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Kibayasu posted:I think the D7 and the newer Vor’Cha(?) Klingon ships aren’t appreciated enough. Much better than the bird of prey, big or small. The D 7 is still my favorite Trek ship after the Refit Connie. I was stoked when the Vor'cha showed up in TNG as I was never a big fan of the bird of prey as well.
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Constitution refit D'deridex D-7 Excelsior Klingon Bird of Prey
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Tighclops posted:The Enterprise is a beautiful lady and we love her *points at the line* you're beautiful, you're beautiful... *gets to G* not you
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If the Excelsior and Colonial One from BSG had a love child.
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Gaz-L posted:*points at the line* you're beautiful, you're beautiful... *gets to G* not you The Neo-Con is an alright looking ship, but an ugly looking Enterprise by the transitive property of stolen valor. It doesn't deserve its G.
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Somebody built an Excelsior model kit without reading the instructions. Somebody else just rolled with it.
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nine-gear crow posted:The Neo-Con is an alright looking ship, but an ugly looking Enterprise by the transitive property of stolen valor. It doesn't deserve its G. I like the original Bill Krause version quite a bit. The Picard version isn't terrible but it's worse.
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It doubly blows because the Luna is so frickin' good looking.
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Eason the Fifth posted:There has to be a post somewhere in this thread with all the Enterprises posted in order in-universe chronologically, or by production date
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Gaz-L posted:It doubly blows because the Luna is so frickin' good looking.  A 25th century take on the Luna becoming an Enterprise would have been cool, but the guy in charge was a self-centered hack so 
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The U.S.S. Reminder To Schedule Your Next Colonoscopy
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nine-gear crow posted:A 25th century take on the Luna becoming an Enterprise would have been cool, but the guy in charge was a self-centered hack so Him saying "oh it's fine they're going to make a Titan-B and it'll actually be a successor to the Luna this time" is one of the few times I just think gently caress it, fine, we'll go with that, we'll just put your thing behind us.
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Two episodes of DS9 tonight. First up, "Crossover," in Kira and Bashir find themselves in the original Mirror Universe, 103 years after Kirk's visit, to find things have not gotten better. This was a weird one. Wasn't bad, but it also just wasn't my cup of tea. Was disappointed in Mirror Garak being so transparently backstabbing. Loved Mirror Sisko, though, Avery Brook was just oozing charm when he needed to, and it was a fantastic counterpoint to those moments when he'd let the mask slip just enough for the audience to recognize that he's actually pretty miserable with being Mirror Kira's boy toy. Next, we have "The Collaborator." I enjoyed this one, even with the villain managing to win. I loved the revelation at the end about who the real collaborator was, that was a brilliant twist. Also, the episode "Battle Lines" becomes ironic in retrospect when we learn that Bajoran collaborators are sentenced to exile... On the subject of Federation ship design, I'm a fan of Voyager, the Delta Flyer, and the Cerritos. No notes.
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A "kitbash" from the other Star Trek thread:
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The real Enterprise-G.
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The book universe created something that actually looks quite a bit like that, but way way better. It's supposed to be a 23rd-century scoutship, that's only like 3 decks tall, and I think it's a really cool take on the Starfleet design principles given that kind of size constraint.
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Knormal posted:The book universe created something that actually looks quite a bit like that, but way way better. The Archer Class, that's a favourite of mine.  Actually done by a fan for the book series, the authors reached out to a fan whose creations they liked and commissioned them to design a scout.
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That's like Starfleet Universe done right.
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Tighclops posted:Reminds me of https://www.starfleet-museum.org/ That's the fan they collaborated with!
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MikeJF posted:That's the fan they collaborated with! oh poo poo that rules lmao
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If they made a modern Trek DS9 that sucked: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2PbOqlimFlo
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zoux posted:If they made a modern Trek DS9 that sucked: Idk if it's a parody or sincere but the baseball planet was just a hack move I lol'd irl
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No Dignity posted:Idk if it's a parody or sincere but the baseball planet was just a hack move I lol'd irl
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zoux posted:If they made a modern Trek DS9 that sucked: It's just a rehash mashup of Discovery and Picard's "Things You Might Remember From Star Trek Flying Around An Esoteric Dreamspace" wet fart. Also I guess Prodigy also did that, but it at least looked cool in comparison.
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Computer, give me the Expanse intro but with the Sisko
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zoux posted:https://x.com/justinbaragona/status/1742969618891759675?s=46&t=A_iY-gupVf13dcIJPetZhQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_71QzBeaRg This video covers it pretty well.
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In tonight's episode of DS9, the luckiest man in Starfleet, Chief Miles O'Brien, is arrested, found guilty, and sentenced to death for crimes against the Cardassian people in "Tribunal". A good entry into the "O'Brien Must Suffer" canon. Great performances from O'Brien, Keiko and Odo, especially Odo in the courtroom during the trial. Only one episode left to go in Season 2!
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To conservatives, Star Trek must look like a bunch of white dudes cruising through the universe in their living room while telling off random forehead aliens
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They totally misread Kirk as a rugged individual man of action that fucks, instead of a nerdy collectivist ideologue that fucks
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