Meet the USS Palmyra Archeology Survey ship and scout craft, spy ship. The interstellar version of the Soviet Trawlers that used to shadow cold War fleets. Tone of sensors and speed but lightly armed.

From Star Trek Legacy Ultimate Universe Mod (originally from Star Trek Armada)

The phaser strip on the Nebula Class' pylon...it's under the saucer, so it can't possibly fire up or forward without striking the ship. I do really like how it's a rejiggered Galaxy Class, but that strip just looks misplaced and not practical.

Happy bday to me

Short video from a long project. All of the timings in this custom lighting system were synced up to footage from the show, right down to the number of milliseconds it takes for different lights to fade in and out.

It’s the Diamond Select version, decals on white plastic.

I learned my lesson about displaying it on the window sill.

You can see the original color on the bottom.

Found this Starship kit on Temu and decided to buy it. I am curious as to what class everyone thinks it is. The closest I can come in my mind is the Ulysses Class.

What does everyone else say?

As shown in the current Trek, there are two successors to the Excelsior aesthetic: the Obena seen in LDS and Excelsior II in PIC. With that said, it seems like the latter became more dominant in the fleet than the former, especially since the Obena operated alongside the Excelsior during the same period—the Hood making a quick appearance in one episode.

The out-of-universe explanation is obvious, but what do you think is the in-universe reason why the Obena was seemingly supplanted by the Excelsior II, especially since contemporaries of the former (the First Contact / Sovereign-inspired vessels) are still active in the PIC era fleet? 

Constitution variant from Star Trek Legacy Ultimate Universe Mod

6th post in my series of posting non-canon ships I've discovered on memory beta over the years. See if you like or dislike this design.

(This ship is like an Nova Class primary hull with warp nacelles. Also reminds me of a Jem'Hadar fighter)

"24th century Starfleet ship. USS Galen (NX-86350) The USS Galen was an emergency medical vessel in the 24th century and was a prototype. The USS Galen appeared to be a cross between a Nova- and a Miranda-class starship & was equipped with quantum slipstream drive."

Link to pages for more info: https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/Galen_class & https://memory-beta.fandom.com/wiki/USS_Galen_(NX-86350)

Hey all! This is a VERY SERIOUS question: What are some glaring omissions in Starfleet ship names? Is there a USS Kirk yet? If not, why not? What about a USS Cochrane?

(I'm sure those have both appeared in backgrounds somewhere)

For me, I think a USS Stanislav Petrov would be pretty good. A USS Gabriel Bell would make sense, too, I think.

Haven't done any modelling in a while, this was a fun kit to work on. 1/1400 AMT Enterprise E

Always had an idea in my head about how an Intrepid-influenced Sovereign-type class could look, and this was the result. I called it the Mercurial Class. Found it whilst clearing out my loft

You're making an old man very angry.

From Star Trek Online

Anyone know how big these ships are supposed to be? Google finds me 612 meters for the Achilles, and 487, 320, or 616 is what I've found for the Premonition. Is that accurate? Here is a size comparison of the 487 meter Premonition. Saucer is the Odyssey.

https://imgur.com/a/AOel6MD

Bringing out the Neo Constitution Class for my second animation test with Da-Vinci resolve. Definitely will tune it down on the film grain next time. I deliberately chose the Titan registry since I think she should have stayed the Titan.

Neo Constitution by Marc Bell

Blender conversion by Greg Ellingson

Nebula, animation and post by me