What is your favorite starship?

[MacLeod]

Got to go with the refit Connie, virtually every other ship seen in Trek after that was in that look.

 

[MacLeod]

My favorite starship? NOT the USS Discovery.

The Discovery might be ok if it wasn't for the psychotic computer.

 

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

1) Refit Connie
2) Original Connie
3) NX-class
4) Klingon D7 Battle cruiser
5) Klingon Bird-of-Prey

 

[Richard Baker]

Another vote for the Akira class. It has a wonderful hunkered down look at a distance and up close has a wonderful interplay of hull shapes as you look through and around it. In the design sketches, especially he aft view looking forwards at an angle towards the rear hangar bay doors you get a real feel for the size- I wish we got a chance to see that view on the 'real' CGI ship.
http://techspecs.acalltoduty.com/images/akira/draw1.jpg

Second is the D7-M as seen in TMP- a great design detailed up for the big screen.

Third is a toss up between the original Connie and the Reliant.

 

[USS Belmont]

In order:
1) Excelsior
2) Refit Connie
3) BoP
4) Galaxy
5) Nebula
6) Akira

 

[TheSubCommander]

My top ships are all Enterprises
1. TMP Enterprise refit/A
2. Tied: Enterprise-D TOS Enterprise
3. NX01 Enterprise
4. Enterprise-C
5. Enterprise-E
6. Enterprise-B

My top Non-Enterprise ships are
1. Excelsior
2. Reliant
3. Runabout
4. Voyager

 

[Captain of the USS Averof]

My all time favorite has to be the Ambassador-class USS Enterprise-C. The model as finished by Rick Sternbach and Greg Jein and as seen in "Yesterday's Enterprise". To me it looks like the love child of the Constitution and the Galaxy. The perfect blend of TOS/TMP and TNG aesthetics and technology. The Best of Both Worlds!
If I had any saying the new series would have been "Star Trek: Yesterday's Enterprise-C":

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[TheSubCommander]

My all time favorite has to be the Ambassador-class USS Enterprise-C. The model as finished by Rick Sternbach and Greg Jein and as seen in "Yesterday's Enterprise". To me it looks like the love child of the Constitution and the Galaxy. The perfect blend of TOS/TMP and TNG aesthetics and technology. The Best of Both Worlds!
If I had any saying the new series would have been "Star Trek: Yesterday's Enterprise-C":

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It definitely is a great looking ship. It has elements of the A,B and D all rolled into one. While I am a fan of Probert (my top two ships are his), I think Sternbach's version of the Enterprise-C is a lot better.

 

[kirk55555]

I love so many, but if I had to go with one I think I'd go with the Nebula Class, with a very close second to the Freedom Class. I can't think of a Prime Trek design I dislike, honestly, but those two are my favorites.

 

[Kor]

The original USS Enterprise, NCC-1701. No bloody A, B, C, D, E, J, NX, or whatever.

The original Klingon battle cruiser is a close second.

Kor

 

[Admiral2]

The original USS Enterprise, NCC-1701. No bloody A, B, C, D, E, J, NX, or whatever.

Kor

Thank you! (I was looking for somebody to quote that...)

 

[Captain of the USS Averof]

The original USS Enterprise, NCC-1701. No bloody A, B, C, D, E, J, NX, or whatever.

So you secretly like the JJ-E…

 

[Kor]

So you secretly like the JJ-E…

It's OK. I just think the nacelles look like they're on steroids or something. And the scale is way off.

Kor

 

[RedAlert]

I love the intrepid class ships. Beautiful and fast ship.

 

[MacLeod]

I love the intrepid class ships. Beautiful and fast ship.

Yep so fast that it'll take them 70 years to do a 70 000ly trip when a ship from a hundred years ago the refit connie could do that same 70 000ly in a scant 48 years.