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    Well, FASA fans may call this ‘dressing up a turd’, but it WAS on the redo list…

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    Quote Originally Posted by TFVanguard
    Well, FASA fans may call this ‘dressing up a turd’, but it WAS on the redo list…
    Actually, I always liked the Wilkerson. But that may just be me...
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    I liked it too. This smokes. Fine job.
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    It isn't just you. I like Wilkerson, too.
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    Ditto. I, too, have always loved the Wilkerson, and I don't really know anyone who doesn't like the ship.
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    I think it should be a little more symmetric from the front view, but hey, that's a minor nit. I think it looks pretty cool as well.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Sea Tyger
    Ditto. I, too, have always loved the Wilkerson, and I don't really know anyone who doesn't like the ship.

    I would be that 1 person. I find it fugly.
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    I like the look of the Wilkerson, but I see a big practical problem with the nacelle pylons. They don't seem thick enough to hold the power transfer conduits, and the way they attach to the nacelles makes for a pretty awkward connection between the PTCs and the plasma injectors. The pylons on the Constitution refits and the Miranda are thin, but still at least twice as thick as these, and the PTCs can run much more directly into the nacelle.
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    How thick should they be? I mean, really.

    Large power cables might be all of a foot thick in diameter. How big is an EPS system supposed to be?

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    Quote Originally Posted by IceGiant
    I would be that 1 person. I find it fugly.
    Not a FASA fan?
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    Quote Originally Posted by LUGTrekGM
    Not a FASA fan?
    Actually I am a huge FASA fan. Just not this particular ship. It just doesn't have pretty lines. Now if the struts connected to the bottom of each nacelle and not the top i't might look alittle nicer.
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    Thyella Class Escort

    This is a pretty bare-bones TMP-Era Escort, with three main phaser banks, two aft banks (not visible), and... a nice excuse to draw the Reliant's impulse housing section. It's armed and equipped like an escort should be, with phasers (point-defense), shields, and SPEED.

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    Quote Originally Posted by LUGTrekGM
    How thick should they be? I mean, really.

    Large power cables might be all of a foot thick in diameter. How big is an EPS system supposed to be?

    Let us not forget, it's all fiction, anyway. If it's at least plausible, let it happen or prove why it isn't plausible..with evidence.
    Y'know, I'd kind of wandered away from these boards for a while, so maybe I'm not as familiar with the ins and outs as I used to be. Am I now expected to have an engineering degree to post my opinion, or is this kind of snitty attitude just idiosyncratic of a few posters? If the former, then I'll not darken your door again.
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