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Published: 2011-05-25 22:35:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 3517; Favourites: 54; Downloads: 207
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The Leavenworth Class Frigate is an Excelsior based TMP era design, from the "expanded universe" of Star Trek.Note: Resources have it listed as both NCC-1901 and NCC-1901-B. I went without.
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Β 1901-B? I always assumed that there was once a Leavenworth, and she was destroyed. And that the B was named after her.
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From what I found, there was only one in this configuration, and there were sources that used one, or the other.
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This ship right here looks like theΒ Excelsior Upgrade to the Miranda Class
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Or a twin nacelled version of this...
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The Leavenworth is a good starship design with the Excelsior body. I has good defense for itself. I have a ship, theΒ USS Excel,Β that resembles this ship.Β Keep it up with your work, CaptShade.Β
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Very nice, far superior to the Centaur. And has a well thought layout.
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Thanks. It's supposed to have torpedo launchers on the saucer, but none of the pics I saw showed where. So I had to make a guess.
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Might be a connection, I'm sure.
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yeah, have you done the centaur class yet?
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Nope...From what I found, it was made during the 24th century. I know it's splitting hairs. But if if I brake my "no 24th century ships" rule, even once, I'll get swarmed.
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(Even Though It's Non-Canon) Memory Beta Says that it was actully in production since the 23rd century, Most Likely the latter half of the century, It was said to be built using Pre-made Stock Parts for the Excelsior class. Here it is: [link]
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ok, thanks anyway i cant wait to see more ships 23rd century is a better star trek era anyway.
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And ships were smaller in the 23rd century...I think the 24th century is compensating.
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yeah, i know what you mean.
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