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Atrahasis

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Dates for FASA ships
« on: August 07, 2003, 12:53:07 am »
If anyone cares, I think I've figured out the dating system for the FASA ships. Basically the dates are given in centennials of the birth of the UFP. Basically, the base year is 2253, which is 100 years after the birth of the UFP. So, in a date like 2/1706, the only important number is the 17, which you would add to 2253 to get 2270. The 1/ or 2/ means the century since the birth. It certainly helps to understand the FASA ships better.

If you don't like the FASA ships congesting your early/middle/late eras because of all those other ships, you can easily add FASA ships to the late/advanced era by adding 20 years to their starting dates, whcih makes the bulk of them start around 2290 and beyond, which fills that decade out quite nicely.  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #1 on: August 07, 2003, 05:24:31 am »
Thanks for the info Atrahasis!

Since I no longer have any FASA Trek rulebooks that was very helpful to jog my memory about stardates in FASA.

Have you revised your FASA ship stats since a year ago? I can e-mail you what you did before if you want.

Qapla!

KF  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #2 on: August 07, 2003, 06:01:12 am »
Thanks KF, I actually still have my stats and am considering filling out the rest of the FASA fleet with a consistent basis. I know the Chandley is your favorite ship and I recall that you said it should be at least a heavy cruiser, but if you think about it, it is actually undergunned, less so than even a light cruiser, if you consider the REAL specs of an Enterprise and a Miranda. Sorry, this is just what I have been thinking of lately, I'm not deriding your fav ship on purpose, because I in fact like the Chandley as well.

For example, the Chandley has those 12 saucer phasers like any other Fed ship, but that's it. It has two fore torp launchers and two aft torp launchers. But if you think about it, even the Miranda has more guns than that with its two cannons at the ends of the rollbars, in addition to everything else the Chandley has. Also, of course, the Enterprise itself has 18 phasers.

So, in that light, the FASA "frigates", which are actually very powerful ships, will fall somewhere UNDER the rank of a light cruiser when weapons alone are considered. This goes for the Northampton, Thufir, and Loknar as well. So perhaps they can, when everything is considered, be called some kind of "frigate", perhaps "heavy frigates"? Basically ships with lighter armament than a light cruiser but can mass pretty high, possibly even up to a light cruiseer or heavy cruiser mass range. It works out even better if you make the entry dates for these FASA "heavy frigates" really late, like after 2290, because by that time their armament is so light, especially when compared to an Excelsior, that they really could be "frigates", especially the smaller-massed ships like the Thufir, Loknar, and Northampton as well. Chandley is still a big-ass ship, but it's armament would not really exceed that of say a Knox-class frigate from "Ships of the Starfleet", which has 12 saucer phasers and two phaser cannons that shoot fore/aft.

So I say those FASA frigates are indeed frigates, but maybe the Chandley and Northampton should be classified as "heavy frigates". What d'ya think of that?

 

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #3 on: August 07, 2003, 08:59:53 am »
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Thanks KF, I actually still have my stats and am considering filling out the rest of the FASA fleet with a consistent basis. I know the Chandley is your favorite ship and I recall that you said it should be at least a heavy cruiser, but if you think about it, it is actually undergunned, less so than even a light cruiser, if you consider the REAL specs of an Enterprise and a Miranda. Sorry, this is just what I have been thinking of lately, I'm not deriding your fav ship on purpose, because I in fact like the Chandley as well.

For example, the Chandley has those 12 saucer phasers like any other Fed ship, but that's it. It has two fore torp launchers and two aft torp launchers. But if you think about it, even the Miranda has more guns than that with its two cannons at the ends of the rollbars, in addition to everything else the Chandley has. Also, of course, the Enterprise itself has 18 phasers.

So, in that light, the FASA "frigates", which are actually very powerful ships, will fall somewhere UNDER the rank of a light cruiser when weapons alone are considered. This goes for the Northampton, Thufir, and Loknar as well. So perhaps they can, when everything is considered, be called some kind of "frigate", perhaps "heavy frigates"? Basically ships with lighter armament than a light cruiser but can mass pretty high, possibly even up to a light cruiseer or heavy cruiser mass range. It works out even better if you make the entry dates for these FASA "heavy frigates" really late, like after 2290, because by that time their armament is so light, especially when compared to an Excelsior, that they really could be "frigates", especially the smaller-massed ships like the Thufir, Loknar, and Northampton as well. Chandley is still a big-ass ship, but it's armament would not really exceed that of say a Knox-class frigate from "Ships of the Starfleet", which has 12 saucer phasers and two phaser cannons that shoot fore/aft.

