FASA SRM Checklist

[Eric R.]

(with Sea Tygers work I though it would be nice to have a checklist of the FASA SRM ships. If you want to take one vessel and work on it simply make a reply and remember it will be first come first serve to be officially recognized on this list.

First your name and proposed will be add beside the ship class then followed by completed when posted on the board. There will however be no links, I am making copies of all the ships and will eventually offer it as an SRM.)

FASA to CODA Federation Ship Recognition Manual

FRONTLINE SERVICE VESSELS
Assault Ships (Armed Transports)
Makin - Eric R., Completed
Continent - Eric R,. Completed

Battleships (Explorer)
Excelsior-Sea Tyger, Completed

Corvettes (Light Escort)
Scorpio - Imagus. Completed

Cruisers
Andor – Sea Tyger, Completed
Anton – Sea Tyger, Completed
Constitution - Decipher, Completed
Enterprise - Decipher, Completed
Reliant/Miranda MK I - Imagus, Completedl MK II Sea Tyger Completed
Brenton - PGoodmen13 proposed
Durrett - PGoodmen13 proposed

Cutters
Discription of Type - Eric R. Completed
Epsilon - Imagus, Completed
Solar - Imagus, Completed

Destroyers (Escorts)
Baker – Sea Tyger, Completed
Wilkerson – Sea Tyger, Completed
Larson - Phantom, Completed
Lenthal
Thufir – Sea Tyger, Completed
Genser
Griffon – Sea Tyger, Completed
Rmora – Sea tyger, Completed

Frigates
Northhampton – Sea Tyger, Completed
Chadley – Sea Tyger, Completed
Loknar – Eric R, Completed
Babcock
Kiev – Sea Tyger, Completed

Monitors
Fenlon

Scouts
Nelson – Sea Tyger, Completed
Bader
Keith
Ranger – Sea Tyger, Completed

SUPPORT VESSELS
Transports
Cochrane - Eric R., Proposed
Kethkin - Eric R., Proposed
MoKal - Eric R., Proposed

Frieghters
Aakenn - Eric R., Proposed
Liberty - Eric R.,Proposed

Warpshuttles
Greyhound
Pulsar

REPAIR VESSELS AND FACILITIES
Tenders
Derf
Cla Dan

Repair Facilities
Pearl - Eric R.,Completed

Defense Outpost
Alamo - PGoodmen13, Completed

[Sea Tyger]

That's a fair number of completed ships. It's obvious I'm married, with children.

As I've stated before, my next project is to tackle the Spacedock Starfleet SRM. I'll post as I get them done.

[AslanC]

Nice work on the Remora.

What was wrong with mine?

[PGoodman13]

FWIW, while I haven't done anything out of the SRM per se, I did do the Lotus Flower-class fuel carrier out of FASA's Star Trek III Sourcebook Update, and could fairly easily do all the rest of the ships out of that book as well. At least the ones that haven't been covered by Sea Tyger out of the base SRM.

Ships that appear in the ST3 Sourcebook include the SW-7 shuttlecraft and warpsled (the one that delivered Spock to Enterprise in ST:TMP), the S-10 travel pod (which served the same purpose for Kirk and Scotty in the same movie), the Excelsior (handled by Sea Tyger), the upgraded Enterprise (in the NG), the Reliant (handled by Sea Tyger), the Grissom (in the NG, though I might take a crack at a variant), Spacedock (the big mother in ST3 and beyond), the Regula I spacelab, and the Samson-class warp tender.

I'd also be willing to take a crack at the Alamo-class station. My Texan roots demand it.

[Eric R.]

Actually I thought the other ships not listed but which are Federation Starfleet which still appeared in the other FASA Books and adventures etc.. could be put into an appendix.

The Alamo, is now reserved, darn I was hoping for it after the few I took where done as I have an uncile in San Antonio.

[Sea Tyger]

Originally posted by AslanC
Nice work on the Remora.

What was wrong with mine?

Seriously? Nothing. In fact, I made a point not to look at it closely before making my own. I didn't want to have any preconceived notions when I developed my version of the ship.

A couple of things that I did differently included that I had a formula to convert the FASA dates to the correct ones long before I started playing LUG Trek, so that's what I used (along with a little fudging here and there as necessary to conform to what may have been established for on-screen classes) to determine the ship's launch date.

Second, I halved the Remora's dimensions (based on my personal belief that a standard escort should never be size 6 ), which changed a lot of things in the design process.

I also chose to not include photon torpedoes with the original launch, instead adding them in later on.

So, my Remora isn't better, just different, based on my vision of the class.

[AslanC]

I totally understand that.

I guess my questionis this.

Are you guys making a FASA SRM or are you making your versions of FASA ships? Aside from the Torp and the Date, mine is based on the FASA ship as close as I could get.

Now I am not criticizing, I am asking, because there are some other ones I would like to do, but I want to know how much leeway I will have with them

[AslanC]

whoops...double post...move along...nothing to see here

[Eric R.]

Be true to the original intent and spirit of the ship. It does not have to be a system to system match (though crew, passengers, shuttles (rounded appropriately) warp and transporters should be or as close as possible, while some systems like tractor beams, life support, operations, sensors and etc are up for grabs) and like what Sea Tyger did with the Remora he simply brought it into the contex of what we now expect of an escort.

[Sea Tyger]

Originally posted by AslanC

Are you guys making a FASA SRM or are you making your versions of FASA ships? Aside from the Torp and the Date, mine is based on the FASA ship as close as I could get.

Now I am not criticizing, I am asking, because there are some other ones I would like to do, but I want to know how much leeway I will have with them

I, personally, will tailor the FASA design to how I envision the class, based on the SRM writeup. I have no problems with people writing the ship up as closely as possible to the FASA design.

I'm just presenting the ships how I envision them for my 23rd-Century campaign.

[AslanC]

Okay that is very very cool and I can grove to it

Are we opening this up to toher FASA ships as well?

I woudl like to call dibs on the ones in the TNG Officers Manual. I know they are fugly, but they are kinda neat as well

Though I think changing the dimensions of the ships may be a bit much, but that's just me. I will use the measurements presented and say nothing more about it

[PGoodman13]

I'll have the Alamo up tomorrow night, along with the Franz Joseph Tech Manual designs.

[Flamestrike]

Originally posted by AslanC
Okay that is very very cool and I can grove to it

Are we opening this up to toher FASA ships as well?

I woudl like to call dibs on the ones in the TNG Officers Manual. I know they are fugly, but they are kinda neat as well

Though I think changing the dimensions of the ships may be a bit much, but that's just me. I will use the measurements presented and say nothing more about it

Ooo! Ooo! Mind if I tackle the Royal Sovereign?

::drool::

[Imagus]

Oi! What was wrong with my [[]Miranda[/i]?

I got there first!

rassam frassam...

Despite my earlier jokes, I really don't think this should be a "first-called, first-served" affair. I like Sea Tyger's designs, but I'm working my own versions up anyway and will post them in the long run!

The big problem is, do you stay true to FASA's original ideas (where the Baker-class destroyer is as big as a Constitution-class heavy cruiser, or do you fudge it like ST and I are doing?

[Eric R.]

Correction Made Sorry I hadn't realized.

Like I said I think the paramount thing in conversion is staying true to the original design's intent and spirit with the newer understanding of Star Trek, either change the ships type to fir the dimension or shrink the sucker. But remmeber a lot of the FASA designs featured sweeping nacelli configurations with either long arms or wings so there was alot of dead space in these ships I think for example the Derf class tender looked as if it used a Constititution class primary hull modified as its main body.