It could be STO's Appalachia
https://stowiki.net/wiki/Appalachia_Blockade_Runner_Escort
https://stowiki.net/wiki/Appalachia_Blockade_Runner_Escort
Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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If the registry is NCC-93550, it would be.
Never seen this one before... I like it! Though like many others I don't love the big charcoal grey panels over and almost white hull. Gives the ships a difficult shape to read at a distance and doesn't really seem necessary when all the material for the outer hull would probably be of the same material. That said, if it was paintwork I could understand... that graphic designers still need jobs in 2400! I much prefer the aztec patterns on Star Trek ships. Makes it looks like there are many thousands of panels on the exterior that can be removed for easy exterior maintenance. The E-E model used in NEMESIS sort of has both. Very prominent aztecing plus dome darker grey sections so I'm on the fence about that one. The Sutherland and Gagarin being STO designs are also guilty of the 'high contrast' dark panelling syndrome. It removes the reminiscence to current Navy ships, those being a mostly uniform grey. Personal preference
Offically, how many types of Borg ships have we seen in Star Trek? 
The Cube.
The Pyramid.
The Sphere.
The Pyramid.
The Sphere.
The CubeOffically, how many types of Borg ships have we seen in Star Trek?
The Tactical Cube
The Sphere
The Diamond
The Probe (rectangle)
And whatever that ship Lores drones were
Yes, and flavors.
Memory Alpha is calling it the "Borg Singularity"
That's because David Blass called it the "Borg Singularity".
Offically, how many types of Borg ships have we seen in Star Trek?
Here are all the Borg StarShip classes
type 03
The Borg Vagina dentata.
Up, down, strange, turnwise and peppermint.
The ship displays show the Oberon, Gilgamesh, Okuda, Sutherland, Ganymede, Callisto, Venture, Drexler, Huygens, Akira, Resnik, Excelsior, Clark, Ross, Magellan, Appalachia, Gagarin, Reliant, Tourangeau, Reliant, Thunderchild, Harlan, another Clark?, John Kelly, Forrest, Zheng He, Helios, Shackleton, Christopher, Sulu, Cochrane, Trumbull, Mandel, Firesword, and apparently the Pulaski (where?)
Nice shuttle view
And maybe the most ships at the same time we've ever seen
(The D and F have special threads)
Nice shuttle view
And maybe the most ships at the same time we've ever seen
(The D and F have special threads)
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I love how this is a statement on the dangers of networking everything today, the IoT.
And here is a VERY good reason why you don't network everything together.
It doesn't take much to spread a computer virus.
Same with letting in strange changes to the firmware like what happened on the Transporter Systems.
I see some pathfinder classes in the fleet.
In some of the fleet shots the Ross class are missing their nacelles. oops
Bah too blurry to read the name on the nose
In some of the fleet shots the Ross class are missing their nacelles. oops
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