TNG Era Vulcan Vessel...

[Atolm]

T'Khut-Class:

 

[Hashy]

Nice!
Reminds me of the Quintesson ship from the 1986 Transformers Movie.

 

[Atolm]

Thanks! I actually love that ship!

BTW: Was that ship a bunch of elliptical saucers of all sizes configured in all kinds of ways?

 

[Hashy]

Thanks! I actually love that ship!

BTW: Was that ship a bunch of elliptical saucers of all sizes configured in all kinds of ways?

Yeah I guess it was? I always looked at it and thought of a corkscrew, however I believe your description is far more accurate.

 

[Atolm]

That is cause it could fly in a corkscrew fashion... And spinning is cool

 

[publiusr]

Yeah I guess it was? I always looked at it and thought of a corkscrew, however I believe your description is far more accurate.

Someone actually build the flying camshaft

https://www.therpf.com/forums/threads/quintesson-cruiser-from-the-1986-transformers-movie.353966/#post-5560106

The Vulcan ship here reminds me of the vessel in the movie PASSENGERS:

https://spaceships.fandom.com/wiki/Avalon

That is the most advanced looking non-FTL craft yet to grace the screen…the Eridani Princess from SPACEHUNTER similar.

 

[Kaiser]

Looks good

 

[Atolm]

Looks good

thanks

 

[Razorwind]

It looks very cool, though getting major Romulan D'Deridex design cues on the corkscrew wings.

 

[Atolm]

Thanks.
I always hint to Romulans with Vulcan designs...

 

[Spockscousin]

This looks very very good. Just curious, considering part of the design on top kinda looks like people could walk on it, does that mean it could have smaller ships or shuttles land on it like an ocean battleship design? If the ship lands or enters a planetary atmosphere, could people walk on it? ^^;

 

[Atolm]

This looks very very good. Just curious, considering part of the design on top kinda looks like people could walk on it, does that mean it could have smaller ships or shuttles land on it like an ocean battleship design? If the ship lands or enters a planetary atmosphere, could people walk on it? ^^;

Thanks!
All ships in Trek could be walked on, or have a small craft land on it... you can see such action in the film, Star Trek Generations... However, that is not the function as standard. This ship has a properly large shuttlebay, and many cargo bays to handle smaller craft. Also something to consider is that generally, starships are not atmosphere capable, and even fewer are able to perform landfall/landing actions with the vessel itself as they were designed for space, and that is its nominal environment of movement and function.

 

[C-Dub]

Thanks!
All ships in Trek could be walked on, or have a small craft land on it... you can see such action in the film, Star Trek Generations... However, that is not the function as standard. This ship has a properly large shuttlebay, and many cargo bays to handle smaller craft. Also something to consider is that generally, starships are not atmosphere capable, and even fewer are able to perform landfall/landing actions with the vessel itself as they were designed for space, and that is its nominal environment of movement and function.

All spacecraft can land, some only once...

 

[Atolm]

All spacecraft can land, some only once...

LOL
By definition, a crash is not a landing... lol