Greatest sci-fi spaceship?

[BCoetzer]

Greatest sci-fi spaceship?

 

[Goosfrabba]

 

[bwana]

Which Enterprise?

For me it's the Enterprise-D.

 

[DarkStarMonday]

Amateurs ...

 

[Athos]

Which Enterprise?

For me it's the Enterprise-D.

NCC-1701-E for me.

 

[DarkStarMonday]

NCC-1701-E for me.

Romulan Warbirds are better, Enterprise wasn't all that great - actually very week in the Trekkie universe.

 

[Lupus]

NCC-1701-E for me.

Sovereign class vs Galaxy hmmm... Interesting going for the more warship like one nice, it does look a lot sleeker than the D that's for sure.
I would go Defiant if I was picking a Star Trek ship. But for some reason I like the look of the older Miranda Class that we see with the Reliant

Also which Galactica?

 

[Magnum]

Noirnavio...

 

[Lupus]

Romulan Warbirds are better, Enterprise wasn't all that great - actually very week in the Trekkie universe.

It would depend on which Enterprise, there was the NX-01 which yeah I mean of course, but NCC 1704 through to E were different classes, with the Sovereign being pretty good and being more of a warship vs the previous ones.

 

[Lupus]

Also where is the Stargate O'Neill?

 

[neoprema]

Romulan Warbirds are better, Enterprise wasn't all that great - actually very week in the Trekkie universe.

The biggest gain a RWB has is its cloaking ability and that its powered by a singularity drive if i'm not mistaken, vs matter-anti-matter warp cores on Starfleet ships.

USS Voyager is my choice though because she's lean, quick and nimble but still a large ship. Intrepid class did not get as much love as they should have lol.

 

[Cray]

Rocinante is spelled wrong in the poll

 

[Lupus]

The biggest gain a RWB has is its cloaking ability and that its powered by a singularity drive if i'm not mistaken, vs matter-anti-matter warp cores on Starfleet ships.

USS Voyager is my choice though because she's lean, quick and nimble but still a large ship. Intrepid class did not get as much love as they should have lol.

Yeah but any real test of it was all ruined by a woman captain, getting lost and refusing to ask for directions... Yet apparently men are the ones who do that.

 

[Jean Claude Vaaldamme]

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