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Posted by wingform84 on Tuesday, November 4, 2008 4:48 PM
nah, comparing it to the other hull it's the same other than the cut out peice.  The filler they used looks like styrene sheet to me. 
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Posted by CaptainHawk1 on Tuesday, November 4, 2008 11:51 AM

Don't forget to add the racing stripes and to lower the nacelles. Smile [:)]

It reminds of the list "Your Captain Might be a Redneck if..." and one of the points was if he paints flames on the nacelles.

As far as that hull is concerned, that's a common modification to Trek ships by bashers and GK'ers however, that hull looks like a solid piece of resin (is it?) which leads me to believe that it came from another modification kit.

It's cool either way.

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Posted by cmtaylor on Sunday, November 2, 2008 4:13 PM
On the front of the Warp nacelles!
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Posted by DesertRat on Friday, October 31, 2008 10:32 PM
 cmtaylor wrote:
 u-boater wrote:
 agentg wrote:
 viper_mp wrote:

I've seen the design before. It would require a bit more surgery, but I believe this is the one he was going for.  IIRC, it was briefly featured in the opening for ST: Enterprise.

Isn't this a perimeter action ship? Akyazi (sp) class maybe? Don't they date to the time of the 1701A?

There are versions of the "Miranda" Class at Pedro's Shiporama. I bet that's what he was starting, although I cannot for the life of me think which one.

 

Yes!!

Give that man a cee-gar!Big Smile [:D] That is indeed an Akyazi Class Perimeter Action Ship,and yes, they were around at the time of the 1701-A.

As far as what the previous owner may have had in mind...You're on your own!

I am however,curious as to what you have in mind.I'm looking forward to any ideas you may have.



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Posted by cmtaylor on Thursday, October 30, 2008 4:25 PM
 u-boater wrote:
 agentg wrote:
 viper_mp wrote:

I've seen the design before. It would require a bit more surgery, but I believe this is the one he was going for.  IIRC, it was briefly featured in the opening for ST: Enterprise.

Isn't this a perimeter action ship? Akyazi (sp) class maybe? Don't they date to the time of the 1701A?

There are versions of the "Miranda" Class at Pedro's Shiporama. I bet that's what he was starting, although I cannot for the life of me think which one.

 

Yes!!

Give that man a cee-gar!Big Smile [:D] That is indeed an Akyazi Class Perimeter Action Ship,and yes, they were around at the time of the 1701-A.

As far as what the previous owner may have had in mind...You're on your own!

I am however,curious as to what you have in mind.I'm looking forward to any ideas you may have.



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Posted by MartianGundamModeler on Thursday, October 30, 2008 11:50 AM

Miranda class is already heavily armed but a set of aftermarket torpedo tubes or even the mega phaser tips from the roll bar added into that center notch would be cool. Imagine all those phasers firing foreward.

[EDIT: Left out half my post.lol]

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Posted by u-boater on Thursday, October 30, 2008 8:04 AM
 agentg wrote:
 viper_mp wrote:

I've seen the design before. It would require a bit more surgery, but I believe this is the one he was going for.  IIRC, it was briefly featured in the opening for ST: Enterprise.

Isn't this a perimeter action ship? Akyazi (sp) class maybe? Don't they date to the time of the 1701A?

There are versions of the "Miranda" Class at Pedro's Shiporama. I bet that's what he was starting, although I cannot for the life of me think which one.

 

Yes!!

Give that man a cee-gar!Big Smile [:D] That is indeed an Akyazi Class Perimeter Action Ship,and yes, they were around at the time of the 1701-A.

As far as what the previous owner may have had in mind...You're on your own!

I am however,curious as to what you have in mind.I'm looking forward to any ideas you may have.

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Posted by sumpter250 on Wednesday, October 29, 2008 12:57 PM
There is a possibility that he was going for a Gregory (NCC7700) class Exploration Cruiser . The notch in the forward part of the primary hull would accomodate the three part navigation deflector, and sensor array. See: Jackill's Starfleet Reference Manual, Ships of the fleet, Vol. II.

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Posted by viper_mp on Wednesday, October 29, 2008 6:31 AM
Thanks, Agentg,  I couldnt remember the class name.  For some odd reason, Akira was screaming at me.  But you are correct.  Its tha Akyazi class.  The Akyazi, Akula, and Arbiter.  One of the variants actually used the torpedo bar from the Miranda class.  It was flipped and put on the lower hull.  The Akyiazi is really a combination of the Constitution and the Miranda.  It uses the roll bar, saucer, and nacells from the Miranda.  But depending on the version, you would have to either scratch the nacelle struts for the swept, arcing version, or use the Constitution ones for the primary version.

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Posted by viper_mp on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 11:23 PM

I worked on the franchise from 1999-2005. My work was primarily CGI in the video game side of it, but I did help out some friends with some CGI projects for the shows and Nemesis. And I do know that the ship in the opening credits is a full CGI model, however only the aft section is shown.  Looking at the pic again, it cant be the ship from the opening, as it features TMP warp nacelles, and the ship in the credits is round, pre-TOS nacelles.  But it looks like that is the ship the guy was going for when he began cutting up the Miranda.

However, he could also have been going for the Harakawa Class.  However this is more made from a Constitution class.

 

I'll see if anyof my old pals from back then have any more shots of it. 

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Posted by DesertRat on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 9:11 PM
 viper_mp wrote:

I've seen the design before. It would require a bit more surgery, but I believe this is the one he was going for.  IIRC, it was briefly featured in the opening for ST: Enterprise.

Are you talking about that one starship in the credits shown right before the final picture with the Enterprise? I'd always wondered which one that was...Blush [:I]

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Posted by viper_mp on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 8:14 PM

I've seen the design before. It would require a bit more surgery, but I believe this is the one he was going for.  IIRC, it was briefly featured in the opening for ST: Enterprise.

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Posted by The Mad Klingon on Tuesday, October 28, 2008 12:36 PM

I don't recognize the design. Maybe the builder was going to add a secondary sensor dish or some additional torpedo launchers....God knows, Trek builders love to add weapons to thier kitbash!

 

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Mystery star trek ship
Posted by wingform84 on Monday, October 27, 2008 3:45 PM

I bought a U.S.S. Relaint kit off eBay and it came today, seller said it was "sealed inside' and indeed it was, but I thought it was too heavy so I took out the sealed bags and there was a whole second Reliant kit in the box, pretty much untouched except for the dish.  Whoever had it before did this to the dish and I think it looks cool and its actually well done, and I was wondering if anyone knows what they might have been trying to do, because I don't recognize it.

 

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