Romulan War

[Antant123]

If they would just make 1 or 2 made-for-tv movies of the war perhaps having Scott Bakula cameo as Admiral Archer sending the fleet occasional messages, or even a limited run of `short trek` episodes, id be happy.

 

[Masao]

Masao's ships have gravity plating - those yellow dots between decks - (they just build it with their decks vertically because it may be less 'strenuous' on the system to fight against the impulse/speeds they undergo). The Fireball (2156) is already horizontal, though no reason was given for this, nor is it touched on in the Daedalus or Wasp classes, but eh. Was barely touched on ever in Star Trek proper anyway. Gravitons? From the MU episode in ENT?

How did that go? I still see the Mercy Class on their rooster. Hopefully amicably?

My Fireball class decks are stacked vertically because it was a heavier, more military version of the explorational (and canon) Daedalus class. The earlier ships had their decks horizontally aligned because that's what ships would have had if they relied upon acceleration or deceleration for gravitational effects. Naval warships tend to keep using styles of older ships even if the original reason for the style has gone away. I know almost nothing about ST:E because I didn't watch much because it differed from the head-canon I established for myself years earlier.

My relation with RW movie has gotten better. After emailing Mark Naccarato, he offered me an on-screen role (as an expert) in the part 2, but I declined ("Dammit, Jim. I'm an designer, not an actor"). I hope that I and any other fan designers of ships used will be asked and appear in the credits. I did notice that my last name was misspelled (as "Okazuki") in the January 2 Trek Movie interview, but being misspelled is part of my life.