The only class I know of where they had a theme and kept it was the Danube-class runabouts, which were named after Earth's rivers.
Looked more like the shuttlecraft seen in Insurrection which does share a lot of similarities with the runabout, and indeed the interior is a redress of the runabout's.In the new trailer, I believe that I saw a new type of runabout. It is the ship escaping from the exploding Borg ship.
The California class so far seems to be named after places in California.The only class I know of where they had a theme and kept it was the Danube-class runabouts, which were named after Earth's rivers.
The California class so far seems to be named after places in California.
Looked a bit more like Kerala's to me, but the nacelles are at zenith instead of nadir.https://i.ibb.co/2sT4xbC/new-ship.jpg
https://i.ibb.co/C5r7FjN/new-ship-2.jpg
The new ship's saucer seems to be taken from the Eaglemoss Centaur CGI model, while the two large impulse engines, nacelles & pylons seem to be based on the Parliament class.
My favorite would be the "U.S.S. Excess Esses"Starting with the United Spaceship Starship, no doubt.
Except if the original name were the theme setter, other ships should be named after other US states...![]()
Starting with the United Spaceship Starship, no doubt.
Or - alternatively - other "sub-national" regions across Earth (and, possibly, other Federation worlds).Except if the original name were the theme setter, other ships should be named after other US states...![]()
Poor you, those dangnabbit STO players. I do agree about the Parliament Class. It is a beauty.My only problem with the Luna Titan is that now it gives the STO players a feeling of legitimacy when you're talking canon. In reddit discussions they chime in with information from STO's continuity as if it's part of the main timeline.
Never been a fan of ships that require you to walk through the nacelles to get to the mission deck. But California is kind of cool.
Love the Pakled stuff, and that we now see them in the theme song.
Parliament is probably the prettiest ship in the show. Actually probably in my top 10 starfleet designs.
Nope. It looks much more similar to a runabout (huge intake under the pylons, apparently 2 front windows).Looked more like the shuttlecraft seen in Insurrection which does share a lot of similarities with the runabout, and indeed the interior is a redress of the runabout's.
BotF has a USS Trump, and it's an Oberth class XDPresumably, when somebody proposes a ship class, they sometimes include a theme for vessels of the class.
And when Starfleet Shipyards Operations manufactures those vessels, it depends on the administrator in charge whether a under production adheres to that theme or gets Random Ship Name.
In the DS9 post-series novels, all new runabouts assigned to the station (and its successor) are named after Bajoran rivers.
In Star Trek: Armada II, Nebula-class ships are named after Human scientists.
In the ENT and ENT: Rise of the Federation novels, NX- and Columbia-class (= NX refit) starships are named after notable piloted Earth spacecraft.
As a kid, based on the Defiant and Valiant, I used to think Defiant-class ships have names ending in "-iant", e.g. Reliant, Deviant.
Well, that's just silly given the Luna class doesn't originate from STO.My only problem with the Luna Titan is that now it gives the STO players a feeling of legitimacy when you're talking canon. In reddit discussions they chime in with information from STO's continuity as if it's part of the main timeline.
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