It's a nice picture, but we're making a one nacelle ship. I think that design with one nacelle is just going to look lopsidedDamn, that's a pretty ship.
Kinda settles my mind on the inline.
It's a nice picture, but we're making a one nacelle ship. I think that design with one nacelle is just going to look lopsidedDamn, that's a pretty ship.
Kinda settles my mind on the inline.
oh wait they are all the same mass, time for the half saucer of course.
Ah, yeah, that's a good point.It's a nice picture, but we're making a one nacelle ship. I think that design with one nacelle is just going to look lopsided
Being fair, the back end of the secondary hull would actually be a decent place to put a tractor emitter, for towing impounded vessels - and having a tractor emitter on the fore of the saucer section would allow for slowing down fleeing vessels as well.Ah, yeah, that's a good point.
Well, if we can get a mini-Kelvin out of the full saucer design I'm all for it - though it would have worked better with a shuttlebay.
My guess would be phaser firing arcs, as well as trying to minimize profile when approaching a suspect vessel, at least to some extent.Why automatically a saucer? Why not a sphere, a cube or a cylinder, or even a more elaborate shape?
Because it's a relatively simple thing to build and we've got a ton of experience working with such designs, for something that's meant to be cheap and cheerful like a police cutter we want to be sticking with what we know works and what we're good at.Why automatically a saucer? Why not a sphere, a cube or a cylinder, or even a more elaborate shape?
The pirates shall learn to fear the half-saucer!
Or I hope so at least. I'm not sure why but the half-saucer shape gives a more 'policey' vibe to me.
Two orbs, one nacelle?
It IS a cop car
That is not the orientation they are in.Demented ice cream cone!
[JK] Double orb hull, two side by side 50,000 ton orbs.