It should be noted that the "K'Vort" exists because the motors that raised and lowered the B'rel's wings were broken by the time they got around to filming those scenes.
What about the borg ship that was in the episode where Lore became their leader? That was a cool one. Also, I don't believe the shuttlecraft Alice from Voyager is in the game.
Yeah, it's used as a Borg Cooperative Dreadnaught. (thus you can't fight it... ever)
Alice... yeah, shuttle.
Now for interesting ship designs instead of kitbashes....
It always amazes me how much people rely on tech manuals and non-canon sources when it comes to the K'vort and B'rel size debate.
The "one and only" time B'rel class bird of prey's are referred to that name is in TNG: Rascals, and as it happens the footage of those Bird of Preys is actually a reuse of the footage of the K'vorts in "Yesterday's Enterprise".
In other words: The K'vort and B'rel are exactly the same size as far as hard canon is concerned.
Think again. The K'vort is a larger Bird of Prey. Its Canon and Official.
Star Trek own website: http://www.startrek.com/database_article/kvort-class-bird-of-prey
A larger variety of the Klingon bird-of-prey, as seen in the alternate timeline of the 20-year, Klingon-Federation War. Two of the K'Vort-class ships attacked the alternate Enterprise-D and destroyed her, while Picard and crew bought time for the Enterprise-C to return to its own timeline.
And here again on their own website: http://www.startrek.com/database_article/klingon-bird-of-prey The ubiquitous spread-wing craft capable of atmospheric, planetary or warp operations is utilized in two classes: the smaller B'rel and the larger K'Vort.
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USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
I'd like to have the NX-refit with the secondary hull added, from the 5th season of ENT that was canceled.
And in addition to everything else that's been mentioned already, I'd like to see some more Kelvin Timeline ships, such as the Kelvin, or whatever class of ship it was (which existed prior to Nero's temporal incursion so that technically makes it a prime universe canon ship), the Armstrong, Newton, Mayflower, Franklin, etc.
Most, but not all, of those ships shouldn't be in the game, because i dislike the old bad habit the franchise has of the ship of the week being the ship of last week, just pointed backwards/repainted/sideways/upside down/inside out.
It always amazes me how much people rely on tech manuals and non-canon sources when it comes to the K'vort and B'rel size debate.
The "one and only" time B'rel class bird of prey's are referred to that name is in TNG: Rascals, and as it happens the footage of those Bird of Preys is actually a reuse of the footage of the K'vorts in "Yesterday's Enterprise".
In other words: The K'vort and B'rel are exactly the same size as far as hard canon is concerned.
Think again. The K'vort is a larger Bird of Prey. Its Canon and Official.
Star Trek own website: http://www.startrek.com/database_article/kvort-class-bird-of-prey
A larger variety of the Klingon bird-of-prey, as seen in the alternate timeline of the 20-year, Klingon-Federation War. Two of the K'Vort-class ships attacked the alternate Enterprise-D and destroyed her, while Picard and crew bought time for the Enterprise-C to return to its own timeline.
And here again on their own website: http://www.startrek.com/database_article/klingon-bird-of-prey The ubiquitous spread-wing craft capable of atmospheric, planetary or warp operations is utilized in two classes: the smaller B'rel and the larger K'Vort.
Irrelevant, it's not hard canon.
"If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." - Q
@reyan01 it would fit the role well for a fast attack type cruiser. Less armor of a cruiser and very maneuverable. If that ship was in the game. I would be using it.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
It's not opinion, its fact.
The on-screen evidence supersedes that of which originates from tech manuals and backstage sources.
"If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." - Q
It's not opinion, its fact.
The on-screen evidence supersedes that of which originates from tech manuals and backstage sources.
If you go after on-screen "evidence", then BoPs, the Defiant, Jem'Hadar attack ship, runabout and a few others are able to shrink and grow at will. If you look at how their sizes change in relation to other objects and each other throughout the show, it's clearly proven that the Defiant can grow as small as 50m and as long as 170m.
It's not opinion, its fact.
The on-screen evidence supersedes that of which originates from tech manuals and backstage sources.
If you go after on-screen "evidence", then BoPs, the Defiant, Jem'Hadar attack ship, runabout and a few others are able to shrink and grow at will. If you look at how their sizes change in relation to other objects and each other throughout the show, it's clearly proven that the Defiant can grow as small as 50m and as long as 170m.
Therefore, the B'Rel can grow to the size of a K'Vort. Cool, we already have the K'Vort in the game, then. It's called the B'Rel.
