Why would you assume one end to be the front over the other? Most, if not all the Tzenkethi ships are broader in the front and taper towards the rear.
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It would make sense for the Tzenkethi to have the bulk facing forward, because of their forward arc mechanics. And again, these ships don't have to be shaped in conventional ways because it's in space.
Also, on the topic of backwards ships, I've always felt that the Caitian Atrox is the polar opposite of the Cardassian Galor. Orange and blue are opposites on the colour wheel, and the two ships look like you've turned them around to make the other (Especially noticable from above).
Clearly, the part of the ship with the engines in it is the rear.
To be fair, there's not really much validity to that argument. I mean, why do the engines have to be in the front of the ship? They clearly don't, if the Borg have anything to say about it.
Clearly, the part of the ship with the engines in it is the rear.
To be fair, there's not really much validity to that argument. I mean, why do the engines have to be in the front of the ship? They clearly don't, if the Borg have anything to say about it.
In order for a ship to go forward, engine thrust has to be directed to the back. Basic physics. Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.
Borg engines are presumably invisble. Or they fly with space magic instead.
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Please, not this kind of thread again, I thought we left that behind after the Nandi.
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Also, on the topic of backwards ships, I've always felt that the Caitian Atrox is the polar opposite of the Cardassian Galor. Orange and blue are opposites on the colour wheel, and the two ships look like you've turned them around to make the other (Especially noticable from above).
To be fair, there's not really much validity to that argument. I mean, why do the engines have to be in the front of the ship? They clearly don't, if the Borg have anything to say about it.
Borg engines are presumably invisble. Or they fly with space magic instead.