I wonder how the double hulls would be useful in that?
Might they be effectively a torus for the plasma flow around the black hole?
Cardassian ships: those I am attracted to. Mechanical eye-candy.
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I wonder how the double hulls would be useful in that?
Might they be effectively a torus for the plasma flow around the black hole?
LOL.
But Praetor, my pal, you have to realize that those green Romulan warbirds are simply ridiculous. Come on.
Erm... is it the color, or the split hull, or... what? I don't think they're ridiculous. They're gigantic! It was originally proposed as vertically oriented by Andrew Probert, you know.
It is the color and the overall shape of the ships. I just think a noble race like Romulans should have had ships more fierce than something looking like taken from kids toy box.
Understandable then, my friend. I just wasn't sure what specifically bothered you. Personally I don't mind it, but IDIC after all. I'm just glad they actually bothered to give the Romulans a distinct style at all. We were sick of the Klingon second-hand goods! We give them a cloak, they steal our defining characteristics and we end up with second-hand ships!
Now, when this vessel first appeared, it was more than clear that whoever was commanding the vessel wasn't playing.
http://movies.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/nemesis/ch7/nemesis203.jpg
Me likey.
http://movies.trekcore.com/gallery/albums/nemesis/ch7/nemesis203.jpg
Me likey.
^ "She's a predator"
Yeah, the Scimitar is possibly the only good thing to come out of Nemesis. I Must agree with my Romulan friend, the Romulan Warbirds are a beautiful series of Warships. In fact the RSE usually produces a fine line of ships, with the obvious exception of the late 22nd century Flea Drone ships.
Yeah, the Scimitar is possibly the only good thing to come out of Nemesis. I Must agree with my Romulan friend, the Romulan Warbirds are a beautiful series of Warships. In fact the RSE usually produces a fine line of ships, with the obvious exception of the late 22nd century Flea Drone ships.
^ I really cannot blame you. Just like we don't like to talk about our little incident with the Klingons 18 years ago...
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^ I really cannot blame you. Just like we don't like to talk about our little incident with the Klingons 18 years ago...
We just don't like to talk about it with arrogant Klingons who are still under the (false) impression that they won.
They might. It has also occurred to me that the D'D is one of the few ship designs that could use thrusters to spin the ship around a central point that is not inside the hull, to generate gravity if the artificial system went down.
Personally, I love the design, but I share the lament expressed here about the limited number of designs that other empires seem to get to show.
I like the Galor class, too - but to me, it always looks like it has its aft-end forward. Whereas I would have preferred to see Ferengi Marauders oriented that way, if for no other reason than to make 'em almost the same as the Krellan ships from the old Star Fleet computer game.
I can't help but wonder if it might also have something to do with the fact that the ship doesn't have visible impulse engines?
I like the Galor class, too - but to me, it always looks like it has its aft-end forward. Whereas I would have preferred to see Ferengi Marauders oriented that way, if for no other reason than to make 'em almost the same as the Krellan ships from the old Star Fleet computer game.
I think that was the fault of that big tail disruptor. Had it been detailed differently, or had a more engine-like assembly been put there it might have visually read more like the aft end. Personally, I like it the way it goes but when I used to play with my Micro Machines versions, I distinctly remember turning it the other way to make it a different class on occasion.