a way that makes sense. Also, if you could figure out how to incorporate a secondary hull flair, like the Enterprise-C and Galaxy Class, and make it look good, I would be impressed. I would also like to see the sensors go around the entire edge of the saucer and mid-line of the engineering section, such as on the Galaxy Class. I think the nacelles and pylons don't fit the idea of it being a slip stream ship since even with a strong enough ability to make calculations, instabilities could still happen to the quantum slipstream conduit, causing damage to the ship, or even throwing the ship out of control. Problems like that are bound to happen since it's a very new technology to Starfleet. Better to make the ship more structurally robust just in case by moving the nacelles right up to the hull. You should also consider a new style of deflector, unless you already have, since it's the deflector that allows quantum slipstream travel and not the nacelles. I greatly dislike the phaser arrangement, it appears completely haphazard and weak, while the arrays themselves appear too thin. It also looks like it has about five more decks, they should be counted from the very bottom of the ship, not the bottom most line of windows. Blackbird17: A Nimitz is 340 m long and 78 m wide, not 900 m long. |
| My slightly improved and famous Enterprise Reference Pack. - 2/6/08 Last edited by Major Diarrhia; 04-13-2008 at 07:51 AM. | |
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