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Published: 2012-09-10 18:39:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 3167; Favourites: 72; Downloads: 191
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Decades ago, another Captain Metlesits was relieved to hear the words: "We have cleared the wavefront". Now, Captain Suliko Metlesits, aboard her barely functioning vessel, must bear witness to what unfolds in the future.- It's even bigger than an Excelsior. - Bez says, gritting his teeth.
- Standard Federation hull configuration. - Sofel's eyes are fixed upon what he is seeing in his viewer.
- Captain, I'm getting a transponder signal. - Hallgrimsdottir cries out - Starfleet. NCC One Seven Zero One Charlie. USS Enterprise!
Starring the Sieglinde and the Cripps as the Enterprise.
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So in the timeline where the C disappeared from the Battle of Narendra III is it still the Klingons the Feds are at war with or the Romulan Empire while officially 'teamed up' with the uncooperative Klingons?
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No, this is before those events. Garrett is still a rookie here.
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finally lol the enterprise c never got enough action
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Thank you!
And there will be more!
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Its beautiful,nostalgic too.
Too bad the Ambassador weren't seen fighting the Dominion ships.I can be wrong about that,of course.
Maybe there wouldn't be so much losses as with the Exelsior and other ships involved. Who knows...
And the Centaur ships, who wouldn't like them?
Good too see a Centaur in Action.
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And you'll see some more Centaur action!
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In the words of Chief Miles Edward O'Brien...I hate temporal mechanics!
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*dons evil grin* "That's what your girlfriend/mom/sister said"
JK 
Sorry, I'm a douche, but not cracking this joke would have been a crime against humanity
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I dont care that the registry is wrong, it's the idea that is cool.
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I know, the Cripps plays the C here
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The Ambassador looks HUGE! You sure you got the scaling right?
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Yupp. The Centaur is small, some 210 metres long.
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I find that hard to believe. The Centaur was built around a standard Excelsior saucer and there is just no way that that is THIS tiny when compared to an Ambassador saucer.
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Nope, the original builders wanted the ship to be small. The saucer style is merely similar to the Excelsior, (and a lot smaller) mimicking the design guidelines of the respective era. But it's a tiny ship.
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Is it just me or does the registry not look like NCC-1701-C?
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As standing in the description field, the Cripps plays the Enterprise here
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NCC-18894...Can't find any ship with that registry.
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I "C" what you did there. You're little lady gets to meet up with a Starfleet Ambassador on her first day.
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Suliko is actually an experienced Captain at this point, commanding the Sieglinde for a decade. Rachel Garrett is more or less still a rookie here
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The Enterprise-C? Interesting and awesome at the same time.
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Thank you very much!
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You're welcome. Keep up the great work. I love seeing your renders. Especially with the Big E-C. Ambassador class is one of my favorite capital ships.
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Is this your take on the classic "Yesterday's Enterprise" episode? If so, which ship has travelled in time?
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Yesterday's Enterprise will occur, about a decade (Ent-C's timeframe) from now.
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So this is a bit like a precursor to those events? Two ships from different eras meeting up
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Might want to create an Enterprise-C mesh for occasions such as this...
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The Cripps is a good substitute
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Then might I humbly suggest altering the text to account for her presence vice Enterprise?
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Nice Job with this. Time travel makes my brain hurt. I wonder what captain Garrett thought when she saw this?
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Thank you very much!
Captain Garrett was prepared, the Enterprise was awaiting the arrival of the Sieglinde. Some (in)famous guests are eagerly watching the viewscreen on the bridge...
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it's nice to know those log buoys are actually sought after a ship disappears lol. Now the question is the Sieglinde ready to meet the 1st "Grey Ghost" of the 24th century? ("Grey Ghost" is one of a few nicknames given the Enterprise CV-6 during WWII, in case you didn't know lol. Since the Star Trek Enterprise lineage is directed from her it fits 
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I know the Grey Ghost sotry. Came from the notion that the japanese hav thrice declared that they have sunk her, but the reports of her early demise were always false (although I love Axis land and air stuff, I'm pro-Allies when it comes to those beautiful American warships of the era
Twenty-seven years have passed, and not too mch have changed. The Lost Era is kind of moot, except for the Cardassian War, which is yet to come. First Contact will take place exactly in this year, when the Sieglinde returns.
And no, no, no, NX-01 never existed in the Polarisverse (and Cochrane wasn't a boozer and his ship was named Bonaventure, and so on
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I'm hardcore in maritime and Naval history so I tend to know things most don't care to know. So I tend to explain things cause I don't know of others may know of it. Especially on the Internet where so many from other nationalities may not care about American Naval history. lol
In my mind there is only one event that really truly matters in the Lost Era. That event is the Battle of Narendhra III and the loss of the Enterprise-C. Otherwise it's just a peaceful 60 year gap in the story to me. Cardassian war or not. I'm not even going to touch the Enterprise Era not enough room for the long list of problems with what should have been a Star Trek Renascence.
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I'm interested in both the Cardassian War and the Tzenkethi War. Don't forget, the Tzenkethi are a most important race in the Polarisverse, and the two wars were fuelled by eachother.
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eh it's your universe so you get to make the big decisions about what's important and what isn't
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