Excelsior all the way, and I'm not talking about the new "preggy" refit (i.e., Enterprise-B).
Akira Class
Ambassador Class
Constitution Class
Defiant Class
Excelsior Class
Galaxy Class
Norway Class
Nova Class
Sovereign Class
Other Class
Excelsior all the way, and I'm not talking about the new "preggy" refit (i.e., Enterprise-B).
Anyhoo, just some random thoughts...
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You gotta go with the girl who brought you to the dance...Connie.
Of course, the Sovereign is a very, very close second...
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This is a tough choice, because there are so many ship classes that I like. For TOS and Movie-era, I'd have to choose the Constitution-class (and its refit version). For TNG and beyond, I'd have to go with the Sovereign-class, with the Intrepid-class coming in a close second. Like Lowly Uhlan, though, I'll add the NX-class as an honorable mention (it may, when all is said and done, be my favorite ship, but I need more exposure to it first).
Greg
I would have to go with the Constitution all the way through and I would be honored to serve aboard the Enterprise under any of her Captains.
Regards,
CKV.
Even the one with Cpt. whatever from Generations? (Cameron, just get your dad's starship and get over here! I tired of this..."Originally posted by Capt. K. Vaughn
I...I would be honored to serve aboard the Enterprise under any of her Captains...
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If you read the beginning of my statement you will note that it is referring to the Constitution-class not the Excelsior, Ambassador, Galaxy, Sovereign or NX-class.Originally posted by qerlin
Even the one with Cpt. whatever from Generations? (Cameron, just get your dad's starship and get over here! I tired of this..."![]()
Regards,
CKV.
I'm a sucker for the Miranda-class. Go U.S.S. Reliant!
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Galaxy class. Pack your family on board and go to visit the stars, that's how I love the future! And lots of nice recreational facilites to spend your time on...
As for the coolest designs (ie beautiful ship I wouldn't like to serve on), have to go with Sovereign (when it's not being borgified or having its saucer sliced in half), with the refit Connie not too far behind.
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Nova- Great looking little ship, the whole crew is your family.Y ou survey a homeworld of some unknown race.![]()
Akira! Even if she weren't a carrier!!![]()
The darkness inside me is a lot scarier than the darkness out there....
I have to add that I certainly wouldn't mind having a Danube-class runabout to tool around in.
Sure would cut down on the commute.![]()
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Originally posted by StyroFoam Man
One blast from the micro-torp launcher and good buy traffic problems!![]()
Better than that. Its pretty certain that most commutes will be well within transporter range... Save the torps for the holidays...
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I would definitely have to say the Akira class....if it comes down to combat situations...either the Defiant or the Akira would rock. And despite all the differences I've read regarding the Akira's armaments, I still dig the idea of it being a fast torpedo cruiser, with 15 torpedo tubes capable of deploying photon or quantum torpedoes. I'm sure it's exploratory capabilities are quite nice, but it has speed and firepower to boot. If an alien were to come up to this ship and decide to cop an attitude with us, I would love to see the looks on their faces when their captain orders:
"Tactical Analysis!"![]()
But that is my humble opinion.
Respectfully,
General Chang
"So the Enterprise is on her maiden voyage, eh? Now that is one well endowed lady. Ah'd like to get mah hands on her ample nacelles, if ye'll pardon the bit o' engineerin' parlance." -Scotty, STAR TREK, 2009
OMG Reg, that was hilarious.Originally posted by REG
Excelsior all the way, and I'm not talking about the new "preggy" refit (i.e., Enterprise-B).![]()
And despite how much I may love this class (totally different species), I kinda feel for the Klingons and their K't'inga class battlecruisers. I mean, imagine some giant omnipotent being putting a halt to an advancing K't'inga, lifting the topside of the boom section, and sitting down to read the morning paper. Those poor poor Klingons.. Then again, one can guess as to what phasers and toilet paper have in common.![]()
Respectfully and irreverently,
General Chang
"So the Enterprise is on her maiden voyage, eh? Now that is one well endowed lady. Ah'd like to get mah hands on her ample nacelles, if ye'll pardon the bit o' engineerin' parlance." -Scotty, STAR TREK, 2009