Worf did say he liked his bloodwine “very young and very sweet.” Maybe some varieties are aged and some are served fresh, or it’s a matter of taste.
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Worf did say he liked his bloodwine “very young and very sweet.” Maybe some varieties are aged and some are served fresh, or it’s a matter of taste.
A bit late to the party...
But I think they would just acquire a shuttle as needed from the local "used shuttle" lot or whatever. Having their own stock of "civilian" shuttles would increase the chances of them being marked as Starfleet, which would be very detrimental to undercover ops.
I would LOVE to see what a "Used Shuttle" lot looks like in the civilian world within the UFP.
I wonder how many Credits it costs to acquire a "Used Shuttle".
Perhaps it's an in-universe case of Romulan designers turning a fictional ship design into a real class?
Or, there's only so many bird-shapes to come up with for warbirds.
Perhaps the Vastam was based on a rejected design that got second wind, like how in STO the Valiant class saw the light of day.
I can't remember where, but I recently saw somewhere that the Vastam-style warbirds were rejected designs for a Romulan ship in either Nemesis or Star Trek.
Or, there's only so many bird-shapes to come up with for warbirds.
Perhaps the Vastam was based on a rejected design that got second wind, like how in STO the Valiant class saw the light of day.
I can't remember where, but I recently saw somewhere that the Vastam-style warbirds were rejected designs for a Romulan ship in either Nemesis or Star Trek.
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I don't think it is a Kelvin-verse Connie. It seems to have the top saucer of
Maybe it is a Romulan time tampering easter egg?
EDIT: Found an image of the Kelvin 1701-A and saucer doesn't look like the game saucer.
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I think it's the SNW/DSC Constitution, straight up. The vertical lines on the saucer correspond to the wide Excelsior-style impulse deck that extends over the back half of the saucer.
And looking at the other games (Cardboard Chaos, Ferengi's Fortune, one featuring the Cosmic Koala), "The Captain's Chair" looks very familiar. There's a hint of a ship visible on the game art (maybe an STO Luna-class variant), but the on-screen interface reminds me of 25th Anniversary/Judgement Rites, or maybe the SNES version of Starfleet Academy.
And looking at the other games (Cardboard Chaos, Ferengi's Fortune, one featuring the Cosmic Koala), "The Captain's Chair" looks very familiar. There's a hint of a ship visible on the game art (maybe an STO Luna-class variant), but the on-screen interface reminds me of 25th Anniversary/Judgement Rites, or maybe the SNES version of Starfleet Academy.
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That's exactly what it is.
I thought so too but the vertical lines on the saucer extend far more forward than the SNW/DSC Constitution. If you were to draw out the lines from a SNW/DSC Connie it only goes forward till you reach halfway on the saucer. It looks more like the top of
EDIT: found an image of the Kelvin 1701-A and it has a different impulse shape.
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The Jaeih class Pilot Warbird is based off one of Eaves' concepts for the Scimitar. You might be thinking of that.
You can clearly see the negative space in the pylons that are on the DSC/SNW Connie
It's an approximation of the new Connie, not a 1:1 replica.
You can clearly see the negative space in the pylons that are on the DSC/SNW Connie
It's an approximation of the new Connie, not a 1:1 replica.
I do point out the ship has the pylons of the SNW Connie in an earlier post. However the saucer doesn't line up. Lower Decks has been very good at getting these details correct so it would be surprising to me that they would get the saucer that wrong if it is supposed to be the SNW Connie, IMHO.
I disagree. It's just a rough version of it.
Of course, YMMV.
Somehow, I find it
I don't recognise this ship. It looks a little bit like a Premonition class without time nacelle and with a rounder saucer?
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It's not any existing ship I know of.
It looks like it has TOS Connie nacelles flipped backwards on a hull that looks like late 24th/early 25th century era.