So I say those FASA frigates are indeed frigates, but maybe the Chandley and Northampton should be classified as "heavy frigates". What d'ya think of that?

 




I never thought of it that way Atrahasis.

I could live with the Chandley and its peers as Light cruisers with BASE FASA to SFC specs.

What about refit options? There is no reason to suppose that later Chandley refits took note of the lack of weaponry and added additional Ph1s to the saucer and or the dorsal and ventral wing structures thereby bringing them on par with Heavy Cruisers.  We are not talking about creating a new superbattleship here, just a heavy cruiser with the same phaser loadouts as the Enterprise Class FCA. Sounds like a simple retexture job to me. Heck, Pataflafla's Northampton retexture appears better armed than the Chandley right now, LOL.

If memory serves, Ships of The Starfleet books were just coming out sometime AFTER FASA Trek began. I believe, if FASA Trek were made today or even after ST: The Undiscovered Country, I'm sure the Chandley and other Federation ships would have a more ferocious loadout and include some type of anti-missile defense and the Klingons (D-10 and L-24 especially) WOULD be equipped with a cloaking device. I like FASA Trek a lot, the RPG was a blast, but it, like most Trek based games (E. g., Klingon Academy: Tholian Ships; No boarding actions allowed!) has its flaws and inconsistancies and I'm not hell bent on hyper-accuracy, I play for the fun of having a variety of TMP ships from a variety of sources. I do value SFC GAME BALANCE though and I don't see the FASA ship line as the end-all-and-be-all of the my personal Ammalgamated Trek universe. Besides, I'd like to see an X-tech FASA ships too. A Chandley with Heavy Torpedoes an Phaser X's, and FASA cloaking and Torpedo/disruptor armed Klingons, and X-tech armed Romulans would be really cool! LOL.

I look forward to playing with whatever BALANCED FASA to SFC shiplist you come up with.

Qapla!

KF  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #4 on: August 07, 2003, 09:31:59 am »
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Thanks KF, I actually still have my stats and am considering filling out the rest of the FASA fleet with a consistent basis. I know the Chandley is your favorite ship and I recall that you said it should be at least a heavy cruiser, but if you think about it, it is actually undergunned, less so than even a light cruiser, if you consider the REAL specs of an Enterprise and a Miranda. Sorry, this is just what I have been thinking of lately, I'm not deriding your fav ship on purpose, because I in fact like the Chandley as well.

For example, the Chandley has those 12 saucer phasers like any other Fed ship, but that's it. It has two fore torp launchers and two aft torp launchers. But if you think about it, even the Miranda has more guns than that with its two cannons at the ends of the rollbars, in addition to everything else the Chandley has. Also, of course, the Enterprise itself has 18 phasers.

So, in that light, the FASA "frigates", which are actually very powerful ships, will fall somewhere UNDER the rank of a light cruiser when weapons alone are considered. This goes for the Northampton, Thufir, and Loknar as well. So perhaps they can, when everything is considered, be called some kind of "frigate", perhaps "heavy frigates"? Basically ships with lighter armament than a light cruiser but can mass pretty high, possibly even up to a light cruiseer or heavy cruiser mass range. It works out even better if you make the entry dates for these FASA "heavy frigates" really late, like after 2290, because by that time their armament is so light, especially when compared to an Excelsior, that they really could be "frigates", especially the smaller-massed ships like the Thufir, Loknar, and Northampton as well. Chandley is still a big-ass ship, but it's armament would not really exceed that of say a Knox-class frigate from "Ships of the Starfleet", which has 12 saucer phasers and two phaser cannons that shoot fore/aft.

So I say those FASA frigates are indeed frigates, but maybe the Chandley and Northampton should be classified as "heavy frigates". What d'ya think of that?

 




Ok, I am really curious as to where you are getting some of these stats....

These ships are from  Star Trek: Star Ship Tactical Combat Simulator site:

 Reliant/Miranda
 Enterprise
 Chandley

These are consistant with the books I have and the Reliant is very undergunned compared to the Chandley, which in turn is out gunned by the Enterprise.

The only difference is in the TYPES of photon torps carried by the Reliant compared to the Chandley (2 20 point Photons [1 FA 1 RA without the FA/RA arcs] vs 4 16 point photons[2 FA/2RA])   And how to simulate that in SFC is a REAL interesting question.

