Making sense of Discovery's Klingon Starships...

Now thats how to make the 1 Wing look practical

 

I do love a bit of asymmetry!

 

IIRC, this was the first non-canon asymmetrical design in Trek history.

 

This one reminds me of the Giger designed spaceship from Alien.

 

Very neat take on the new Klingon designs.

 

Tihihi yeah its been a while since you've done something asymmetrical.. couldn't resist huh?

 

HOGAAAAAAAAAAAN!!!!!!

 

I know nothing, I see nothing...

 

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https://s33.postimg.org/4yl53ycgv/Klingon_TOS_Battlebarge_00.jpg

 

Hmm, to my eye, the nacelles are a bit too reminiscent of those on the TMP Vulcan Warp sled that took Spock to the refit Enterprise. Other than that, you've presented quite a stable of thoroughbreds here.

 

Uh...the nacelles are under the hull. And thanks

 

Yeah, in another thread I postulated that the sarcophagus ship is actually just a normal TOS-era battle cruiser, but over the years it became coated in so many layers of Klingon coffins that the exterior now looks all jagged and weird, like a boat hopelessly covered in barnacles.

Kor

 

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Reminds of FASA Andorian Starfleet Designs

What a Cylon Battlestar could look like

 

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This was all done analog style on real paper? I find the look of it really appealing in today's digital age.

 

Atolm's on a roll...

 

This is one is fantastic. Love the color and the shading, as well as the general shape.

 

Great hybrid of the 2 earlier designs

 

Direct Link:
https://s33.postimg.org/ykm0jg3bz/Klingon_TOS_Strikecruiser_00.jpg