Gentlemen, I give you... the Voyagestar!

[Death Ray]

If you want to reach Earth but don't mind taking the scenic route, the Voyagestar is the perfect blend of comfort, roominess, and sloth. Marrying Federation style with Colonial practicality, the Voyagestar knows that it's the journey that counts, not the destination. Available for 900 easy payments of 2000 cubits a month.

 

[E-DUB]

Paging Forbin.

Available for 900 easy payments of 2000 cubits a month.

What's that in Quatloos?

 

[Death Ray]

Paging Forbin.

Available for 900 easy payments of 2000 cubits a month.

What's that in Quatloos?

I lost all my quatloos betting on the guy with the big teeth.

 

[SCE2Aux]

It's an abomination... I fracking love it!

 

[137th Gebirg]

Fits together quite nicely. Not much big-picture structural difference between the two ship designs, is there?

They both have that "alligator-on-skis" look to them.

Some curious similarities between the bridge layouts as well:

 

[Death Ray]

I smell a conspiracy!!

 

[Death Ray]

They both have that "alligator-on-skis" look to them.

 

[137th Gebirg]

Well, TOS BSG had heavy design elements done by Andrew Probert, and his contributions throughout Star Trek, up to early TNG, are well-documented.

Rick Sternbach had considerable overlap with Probert on Trek projects and was responsible for Voyager design.

So, there may have been some legitimate cross-pollination of ideas between the two artists that could have led to some accidental (or possibly quasi-intentional) design similitude.

 

[publiusr]

The Draconia from Buck Rogers and the Ferengi Marauder are even closer.

Draconia as the god of all Vorcha’s would be cool.

 

[Forbin]

Paging Forbin.

Available for 900 easy payments of 2000 cubits a month.

What's that in Quatloos?

I probably have all those parts lying around somewhere.

 

[Death Ray]

I probably have all those parts lying around somewhere.

Make it so.