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #5 on: August 07, 2003, 09:56:06 am »
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Thanks KF, I actually still have my stats and am considering filling out the rest of the FASA fleet with a consistent basis. I know the Chandley is your favorite ship and I recall that you said it should be at least a heavy cruiser, but if you think about it, it is actually undergunned, less so than even a light cruiser, if you consider the REAL specs of an Enterprise and a Miranda. Sorry, this is just what I have been thinking of lately, I'm not deriding your fav ship on purpose, because I in fact like the Chandley as well.

For example, the Chandley has those 12 saucer phasers like any other Fed ship, but that's it. It has two fore torp launchers and two aft torp launchers. But if you think about it, even the Miranda has more guns than that with its two cannons at the ends of the rollbars, in addition to everything else the Chandley has. Also, of course, the Enterprise itself has 18 phasers.

So, in that light, the FASA "frigates", which are actually very powerful ships, will fall somewhere UNDER the rank of a light cruiser when weapons alone are considered. This goes for the Northampton, Thufir, and Loknar as well. So perhaps they can, when everything is considered, be called some kind of "frigate", perhaps "heavy frigates"? Basically ships with lighter armament than a light cruiser but can mass pretty high, possibly even up to a light cruiseer or heavy cruiser mass range. It works out even better if you make the entry dates for these FASA "heavy frigates" really late, like after 2290, because by that time their armament is so light, especially when compared to an Excelsior, that they really could be "frigates", especially the smaller-massed ships like the Thufir, Loknar, and Northampton as well. Chandley is still a big-ass ship, but it's armament would not really exceed that of say a Knox-class frigate from "Ships of the Starfleet", which has 12 saucer phasers and two phaser cannons that shoot fore/aft.

So I say those FASA frigates are indeed frigates, but maybe the Chandley and Northampton should be classified as "heavy frigates". What d'ya think of that?

 




Ok, I am really curious as to where you are getting some of these stats....

These ships are from  Star Trek: Star Ship Tactical Combat Simulator site:

 Reliant/Miranda
 Enterprise
 Chandley

These are consistant with the books I have and the Reliant is very undergunned compared to the Chandley, which in turn is out gunned by the Enterprise.

The only difference is in the TYPES of photon torps carried by the Reliant compared to the Chandley (2 20 point Photons [1 FA 1 RA without the FA/RA arcs] vs 4 16 point photons[2 FA/2RA])   And how to simulate that in SFC is a REAL interesting question.  




In the past TNG mods (PRE-SFC3), different Plasma was retextured to represent different torpedoes (Standard, Quantum etc.) Then there were speed/tracking problems and the Romulans got weird looking plasma torpedoes, if I recall correctly. I still use these pre-SFC3 plasma retextures, LOL.

Why not simply give the Chandley's a set of Heavy Torpedoes? I don't think its too wacked or out of balance. I use the Chandley has my stock FCA in Firesoul's shiplist (No FASA stats there) the CX and GCX are cool (no heavy torps though) just need to move a set of normal torpedoes to the rear arcs, lol.

KF

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #6 on: August 07, 2003, 09:58:53 am »
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In the past TNG mods (PRE-SFC3), different Plasma was retextured to represent different torpedoes (Standard, Quantum etc.) Then there were speed/tracking problems and the Romulans got weird looking plasma torpedoes, if I recall correctly. I still use these pre-SFC3 plasma retextures, LOL.

Why not simply give the Chandley's a set of Heavy Torpedoes? I don't think its too wacked or out of balance. I use the Chandley has my stock FCA in Firesoul's shiplist (No FASA stats there) the CX and GCX are cool (no heavy torps though) just need to move a set of normal torpedoes to the rear arcs, lol.

KF  




Ah... I see... you are seeing the ships as X ships in SFB....

I don't.... I see them as TMP era (in my mind LATE ERA).

Once you get into TNG, then I can see them as being X ships.

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #7 on: August 07, 2003, 10:11:09 am »
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In the past TNG mods (PRE-SFC3), different Plasma was retextured to represent different torpedoes (Standard, Quantum etc.) Then there were speed/tracking problems and the Romulans got weird looking plasma torpedoes, if I recall correctly. I still use these pre-SFC3 plasma retextures, LOL.

Why not simply give the Chandley's a set of Heavy Torpedoes? I don't think its too wacked or out of balance. I use the Chandley has my stock FCA in Firesoul's shiplist (No FASA stats there) the CX and GCX are cool (no heavy torps though) just need to move a set of normal torpedoes to the rear arcs, lol.

KF  




Ah... I see... you are seeing the ships as X ships in SFB....

I don't.... I see them as TMP era (in my mind LATE ERA).

