Picture the Novelverse - Characters, Ships and More !

[Jinn]

And SCE: Collective Hindsight, Book Two:

 

[Mage]

There's a kitbash and no mistake!

I think I see some Danube class, Defiant obviously. Those little wings look familiar....

 

[Cyfa]

Those little wings look familiar....

- They're from the aft cockpit of the Danube-class, by the look of them.

 

[Mage]

Ah yes, now I see! Thanks.

 

[Defcon]

I think the cover draft for New Frontier: Missing in Action that CC posted a couple of weeks ago hasn't been posted here yet:

 

[JD]

Personally I see him more as an ENT style Tellarite

I usually picture the characters as whatever the most recent design is, unless it's something like the post-ENT TOS Klingons where there are specifically different groups matching the different designs.

 

[Idran]

I usually picture the characters as whatever the most recent design is, unless it's something like the post-ENT TOS Klingons where there are specifically different groups matching the different designs.

(Jinn was joking about how you said "Andorian" by mistake in your original post, I think. )

 

[Jinn]

(Jinn was joking about how you said "Andorian" by mistake in your original post, I think. )

Yes, you're right. I saw a chance of making a bad pun/joke thing and I took it.

 

[JD]

Oops, I didn't realize I did that. I could have sworn I wrote Tellerite.

 

[Avro Arrow]

Yes, you're right. I saw a chance of making a bad pun/joke thing and I took it.

As well you should!

 

[JD]

It's completely understandable. I probably deserve it if I'm oblivious enough to make a mistake like that.

 

[Sci]

Not that specific ship, but we did see the refit-design Endeavour on the cover of Tower of Babel.

Yeah, the NX-01 in the Rise of the Federation series is a museum ship in Earth orbit now (unless she gets pulled out of retirement at some point during Live By the Code--I'm only a third of the way through that one).

Cult Cross's cover for A Choice of Futures is very cool, but it really ought to be NCC-06 rather than the NX-01 (which, so far as we know, was never refit to the Columbia class like the Endeavour was).

Also, they use the TNG-era version of the Great Seal of the United Federation of Planets rather than the 2161 version seen in "Zero Hour" and "These Are the Voyages..." -- but now I'm just nit-picking.

 

[Jinn]

Also, they use the TNG-era version of the Great Seal of the United Federation of Planets rather than the 2161 version seen in "Zero Hour" and "These Are the Voyages..."

Wait, seriously? This thing has a name? I didn't know that...

 

[Sci]

Wait, seriously? This thing has a name? I didn't know that...

The name has never been used onscreen, but it was used in the first two editions of The Star Trek Encyclopedia: A Reference Guide to the Future by Michael and Denise Okuda.

ETA:

Even though the UFP Great Seal is clearly based on the emblem appearing on the Flag of the United Nations (and the Federation Flag itself is based on the U.N. flag), the name itself appears to come from the Great Seal of the United States of America.

 

[Markonian]

Of those who've read the SCE story. Can you identify that amalgam ship from the German covers?

 

[Jinn]

SCE #31: Ishtar Rising Book 2 of 2

 

[Defcon]

and the draft for S.C.E. 32 Buying TIme by Robert Greenberger

 

[Jinn]

Cross Cult released an official trailer for Star Trek: Prometheus

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Translation:
0:06 After years of war, suffering and dying
0:13 the Federation thought to have finally found peace.
0:19 However a previously unknown force
0:26 Challanges all empires of the galaxy.
0:41 What is going on in the mysterious Lembatta-Cluster?
0:54 Starfleet sends their best ship. [as if we haven't enough best ships yet...]
0:57 The U.S.S. Prometheus.
1:06 Kann she avert a new war?
1:18 However the Prometheus
1:20 isn't alone.
1:32 The official Star Trek 50th anniversary trilogy. [along with Prey and Legacies]
1:37 For the first time written by german authors.
1.43 Bernd Perplies
1:46 Christian Humberg
1:50 Cross Cult presents:
1:50 The first official STAR TERK-novel-trilogy written by german authors!
1:50 STAR TREK: PROMETHEUS
1:50 Available in local stores and on www.cross-cult.de

 

[Sto-Vo-Kory]

Very cool, Jinn.

Thanks for posting that!

 

[JD]

Very cool. Is this the first time we've gotten an official Trek Lit book trailer?