Both great designs. I wish the look of ST Enterprise's ships had been more like this.
Both great designs. I wish the look of ST Enterprise's ships had been more like this.
The gears are turning, folks. I’ve got an idea for the Denevan ship that flew into the sun from “Operation—Annihilate.” And, yeah, it’ll look like something cobbled together in the workshop.
Per dialog, it was a one-man ship suggesting it could be smaller than the Aurora:
SPOCK: The ship is a one-man vessel of Denevan configuration, Captain.
I wonder what is "Denevan" configuration?
“Return Of The Archons” - The way the episode is structured there is no real opportunity to catch even a glimpse if what the Archon could have looked like. And it’s not really necessary to the story. But we can still speculate.
“Errand Of Mercy”
- A small scout class vessel two years before we get to see the Klingon D7. What could this possibly look like?
“A Taste Of Armageddon”
- A Federation starship predating the Enterprise by some decades.
“Errand Of Mercy” - A small scout class vessel two years before we get to see the Klingon D7. What could this possibly look like?
I'll just add that it can't be too small. They were able to establish a full-size Klingon garrison planetside. Complete with a munitions dump.“Errand Of Mercy” - A small scout class vessel two years before we get to see the Klingon D7. What could this possibly look like?
You're thinking of "Friday's Child".My best guess was that someone took the top half of a 1960's Soviet tank model kit and added a post-production green-yellow glow to it.
You're thinking of "Friday's Child".
I agree with @FormerLurker, the Klingon ship(s) in "Errand of Mercy" were probably more equivalent to a modern day amphibious assault ship. I sort of imagine they'd look like fat D7s. Trefayne said eight Klingon ships arrived in orbit. I think it was maybe six assault ships with a couple of regular D7s as escort.
“Errand Of Mercy” - A small scout class vessel two years before we get to see the Klingon D7. What could this possibly look like?
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