Comments on: Works in Progress: Anhui class destroyer http://fleetyard.net/works-in-progress-anhui-class-destroyer/ A blog about Star Trek and science fiction. Thu, 26 Aug 2010 01:56:28 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.6 hourly 1 By: shipfisher http://fleetyard.net/works-in-progress-anhui-class-destroyer/comment-page-1/#comment-138 shipfisher Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:23:11 +0000 http://fleetyard.net/?p=14#comment-138 This design may have preceeded the "USS Kelvin" from the upcoming trek movie, shots of which have just hit the web. This design may have preceeded the “USS Kelvin” from the upcoming trek movie, shots of which have just hit the web.

]]> By: aridas http://fleetyard.net/works-in-progress-anhui-class-destroyer/comment-page-1/#comment-62 aridas Thu, 28 Aug 2008 19:19:28 +0000 http://fleetyard.net/?p=14#comment-62 I like 'em all. I think there is some logic to an early Anhui with the original, Bonaventure-esque nacelles, leading to the one you are working on now, and finally to the Shangdu iteration above. It could represent two variations among members of a class built over a long period (sort of the thing I have laid out for the Horizon and Archon classes). The last iteration could be the later -- 2220s -- refit. If you want to vary the secondary hull at all you might want to explore moving from a hangar bay behind doors along the port and/ or starboard sides, to a aft clamshell arrangement or something similar. I like ‘em all. I think there is some logic to an early Anhui with the original, Bonaventure-esque nacelles, leading to the one you are working on now, and finally to the Shangdu iteration above. It could represent two variations among members of a class built over a long period (sort of the thing I have laid out for the Horizon and Archon classes). The last iteration could be the later — 2220s — refit.

If you want to vary the secondary hull at all you might want to explore moving from a hangar bay behind doors along the port and/ or starboard sides, to a aft clamshell arrangement or something similar.

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