Thought-provoking designs in this thread. 

Well, that's different! I don't think I've ever seen anyone turn a cylindrical feature any direction except axially along the direction of travel.Clydesdale-class deep space tug
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Wow, I gotta say, the Clydesdale....really lives up to the name
Great work on all of them though. Maybe the Pilotfish (& Avenger) should have it's nacelles angled outward (or moved outward) to provide more room for whatever it's "tugging".
Well, that's different! I don't think I've ever seen anyone turn a cylindrical feature any direction except axially along the direction of travel.
Very good new Kitbashs
I wonder if Forbin will make a model on one ^_^
Wow, I gotta say, the Clydesdale....really lives up to the name
Great work on all of them though. Maybe the Pilotfish (& Avenger) should have it's nacelles angled outward (or moved outward) to provide more room for whatever it's "tugging".
Glad you liked the Clydesdale. I thought it fit...it's big and brawny and powerful.
The Pilotfish doesn't hard dock with anyone, it's a "tractor" tug, hence the two small aft facing dishes (tractor beam emitters).
Being a relatively small and "weak" tug, it would take probably two or three to tow really bulky vessels, hence the name "Pilotfish" (as in the little fish that frequently run with sharks).
The Avenger isn't a tug at all.
Thanks for the comments nontheless!![]()
One DS9 episode had a small tug towing an Excelsior class, so they're not so "weak".
I think you should rename the Cydesdale to "USS Saint Bernard." Looks like it's carrying a big brandy barrel.![]()
The SFB battleship uses a carrier type secondary hull. You might try a dreadnaught with a container type secondary hull and two warp nacelles on the dreadnaught saucer...
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