^^^ My point exactly.
It's really a huge ship. People just lose that with the gargantuans of TNG and beyond.
It's really a huge ship. People just lose that with the gargantuans of TNG and beyond.
We haven't seen the interior of the hanger deck. What are you talking about?2) the hangar deck is long and fricking TALL!! Far too tall to fit into a 937-1080 odd feet of Starship.
We haven't seen the interior of the hanger deck. What are you talking about?2) the hangar deck is long and fricking TALL!! Far too tall to fit into a 937-1080 odd feet of Starship.
well, in that case can i vote again?You can keep saying that, but it won't make people agree with you.
i agree with him!
Good - if you want to keep score then it's only running about six-to-one against you.![]()
well, in that case can i vote again?i agree with him!
Good - if you want to keep score then it's only running about six-to-one against you.![]()
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you mind reader you! that was gonna be my next post!well, in that case can i vote again?Good - if you want to keep score then it's only running about six-to-one against you.![]()
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Go ahead; I vote early and often.
Like I said before, it doesn't look like the Enterprise, it looks like a parody of the Enterprise.
You can keep saying that, but it won't make people agree with you.
Like I said before, it doesn't look like the Enterprise, it looks like a parody of the Enterprise.
You can keep saying that, but it won't make people agree with you.
But don't mind that, CRA, because you're still right.![]()
Like I said before, it doesn't look like the Enterprise, it looks like a parody of the Enterprise.
You can keep saying that, but it won't make people agree with you.
But don't mind that, CRA, because you're still right.![]()
Curses. And here I had tried to avoid stating opinion as fact.
Not really, no. It's DIFFERENT, but in no way "better."I think that looks pretty good.
This is a parody of the Enterprise...
http://forbiddenplanet.co.uk/blog/wp-content/uploads/2007/06/Steam Trek.jpg
Anyone else have pics of good parody examples?
-=MadMan=-
I honestly can't see why people don't think the enw ship is better...wow, sleek.
It is an improvement in many ways, isn't it?
"Change" isn't always a good thing. Only "change for the better" is necessarily good. Many of the changes in this design aren't improvements... they're just changes.
You can keep saying that, but it won't make people agree with you.
But don't mind that, CRA, because you're still right.![]()
Curses. And here I had tried to avoid stating opinion as fact. Time to break out my original choice of response:
Like I said before, it doesn't look like the Enterprise, it looks like a parody of the Enterprise.
You can keep saying that, but it won't make you right.
That's really my biggest gripe with the design, too. I like the new design overall, I really do, but I think the nacelles attach too far forward on the struts. It just doesn't look very stable, especially with the larger and buffed-up nacelles.I like the new ship alot, with just one exception - the arched nacelle struts.
In a way it?s kinda cool and very retro - in that in profile view the ship seems to have straight up and down struts much like the originals, and unlike the TMP refit?s very slanted struts.
However, front-on the curvature puts me off a bit.
Thats the one thing I'm not keen on. From the front view the nacelles seem too close together and might look nicer if they were at a different angle.
Actually, I'm not fond of the nacelle struts but for a different reason.
They don't look too close together at all, to me. However, they attach way too close to the front of the nacelles - it looks a little silly.
Church improved on the original TOS design considerably where the interconnecting hull is concerned - Jefferies' design had the whole engineering hull dangling off the rear of the interconnect and this wasn't really corrected until the 1701-D.
Having fixed that, Church went the other direction with the pylons and now has the engines perched way back on them in an unbalanced fashion.
He should have stuck with the swept-back pylons from the TMP refit, attaching to the nacelles at a point further back.
Only "change for the better" is necessarily good.
Actually, you're right about it being a tautology... which was really the point. There are people who seem to think that change, inherently, means "gets better" but that's the logical fallacy I was pointing out. It's not like this SHOULDN'T be obvious, but it seems it's NOT obvious to some folks.Only "change for the better" is necessarily good.
That's a tautology.
Aside from that, it misses the point. Whether this is "change for the better" is an aesthetic judgment - not one of logic or engineering - and is entirely subjective.
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