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Taldrenites => Starfleet Command Models => Topic started by: ModelsPlease on September 20, 2005, 01:01:52 am
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U.S.S. LEXINGTON Constitution-class Mk IV
(http://www.battleclinic.com/docks/files/images/a79c5d3767b0dcd66e7a94b15863532b.JPG)
U.S.S. Lexington NCC-1709
Constitution-class Mk IV
Owner : United Federation of Planets
Class : Heavy Command Cruiser Refit
In service : 2290
Out of service : 2300
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Five years after her initial refit the USS Lexington received the last of her refits as a Constitution-class cruiser. In 2298 she would begin a 2 year transformation into a completely new class of Starship. 2300 would mark the dawn of a new century and a new command cruiser.The new USS Lexington re-commisioned NCC-3092, Lexington-class command cruiser finished her trials and was put to service in May of that year.
* Photo history of the Lexington included *
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Author : ModelsPlease
model design: Paramount
textures: Greg Strong AKA -L B-, Moonraker
mesh: Greg Strong AKA -L B-, Moonraker
Kitbash : ModelsPlease
Thanks to : Paramount, Rick Knox, Lord Bile, Moonraker and Antivyrus for showing me how to bash.
http://www.battleclinic.com/docks/files/dist/index.php/file,100cd8cc589bad99a812db6985e13ae5.zip
Enjoy !!!
-MP
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Ah, my favourite class, though I really don't buy it that it's the same Lexington as the Constitution version, what with the completely different components there's not a single panel shared between the Enterprise class and the Lexington class. Still an interesting bash, though I would give it the Lexington pylons, those Enterprise pylons still look too flimsy for the Kodiak nacelles at that size, and I'd lower the neck a little bit, to make it more of a lead-into the final Lexington class.
BTW from whence did you find that Moonraker Lexington? I've got a ship based on it by him or at least from his parts called the Starlance I think it is, but it's got a cut-out saucer and weird nacelles with a torpedo pod for a secondary hull.
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BTW from whence did you find that Moonraker Lexington?
From his site, WZ is hosting Moonrakers SFC 1 and SFC 2/OP ships.
http://www.universeatwar.org/drs/Moonraker/sfc2/moonraker_sfc2.htm
As for my concept, I have been mulling around with one more ship that does get the design closer the Lexington-class. I'll think about doing it and revamping the ships timeline.