It's not opinion, its fact.
The on-screen evidence supersedes that of which originates from tech manuals and backstage sources.
If you go after on-screen "evidence", then BoPs, the Defiant, Jem'Hadar attack ship, runabout and a few others are able to shrink and grow at will. If you look at how their sizes change in relation to other objects and each other throughout the show, it's clearly proven that the Defiant can grow as small as 50m and as long as 170m.
Which is ridiculous yes.
But in this instance the one and only time the name B'rel is used in the entirety of Star Trek canon, is in reference to a ship that is identical in size to a K'vort. Never before or after is the name B'rel used to refer to a Bird of Prey.
"If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." - Q
"If you can't take a little bloody nose, maybe you ought to go back home and crawl under your bed. It's not safe out here. It's wondrous, with treasures to satiate desires both subtle and gross. But it's not for the timid." - Q
For those asking for the Norway class, it's already in the game, sort of. The T3 Fed Escort parts include the Oslo class, which is "based off of" the Norway. Doesn't look exactly like it, but it's pretty close.
I'll go ahead and add the USS Armstrong to the list of canon ships we're missing, now that the Kelvin Timeline is fair game.
... and the Kelvin Timeline's namesake.
The USS Armstrong is pretty sweet. I wouldn't mind seeing that one myself! The Kevlin kind of reminds me of the Challenger. Similar design, but more unique rather then a kitbash of Galaxy parts.
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
In correct.. he said that he conjured that ship to try to stop the but that it only make them more aggressive. He wouldn't of conjured there own ships to try to scare them off. So we never saw what a Husnock or there ships looked like.
I'll go ahead and add the USS Armstrong to the list of canon ships we're missing, now that the Kelvin Timeline is fair game.
... and the Kelvin Timeline's namesake.
The USS Armstrong is pretty sweet. I wouldn't mind seeing that one myself! The Kevlin kind of reminds me of the Challenger. Similar design, but more unique rather then a kitbash of Galaxy parts.
Y'know, I always though the Armstrong was basically the JJverse version of a Miranda. As the Miranda was supposed to have a deflector dish, having a third nacelle would have been (aesthetically speaking) a good place for it.
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
In correct.. he said that he conjured that ship to try to stop the but that it only make them more aggressive. He wouldn't of conjured there own ships to try to scare them off. So we never saw what a Husnock or there ships looked like.
Kevin Uxbridge never said he conjured a ship to scare off the Husnock. He said that he tried to trick them, but did not specify how. All the sources I've ever found concerning this episode refer to the vessel as Husnock Warship.
I'll go ahead and add the USS Armstrong to the list of canon ships we're missing, now that the Kelvin Timeline is fair game.
... and the Kelvin Timeline's namesake.
I'd actually really love the Kelvin. I think it looks sweet. Smaller frigate type maybe?
Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do anything that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference.
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For those asking for the Norway class, it's already in the game, sort of. The T3 Fed Escort parts include the Oslo class, which is "based off of" the Norway. Doesn't look exactly like it, but it's pretty close.
They also have a ship based on the Steamrunner at that same tier and type. Didn't stop them from making the Steamrunner itself for the Steam Starter Pack.
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
In correct.. he said that he conjured that ship to try to stop the but that it only make them more aggressive. He wouldn't of conjured there own ships to try to scare them off. So we never saw what a Husnock or there ships looked like.
Kevin Uxbridge never said he conjured a ship to scare off the Husnock. He said that he tried to trick them, but did not specify how. All the sources I've ever found concerning this episode refer to the vessel as Husnock Warship.
yes he did.. he said I tried to trick them in the same way I tried to trick you... not sure how hard you looked but its not a Husnock warship in the show its a Delta Rana warship... http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Delta_Rana_warship
Husnock warship.. that wasn't a Husnock warship in the show... we never saw what a Husnock ship looked like.. that ship we saw was conjured by the alien on the planet.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
In correct.. he said that he conjured that ship to try to stop the but that it only make them more aggressive. He wouldn't of conjured there own ships to try to scare them off. So we never saw what a Husnock or there ships looked like.
Kevin Uxbridge never said he conjured a ship to scare off the Husnock. He said that he tried to trick them, but did not specify how. All the sources I've ever found concerning this episode refer to the vessel as Husnock Warship.
yes he did.. he said I tried to trick them in the same way I tried to trick you... not sure how hard you looked but its not a Husnock warship in the show its a Delta Rana warship... http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Delta_Rana_warship
Quote at the bottom of the page states - "The recreated warship was a Husnock vessel, according to notes in the script, but whether or not the recreation was as or more powerful than the original remains unknown."