Once you get into TNG, then I can see them as being X ships.  




No, not really. Many SFB players see the FASA ships as X-ships and I think its a good compromise. SFB players can be very accomodating. Ideally, I would like the FASA ships as standard TMP ships too. As far as seeing them in TNG, In my corner of the Trek universe, I imagined that the Chandleys were taken out of mothballs to be follow on secondary-line support ships during the Dominion War.

Also IF I understand SFB history correctly, X-era technology is developed during/just after the ISC war of Pacification and prior to the Andromedan Invasion both BEFORE TNG era.

KF
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TOCXOBearslayer

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #8 on: August 07, 2003, 10:19:07 am »
well, I disagree with them being X-ships....

Still we must  remember, FASA is not SFB.... different time line completely.

There was no ISC 'war of pacification' nor an Andromedan Invasion in FASA's time line.

No Miraks or Lyrans or Hydrans either.  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #9 on: August 07, 2003, 11:05:22 am »
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well, I disagree with them being X-ships....

Still we must  remember, FASA is not SFB.... different time line completely.

There was no ISC 'war of pacification' nor an Andromedan Invasion in FASA's time line.

No Miraks or Lyrans or Hydrans either.    




SENSE OF HUMOR ALERT:

Easy Bearslayer. Its just a game, nobody needs to die over in game ship specs. LOL.  

Yes, FASA didn?t have the ISC War of Pacification or Andromedan Invasion but my SFC game is better for being able to go up against them. If FASA Trek ever gets revised, you bet I?ll be adding SFB races to that LOL! SFC just happens to be the engine that makes the use of FASA ships possible and the SFC series is mostly based on the SFB rules, so I say lets add the FASA stuff to it, not take out what makes SFC so versitile.

Bearslayer, I think you misunderstand what I meant by ?Many SFB players use FASA ships (e.g., the Andor and L-24 have SSDs online) as X-era ships.? The consensus I have gathered from online websites and chats with SFB players is that MOST, if not all the FASA ships ARE NOT ARMED with X-tech, they just appear during that time period. Again, we are talking about a compromise between two different game systems that were developed *cough* independently. I find it hard to believe that the FASA Trek designers didn't look at SFB as a starting point for their game and simply took out the stuff that could get them sued. I like having Klingon D-10s fighting Hydran ships, lol. Side note: In the early1980s, I remember my FASA  Trek Role Playing Game gamemaster being amazed at my tactical prowess when I did the ?Picard manuver? LONG before TNG came out or the idea of beaming an armed torpedo on to the engine room of an enemy ship (nobody in my group even heard of SFB back then).

Personally, I believe that the entire FASA Trek background could be added to the SFB universe without majorly disrupting the 'SFB history'. Again, the SFC game is about discovering new races and their worlds and conquering them, LOL. Why on Earth would you want to limit the SFC shiplist to ONLY FASA/Canon ships anyway? Sounds pretty boring to me without FASA related mission scripts (I?d pay money  for a good A Doomsday Like Any Other script) and besides MANY FASA Trek ships are, well, designed poorly anyway.

Thank goodness SFC modellers attempt to upgrade the base FASA models they bring to us (E.g., Atrahasis? D-10B, D'deridex's L-9 Saber and Sandman's Remora (kitbashed and retextured). As such the FASA Trek specs need to be revised to accommodate the model upgrades anyway. I agree that FASA ships should start appearing in the MID-LATE Era with FASA BASE Specs and that  there SHOULD be BALANCED refits/upgrades and appropriately X-tech armed versions too. Variety, it?s the spice of life.

My door is always open to suggestions and I will be supportive of anybody working on FASA stuff. If I can be of assistance let me know. Good will and best wishes to all involved in this worthy endeavour.

Qapla!

KF
 

Atrahasis

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #10 on: August 08, 2003, 07:09:15 am »
Recently I've been wondering about the SFB dating system. They give them in terms of Y150 or such...what is the base year supposed to be?

As for Bearslayer's comment about the weapons loadout of a Miranda, I go by the visual evidence and inlude the 12 phasers on the saucer, the 2 cannons at the rollbars, and the four torp launchers.  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #11 on: August 08, 2003, 07:20:28 am »
SFB doesn't explain the system, but SFC uses 2263 = Y163.

