Darth Wong wrote:The TOS-era Klingon battlecruisers. They are no more structurally sound than any other Trek design, but they're not unusually bad by Trek standards and they have the cool long-neck with torpedo-hole in the nose look.
Darth Wong wrote:The TOS-era Klingon battlecruisers. They are no more structurally sound than any other Trek design, but they're not unusually bad by Trek standards and they have the cool long-neck with torpedo-hole in the nose look.
The Klingon Bird of Prey, fast yet with a pretty good weapon system. Pulse Disrupters where in use by Klingons long before the Defiant was even though of.
Frank Hipper wrote:D7/K'Tinga. There was a time when it was the most menacing looking alien ship out there, and it's still THE classic, as far as I'm concerned.
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Frank Hipper wrote:D7/K'Tinga. There was a time when it was the most menacing looking alien ship out there, and it's still THE classic, as far as I'm concerned.
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I catch shit for enjoying TMP around here, but the Klingon battle in the begining was as inspirational to me as the ISD flyover in the opening sequence of ANH...Well, almost.
The 3 K'Tingas at the beginning of TMP is still the best opening of all ST movies!
And the D'Deridex, from most angles, that thing is ugly from its ass.
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For me, the D'Deridex comes so close to being awesome, but misses the punch with the huge empty spaces between the upper and lower hulls. It's command "pod" gets me going with the similarity to a pre-dreadnought battleship's ram bow, but it fizzles aft of that.
It would cooler though if it didn't have that huge empty space in the middle of it.
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The K'Tinga and the D7 are two different ships. There are enough differences in the hull that its a different ship.
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Alyeska wrote:The K'Tinga and the D7 are two different ships. There are enough differences in the hull that its a different ship.
I heard the D7 referred to as 'Klolode' before as well, but you're right. The K'Tinga is a redesigned Klolode/D7, much like the Enterprise-A is improved over the Enterprise-Nil.
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5 of us snowman 5 of us. the D-7 is to the K`T` Inga what the Enterprise is to the Constitution and they never named an Enterprise class on screen it was Constitution refit
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I like the ship that those metaphor-speaking guys used in TNG. Ferengi Marauders arent all bad, but the color is a little "eesh"
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evilcat4000 wrote:The D'deridex class Romulan Warbird is my favorite non-Federation ship. It is a massive warship with with more strength than the mightly Federation Galaxy. With it's cloaking ability the Warbird makes for deadly and silent killer.
That's my favorite too.
It's just cool looking
In the TOS movies my favorite is the the more detailed version of the classic Klingon Battle Cruiser. I particularly like the detailing on the 3 ships seen in TMP, especially the scorch marks around the torpedo launcher ports.
The Klingon BoP is cool but I think it got over used a bit and there seemed to be so many weapons layout varriations for it.
The Gorn ships are real cool. And seem pretty practical as well.(of course, I've only seen their drawings and what they look like in Starfleet Academy(the game))
FaxModem1 wrote:The Gorn ships are real cool. And seem pretty practical as well.(of course, I've only seen their drawings and what they look like in Starfleet Academy(the game))
That Star Trek site I mentioned has pics of Gorn Ships
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I have a distinct love-hate relationship with all Breen warships.
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I actually like the Romulan Crusiers in Nemesis. No, not the Remen ship.
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Lonestar wrote:I actually like the Romulan Crusiers in Nemesis. No, not the Remen ship.
I really like those as well
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