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Alice... yeah, shuttle.
Now for interesting ship designs instead of kitbashes....
My character Tsin'xing
Think again. The K'vort is a larger Bird of Prey. Its Canon and Official.
Star Trek own website:
http://www.startrek.com/database_article/kvort-class-bird-of-prey
A larger variety of the Klingon bird-of-prey, as seen in the alternate timeline of the 20-year, Klingon-Federation War. Two of the K'Vort-class ships attacked the alternate Enterprise-D and destroyed her, while Picard and crew bought time for the Enterprise-C to return to its own timeline.
And here again on their own website:
http://www.startrek.com/database_article/klingon-bird-of-prey
The ubiquitous spread-wing craft capable of atmospheric, planetary or warp operations is utilized in two classes: the smaller B'rel and the larger K'Vort.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
And in addition to everything else that's been mentioned already, I'd like to see some more Kelvin Timeline ships, such as the Kelvin, or whatever class of ship it was (which existed prior to Nero's temporal incursion so that technically makes it a prime universe canon ship), the Armstrong, Newton, Mayflower, Franklin, etc.
Irrelevant, it's not hard canon.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
USS Casinghead NCC 92047 launched 2350
Fleet Admiral Stowe - Dominion War Vet.
It's not opinion, its fact.
The on-screen evidence supersedes that of which originates from tech manuals and backstage sources.
If you go after on-screen "evidence", then BoPs, the Defiant, Jem'Hadar attack ship, runabout and a few others are able to shrink and grow at will. If you look at how their sizes change in relation to other objects and each other throughout the show, it's clearly proven that the Defiant can grow as small as 50m and as long as 170m.
Therefore, the B'Rel can grow to the size of a K'Vort. Cool, we already have the K'Vort in the game, then. It's called the B'Rel.
I'll go ahead and add the USS Armstrong to the list of canon ships we're missing, now that the Kelvin Timeline is fair game.
... and the Kelvin Timeline's namesake.
Which is ridiculous yes.
But in this instance the one and only time the name B'rel is used in the entirety of Star Trek canon, is in reference to a ship that is identical in size to a K'vort. Never before or after is the name B'rel used to refer to a Bird of Prey.
Also in Yesterdays Enterprise, werent the "K'Vorts" mentioned as battlecruisers and not Bird of Preys?
Glad somebody said it
The USS Armstrong is pretty sweet. I wouldn't mind seeing that one myself! The Kevlin kind of reminds me of the Challenger. Similar design, but more unique rather then a kitbash of Galaxy parts.
Kevin Uxbridge, the Douwd that wiped out the Husnock, was on Delta Rana IV when the Husnock attacked the colony. The Douwd are described as immortal beings with vast powers. Obviously, this is a fact since he was able to annihilate the Husnock species with a thought. Anyway, he had to know what they, the Husnock, and their ships looked like. It's rather likely he used that to create his fabrication of the warship.
In correct.. he said that he conjured that ship to try to stop the but that it only make them more aggressive. He wouldn't of conjured there own ships to try to scare them off. So we never saw what a Husnock or there ships looked like.
Y'know, I always though the Armstrong was basically the JJverse version of a Miranda. As the Miranda was supposed to have a deflector dish, having a third nacelle would have been (aesthetically speaking) a good place for it.
Kevin Uxbridge never said he conjured a ship to scare off the Husnock. He said that he tried to trick them, but did not specify how. All the sources I've ever found concerning this episode refer to the vessel as Husnock Warship.
I'd actually really love the Kelvin. I think it looks sweet. Smaller frigate type maybe?
Don't let them promote you. Don't let them transfer you. Don't let them do anything that takes you off the bridge of that ship, because while you're there... you can make a difference.
-Captain James T. Kirk
They also have a ship based on the Steamrunner at that same tier and type. Didn't stop them from making the Steamrunner itself for the Steam Starter Pack.
yes he did.. he said I tried to trick them in the same way I tried to trick you... not sure how hard you looked but its not a Husnock warship in the show its a Delta Rana warship... http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Delta_Rana_warship
memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Yeager_type
Missed a couple, personally I don't care for the Yeager. But a Soyuz would be AWESOME!!
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Forgot one, oops.
memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Sydney_class
http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/Husnock_warship
Quote at the bottom of the page states - "The recreated warship was a Husnock vessel, according to notes in the script, but whether or not the recreation was as or more powerful than the original remains unknown."