It looks Klingon or Cardassian, if anything. Perchance there was originally a script calling for a Klingon station in DSC and this was designed for that then repurposed? Any designer notes to that effect?
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It's a former prison, converted to secret HQ use by S31. That's why it has the cell-like layers and the "guards' watchtower" extension.
Kar Kantar's bird of prey has arrived and I love it. Follows the classic lines but has interesting surface texture. The bird painting looks nifty. It's at a comfortable size and weight. When I beheld it, I thought it would work great as a TOS movie-era refit.
Kar Kantar's bird of prey has arrived and I love it. Follows the classic lines but has interesting surface texture. The bird painting looks nifty. It's at a comfortable size and weight. When I beheld it, I thought it would work great as a TOS movie-era refit.
It looks like a warhead that fits in a coil-gun
They say in the episode that it's a former prison.
Indeed. According to Memory Alpha:
Interestingly Sloan said S31 didn’t have stations or headquarters and that all information was stored in agents’ minds. This was probably a core policy change in the Agency after the Control debacle.
That was the real Section 31. Not whatever that was in Discovery.Indeed. According to Memory Alpha:
Interestingly Sloan said S31 didn’t have stations or headquarters and that all information was stored in agents’ minds. This was probably a core policy change in the Agency after the Control debacle.
Apologies. I haven’t seen that episode in years
What do you mean? Aren’t these documentaries from the future?
Aww, now it's gone. I like seeing models. I remember Starlog used to advertise a nice line up of Fasa ones. They even looked big with how the pictures showed. Later I got some from Ebay and they were tiny.
TrekCore posted a new blog about the Universe and Online collections: https://blog.trekcore.com/2021/06/star-trek-official-starships-september-2021-preview/
It was shared in the Facebook group by Izo Iscariot, it's how I spotted it.
Besides preview pictures, the blog confirms Issue 7 of the STU collection is the Wallenberg-class Tug 130/27. It comes after issue 6, Narek's snakehead. While we know this Starfleet tug can attach several transport modules (Image link: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Wallenberg_class?file=Wallenberg_configs.jpg ), TUG 130/27 comes with no strings attached. Perhaps if the line continues long enough, we might get the USS Nightingale with some modules?
On the STO side, issue 18 is the Tholian Recluse-class carrier, following on from Starfleet's Edison-class in issue 17.
After the Tholian webspinner from ENT and the 23rd century version from TOS-R, this is the third Tholian ship published by Eaglemoss.
Edit: The Recluse and the Wallenberg-class are due in September.
It was shared in the Facebook group by Izo Iscariot, it's how I spotted it.
Besides preview pictures, the blog confirms Issue 7 of the STU collection is the Wallenberg-class Tug 130/27. It comes after issue 6, Narek's snakehead. While we know this Starfleet tug can attach several transport modules (Image link: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Wallenberg_class?file=Wallenberg_configs.jpg ), TUG 130/27 comes with no strings attached. Perhaps if the line continues long enough, we might get the USS Nightingale with some modules?
On the STO side, issue 18 is the Tholian Recluse-class carrier, following on from Starfleet's Edison-class in issue 17.
After the Tholian webspinner from ENT and the 23rd century version from TOS-R, this is the third Tholian ship published by Eaglemoss.
Edit: The Recluse and the Wallenberg-class are due in September.
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STO is about to drop two "25th Century reimagining" ships - the updated Malachowski (Clarke-Class) and an updated Oberth (Grissom-Class). The Clarke looks quite good! Would like to see it added to the Eaglemoss STO line. The Grissom notsomuch.
Both will have consoles linked to the Genesis Project, which makes sense for the Grissom but not the Clarke... unless there's a new plotline coming up regarding the Lukari restoration project (which uses Genesis in all but name) and a Clarke-Class will feature as an NPC?
https://www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/11489623-it's-time-for-a-new-genesis
Both will have consoles linked to the Genesis Project, which makes sense for the Grissom but not the Clarke... unless there's a new plotline coming up regarding the Lukari restoration project (which uses Genesis in all but name) and a Clarke-Class will feature as an NPC?
https://www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/11489623-it's-time-for-a-new-genesis
The T6 Clarke will be able to use the Miranda ship parts, so that could be their justification.
Ah! Finally now some folks can have their Oberth’s in STO!
I honestly never knew why people wanted them so badly. They needed to be heavily upgraded to do any kind of meaningful damage in combat. Otherwise they’d be vaporized at the first mine quad they came across. Total nerfballs since their TSFS debut
I honestly never knew why people wanted them so badly. They needed to be heavily upgraded to do any kind of meaningful damage in combat. Otherwise they’d be vaporized at the first mine quad they came across. Total nerfballs since their TSFS debut
- Yep, this one (scroll down a little) by Jim Martin.
That's the one! Thanks.
Cover of the first "alpha quadrant and major races" Shipyards book:
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/...ant-and-major-races-volume-1-by-ben-robinson/
I'm waiting for the second volume, which should include the Romulans if everything's in alphabetical order.
https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/...ant-and-major-races-volume-1-by-ben-robinson/
I'm waiting for the second volume, which should include the Romulans if everything's in alphabetical order.
Don't forget the Protogen stealth ships, they were pretty key ships early on.
I actually have an halfway decent plastic model of the Roci that I found on eBay for like $7 years ago.
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