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@Federation Starships - Class Size Comparisons

Comparing the sizes of starships that have appeared on-screen. Many of the 24th century ships were just barely seen in the Battle of Wolf 359 graveyard scene and others in the Battle of Sector 001 from "First Contact". The Centaur and Constellation classes have only been depicted in the 24th century but are certainly 23rd century design types. _____________________ Info sources: Daystrom Institute Technical Library (http://www.ditl.org/) Ex Astris Scientia (http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/) There is plenty of ambiguity over the figures for some classes, particularly the Defiant. DITL and EAS do not agree on all of them. Last slide - Galaxy class size comparison: http://vsfx.deviantart.com/art/Enterprise-D-Size-Comparison-402273525 I don't think there is a design here that looks aesthetically bad, especially compared to the JJprise... _____________________ Music: Jerry Goldsmith _____________________ Made purely for non-profit purposes. STAR TREK is a registered trademark of CBS/Paramount Pictures etc. No infringement intended.

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