Dec 5, 2025
Different views of the Excelsior-class (refit) U.S.S. Enterprise-B.
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Different views of the Excelsior-class (refit) U.S.S. Enterprise-B.
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.
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Federation Starships
Starship USS Enterprise-B
The Enterprise-B probably isn't the most famous Enterprise... but it's still a worthy addition to the line.
Day 26 – USS Enterprise NCC-1701-B Excelsior (refit) Class http://ift.tt/2DLNCzz
The Enterprises and a couple of friends.
The U.S.S. Enterprise-B about to be launched in Star Trek Generations (1994).