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Built as the first revival of the Constitution Class, the Ressurection (Sub)Class would bring the vessel back into the forefront of peace and conflict. The Class was primerally built at Mars Shipyards, and a total of 36 would be built, the USS Resurrection, NCC-1796 was the first of it's class. The Class would endure various conflicts through-out the latter end of the 24th Century well into the 25th Century to which it was met with a fully revived Constitution Class that was made possible thanks to 'Project NeX'. The Class did gain a 25th Century refit itself but the Alpha Centari Shipyards that was established & in service by 2443 had another project in mind to push the ship further into service well into the 27th Century.

this is about as close as i'm gonna get to the actual Resurrection Class, yes, it has no windows on the saucer, it's because that was the hardest bit so i ignored putting windows on it and focus on the saucer itself, if anyone is up for putting windows on it, note me the windowed version so i can update this one.

Design - Armando Perez

Ship Parts - , and myself (Saucer section)

Made - ME

Description

Built as the first revival of the Constitution Class, the Ressurection (Sub)Class would bring the vessel back into the forefront of peace and conflict. The Class was primerally built at Mars Shipyards, and a total of 36 would be built, the USS Resurrection, NCC-1796 was the first of it's class. The Class would endure various conflicts through-out the latter end of the 24th Century well into the 25th Century to which it was met with a fully revived Constitution Class that was made possible thanks to 'Project NeX'. The Class did gain a 25th Century refit itself but the Alpha Centari Shipyards that was established & in service by 2443 had another project in mind to push the ship further into service well into the 27th Century.

this is about as close as i'm gonna get to the actual Resurrection Class, yes, it has no windows on the saucer, it's because that was the hardest bit so i ignored putting windows on it and focus on the saucer itself, if anyone is up for putting windows on it, note me the windowed version so i can update this one.

Design - Armando Perez

Ship Parts - , and myself (Saucer section)

Made - ME