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How big was the Enterprise?

I'll need to see documentation of this because the additional windows and the doubling in crew compliment in dialogue certainly imply the size wasn't increased until later.

Per Shaw, again, the crew doubling was likely a result of the already doubled ship being thought awfully empty. I'd say this is especially true if the carrier comparison pic had been made. (The same sort of mathematics would impact the Galaxy years later as the doubled length led to a doubled complement on a ship with over 27 times the volume.)


 
Per Shaw, again, the crew doubling was likely a result of the already doubled ship being thought awfully empty. I'd say this is especially true if the carrier comparison pic had been made. (The same sort of mathematics would impact the Galaxy years later as the doubled length led to a doubled complement on a ship with over 27 times the volume.)



ah, very interesting. I probably read that thread at the time but had forgotten in the ten years since.
 
And I have no problem upscaling the B, C, D, E, F and G to make them proportionately larger than the 1701 and 1701-A. If the 1701-D is closer to 900 meters now, so be it. The TNG Enterprise looked absolutely enormous, anyways, and when the saucer section was on Veridian III in GEN it looked way bigger than a 642-meter-long vessel.
 
The 'real' question is; just how effective are PR rooms that Franz Joseph included in his General Plans, are in preventing the crew from bouncing off the walls?
 
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