KIRK:"Damn...
She's set to PERMANENT PRESS...
Sulu...prepare to eject the recorder marker with the ship's logs!!!"
Redo the Friday's Child Klingon ship?
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KIRK:"Damn...
She's set to PERMANENT PRESS...
Sulu...prepare to eject the recorder marker with the ship's logs!!!"
Outpost4 said:
NEWS FLASH!
I was over on trekmovie.com this morning and I saw a remastered version of this ship there. Posting it must have been a mistake because a few minutes later it was gone, but before it disappeared, I grabbed the pic. As a scoop on future remastered Star Trek, here it is:
Noname Given said:
And they added a voiceover line from Scotty when it appears:
Mr. Scott: "You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll kiss three bucks goodbye."
It's the replacement of the score with Flight of the Valkyries that really sells Scotty's line...
KIRK:"Oh, well.
There goes any chance of my shirts fitting for the ship's potluck on Friday night."
Actually, that's not the scout ship (that's some Bird of Preys and a D5).
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/scans/stmagazine/raptor-angled.jpg
That's the scout ship (copy and paste link).
http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/scans/stmagazine/raptor-angled.jpg
That's the scout ship (copy and paste link).
That works suprisingly well (not that it works great, just that I didn't think it would work at all). Ideally, they wouldn't use the exact same ship (even if every series seemed to have the Klingons - and even the Federation - re-use old designs). It should be a new design. I don't care if they have something similar to this ship (it would be a nice touch, but its not needed at all).
If they don't stick with the D-7 aesthetic Warped9's head will, in fact, explode.
I'm guessing if we can see ANY detail at all, it'll look more like a 22nd century Raptor scout or 23rd century Bird-of-Prey than a big battlecruiser, since Scotty and Chekov consistently refer to the distant vessel as relatively small and scout-class. Although Okuda and his team might surprise us with an all-new design that nobody has ever thought of before.
The Klingon says he has a scout ship. I personally don't think a D7 would have backed down from a fight that easily, so I'd be guessing it was something smaller.
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Which supports the B-o-P/Raptor theory. A Constitution-class Federation starship versus anything smaller than a D5 or D7 cruiser in the 2260s would likely have meant a Klingon defeat. If Kras's ship back off from a direct clash with the Enterprise, it probably didn't have the size or firepower to hold its own.
Which supports the B-o-P/Raptor theory. A Constitution-class Federation starship versus anything smaller than a D5 or D7 cruiser in the 2260s would likely have meant a Klingon defeat. If Kras's ship back off from a direct clash with the Enterprise, it probably didn't have the size or firepower to hold its own.
Let's face facts.
Bob the Discount Klingon probably wasn't good enough an officer/warrior to get a D7. Would you give that guy anything of power and tactical value?
Bob the Discount Klingon probably wasn't good enough an officer/warrior to get a D7. Would you give that guy anything of power and tactical value?
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