Your Favorite On-Screen Trek Ship

[Sibyl]

My favorite Star Trek ship as a design, by far, is the Refit Enterprise, both interior, and exterior.

However, if given the choice of OWNING any ship ever shown in Star Trek in real life, I would choose the Enterprise-D because of the technology and spaciousness.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

The Akira class is my favorite.

Runners-up:
- Wells class (i.e. USS Relativity)
- The original version of the Ambassador class

 

[F. King Daniel]

The Kelvin Timeline USS Enterprise. I've argued about and dissected it frame-by-frame so much I can't help but love her.

All 725 MFing meters of her.

I guess I'll go with the Beyond version, with the smaller, swept-back nacelles and thinner neck.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I also have a soft spot for the USS Curry from DS9's "A Time to Stand".

Normally, kitbashes look really weird, but something about this class (whatever it's called) just clicks. With that forward slung secondary hull, I've always assumed this was a Starfleet Marine troop transport - i.e. the 2nd hull could be detached and used as a troop barracks or something like that.

 

[Vger23]

Refit Enterprise, by far.

Enterprise D isn't my favorite, but I like the size and amenities.

 

[MacLeod]

Constitution Class refit.

 

[BillJ]

TOS series version Enterprise.

 

[Sibyl]

Refit Enterprise, by far.

Enterprise D isn't my favorite, but I like the size and amenities.

Pretty much my exact same thoughts.

 

[Push The Button]

NCC-1701.

No bloody A, B, C or D.

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[Pure Antiproton]

It was short lived (12 minutes), but I loved the USS Kelvin. To me, it actually looked like a real physical starship. Liked the idea of wrap around windows on the bridge and it had a retro design that looked like traveling space had been hard on the ship and the crew.

 

[CorporalCaptain]

1. TOS NCC-1701
2. TMP NCC-1701

 

[JRoss]

Ambassador, mainly second model but without the jutting impulse drive.
Oddly enough followed by the Pasteur. I hated it on first viewing but really came to appreciate it

 

[Refuge]

Janeway and Chakotay ..

Voyager Intrepid Class,

 

[Smellincoffee]

Defiant. Tough, quick, spartan.

 

[1001001]

USS Voyager

 

[Captain of the USS Averof]

"Yesterday's Enterprise" Enterprise C. The Ambassador class, as seen in that episode, has elements from two other fan-favourite ship classes, the Refit Constitution class and the Galaxy class. Thus the Enterprise-C, as built by Sternbach and Jein, is the perfect blend of the TMP and TNG aesthetics.

 

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

1701-A (TUC version)

 

[WARLOCK1965]

The original U.S.S. Enterprise N.C.C.-1701 first choice ; second U.S.S. Nimoy N.C.C.-1931 ; third U.S.S.Leanorad H. McCoy ; four the U.S.S. No Kill And fifth choice the U.S.S. Overkill.

 

[Tracy Trek]

For 23rd century, I like the refit Enterprise.

24th century, I think the Enterprise D is the most attractive ship. It's graceful looking. I like Voyager's adjustable nacelles. I also like the hospital ship that Dr. Crusher commanded in All Good Things....

 

[Sibyl]

The original U.S.S. Enterprise N.C.C.-1701 first choice ; second U.S.S. Nimoy N.C.C.-1931 ; third U.S.S.Leanorad H. McCoy ; four the U.S.S. No Kill And fifth choice the U.S.S. Overkill.

I'm not familiar with any of those other than the NCC-1701. Were they shown in the series(es) or movies?