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Thread: Confidence-class 3D-model (GoSk)

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    Post Confidence-class 3D-model (GoSk)

    I made this in Google Sketchup, for the ones who like it, please comment.
    http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehou...d067716f3e63f8
    Also, blueprints in the Attachments:
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    Looks pretty good to me.
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    I don't think I'm a fan of the sharp corners on the primary hull. It looks like a descent of the F-117.

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    I like sharp edges, reminds me a bit of the Prometheus class

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    I don't see any sharp edges on the Prometheus class, though: http://www.cygnus-x1.net/links/lcars...ass-dorsal.jpg

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    I mean the real sharp corner points, not the overall shape of the primary. I like the shape -- it's kinda like a snake's head! -- just not the pointy corners.

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    Out of curiosity, is there any particular reason, in the Star Trek canon, for the engine nacelles to be set out from the ship like that? I mean, it seems common to ships of the Federation (aside from the Defiant in DS9) but it also seems like a pretty significant liability for a ship in combat. I may be over-thinking this.

    That aside, this is very cool. I like taking a break from my fantasy mapping endeavors to duck in here and ogle the space-ships.
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    Well, memory serves, that the nacelles generated radiation when being used that could be detrimental to crew, and so were located on pylons away from the main ship.

    http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Nacelle

    This is common in Klingon Vessels, Romulan, and Vulcan ships. Ferengi vessels do not have the warp nacelles seperated, and possibly may use a slightly different type of war technology.
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    I think the nacelles have more to do with the 50s and 60s models Cadillacs. Check out the fins on a '59

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    Indeed. I could have made the nacelles a bit more like the Sovereign class's.

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