Spoilers Starship Design in Star Trek: Picard
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Probably why I liked it. 
I for one am still not over the Steamrunner showing up in ENT "Storm Front" part 2, in 2154.
I'm still not over how bad "Storm Front, Part II(ENT)" was. 
Retroactively, we can pretend those were Realta-class starships: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Realta_(NCC-0191)
Where?
I'm the first person to whine about anachronistic spaceship appearances, but when the ships are that far away and tiny you can get away with a lot. I feel like all it proves is that the Steamrunner class had a 2150s ancestor like the Akira class did!
I also like it when ships appear in the exact right time they should appear, so I'm very glad to see some Novas and Steamrunners. Trek is all about the spaceships, so along with the uniforms they're the best way to tell different eras apart. If I see a Nova class turn up I know where I am.
I also like it when ships appear in the exact right time they should appear, so I'm very glad to see some Novas and Steamrunners. Trek is all about the spaceships, so along with the uniforms they're the best way to tell different eras apart. If I see a Nova class turn up I know where I am.
That was a clearly a 26th century upgraded version of the ship. A Super Nova.
Perhaps Starfleet mass-produced Nova-class ships just to rub it in the Romulans' faces.
The Nova truly was the new Miranda
I dunno, I feel like it needs to appear in more than five episodes to be the new Miranda.
And with at least 6 different sub-class configurations. 
And she needs to still be in use in the 2470s. 
Samuel didn't seem to recognize, like I did, that the Steamrunner model used in the trailer IS the eaglemoss model. Ben Robinson also basically confirmed that it was. The nova probably is as well.
