Jul 22
U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-A
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U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701-A
"The Tallest Ship" by Jetfreak-7
Enterprise on the attack.
Heh heh! He blowed up real good!
Review of the Enterprises
NX-01: A tin can with lasers and a rocket attached. Held together by duct tape, Charles Trip Tucker III's prayers to the southern accent, and (maybe) a nail. NCC-1701: the RMS Titanic meets the Bismark, in space. It was refit, what, six times? Indestructable. Except by KirkNCC-1701-A: copycat NCC-1701-B: Excelsior pro+. Also, it just dissappearred. NCC-1701-C: Personally my favorite design. Couldn't make a show about it cause it ends with every main character dead. NCC-1701-D: My dad thinks it's super ugly. I don't think it's that bad. Costa Concordia meets star destroyer. NCC-1701-E: Blew up a Borg cube on a whim. Janeway'd the Scimitar. But it couldn't survive Worf. NCC-1701-F:Like the Enterprise-A but without the nostalgia factor, so it's just bad. Design is cool though NCC-1701-G: Should be the USS Sappho with its commanding officers. I'd fly that ship.
The new model on the showroom floor.
This pretty much sums up my feelings on the matter as well.
Coming up on the Enterprise-A in Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989).