No Discovery, Protostar, or La Sirenia… but I'll absolutely take what I can get.
No way, that's the USS Burbank.
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I wish there was a version of the calendar with only canon ship classes. Not a big fan of most non-canon designs.
My problem with ship designs in general, canon and not, is that they all tend to be so flat. Like… vertically speaking. Flat.
Borg Sphere - best ship.
Daedalus class FTW
for a spaceship, that's not a very efficient use of... space
I’m liking the new John Eaves design (for June?).
It looks like a quantum slipstream design, very close to Mark Rademaker’s Vesta-class USS Aventine but with a less elongated saucer section.
Interesting.