The studio filming miniature had a smaller secondary hull with a main deflector that opened up wider vertically. Here is a good approximation.
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Here is a comparison:
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/m...ision/latest?cb=20210208141115&path-prefix=en
And here you can see the non-elliptical outline better:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Nebula_class?file=USS_Sutherland.jpg
https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/m...ision/latest?cb=20210208141115&path-prefix=en
And here you can see the non-elliptical outline better:
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Nebula_class?file=USS_Sutherland.jpg
This is based off the CG model, not the physical model. The physical model had the pucker, while the CG model is mostly a Galaxy kitbash.
https://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/articles/nebula.htm
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A very odd choice but I like it. But I'd like Probert and Drexler's Frontier -class station more!
It's a shot of the Phoenix next to the Enterprise-D.
I’m looking forward to the Discovery-A!
in fact, the Voyager-J is also appealing right now, and also the inquiry-Class vessel also...
in fact, the Voyager-J is also appealing right now, and also the inquiry-Class vessel also...I've been looking around for the Karemma ship, but I can't seem to find it anywhere. It's sold out on the Canadian Eaglemoss site and there don't seem to be any on eBay. I tried looking up "Karemma" and it just shows a bunch of Micro Machine version (which I already have) and I tried looking up the issue number (#165), but it just gives a bunch of copes of the OV-165 (that futuristic space shuttle from the "Enterprise" opening).
Neither the Karemma, Excelsior Prototype III, nor Melbourne have been in stock for more than a year. In fact, it seems the only Melbournes anyone has for sale are Japanese. The other two are even rarer. (I preordered all three through my local retailer, he never received any.)
I joke when I say the ship carrying them must have sunk, but I really would like to know the true story behind this bizarre shortage. Corona doesn’t explain it all.
Fresh from Facebook:
The box of STO issue IKS Mat’Ha reveals another upcoming ship: Tholian Recluse-class ship.
stowiki link: https://sto.gamepedia.com/Tholian_Recluse_Carrier
The box of STO issue IKS Mat’Ha reveals another upcoming ship: Tholian Recluse-class ship.
stowiki link: https://sto.gamepedia.com/Tholian_Recluse_Carrier
Finally! I'm more interested in these classic designs that were re-used a lot (Miranda, Excelsior, Nebula...) than in "hero ships".
Indeed. The hero ships have been done, redone, redone again and picked over to death. I prefer to see more of the lesser-known ships, which is why I think the overall line has been so successful.
Yay! I like that one as it evokes the Liberator from Blake's 7.
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