Atrahasis

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #12 on: August 08, 2003, 07:45:17 am »
I just surfed and found out the base year for SFB is thought by some to be 2110 because that puts the 2280's as the time when the Organians "disappeared" to allow the General War to happen. SFC seems to use an even 2100 as the base year. It looks like there is a discrepancy by at least a decade, but if you go by base year = 2110 then the X-ships appear in the year 2295, which means after ST VI which suits me better. I don't think I can live with X-ships appearing in 2285, that's much too soon. That's like the middle-late era in SFC!  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #13 on: August 08, 2003, 10:10:10 am »
Atrahasis does this mean you?ll have to tweak the FASA dates to make it possible for the BASE, bare bones FASA Ship specs to appear before the Advanced Era?

If so, that would be so cool to have upgrades and refits too. It would be cool to see the late TOS Loknar get replaced by the TMP Loknar that gets refitted via the USS Phobos and then, later gets upgraded with SOME X-tech.

Regarding the Chandley and Northampton, you can call them ?Heavy Frigates? or whatever you want. All I am looking for is that the power, defensive capabilities and armament [minus the additional marines of course] be upgraded over time to Heavy Cruiser level, say with a TOP loadout equal to a Heavy GSCX. What do I mean by a Heavy GSCX? Take Firesoul?s version GSCX move one set of the torpedo loadouts to the rear arcs and add the appropriate number of marines. Again I?m not talking about making new battleships or an X-era bombardment cruiser, although a heavy torpedo [no additional launchers or arcs though] armed fire support variant would be cool too.

The Klingons, well we won?t be undersold! With every Chandley upgrade we?ll through your choice of either a Cloaking D-10 or L-24. But wait there?s more for an additional 50 mega credits we?ll throw in the X-tech options package that?s, phaser Xs, disruptors and two heavy torpedos. Supplies are limited and subject to availability as well as the needs of the Klingon-Romulan technology exchange?

LOL

Best wishes

KF  

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #14 on: August 11, 2003, 06:24:01 am »
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Atrahasis does this mean you?ll have to tweak the FASA dates to make it possible for the BASE, bare bones FASA Ship specs to appear before the Advanced Era?

If so, that would be so cool to have upgrades and refits too. It would be cool to see the late TOS Loknar get replaced by the TMP Loknar that gets refitted via the USS Phobos and then, later gets upgraded with SOME X-tech.

Regarding the Chandley and Northampton, you can call them ?Heavy Frigates? or whatever you want. All I am looking for is that the power, defensive capabilities and armament [minus the additional marines of course] be upgraded over time to Heavy Cruiser level, say with a TOP loadout equal to a Heavy GSCX. What do I mean by a Heavy GSCX? Take Firesoul?s version GSCX move one set of the torpedo loadouts to the rear arcs and add the appropriate number of marines. Again I?m not talking about making new battleships or an X-era bombardment cruiser, although a heavy torpedo [no additional launchers or arcs though] armed fire support variant would be cool too.

The Klingons, well we won?t be undersold! With every Chandley upgrade we?ll through your choice of either a Cloaking D-10 or L-24. But wait there?s more for an additional 50 mega credits we?ll throw in the X-tech options package that?s, phaser Xs, disruptors and two heavy torpedos. Supplies are limited and subject to availability as well as the needs of the Klingon-Romulan technology exchange?

LOL

Best wishes

KF  




The base bare bones FASA dates, if I'm reading you correctly, already have ships appearing throughout all eras of course, but with a bulk of them becoming active in the late 2270's to 80's, which might be a problem because that decade will "billow out" and become quite inflated if you consider all the SFB ships and whatnot that will also be on one's list. What I'm suggesting is maybe tweaking the dates for TMP-era FASA ships by +20 years or so that they appear in the 2290's-2300's to make them late/advanced era ships, just to fill out that time span. It's an interesting idea, because FASA ships if you think about it look very advanced.  
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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #15 on: August 11, 2003, 06:31:25 am »
Also, I might poiint out that in Trekdom the 6 decades following the the year 2300 are rather unknown and bare. It simply has not been sufficiently explained or filled out by/with ships. FASA ships would fit there nicely!

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #16 on: August 11, 2003, 08:13:42 am »
I like that idea A.

 

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #17 on: August 11, 2003, 10:54:29 am »
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Also, I might poiint out that in Trekdom the 6 decades following the the year 2300 are rather unknown and bare. It simply has not been sufficiently explained or filled out by/with ships. FASA ships would fit there nicely!  




I am sold as long as the BASE FASA stats are that, BASE, and that upgrades and refits are added. Again I'm not talking about making FASA ships uber armed X-ships, some limited X-tech is fine.

I for one would loved to have seen what Sulu's adventures brought to us, LOL.

Qapla!

KF

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #18 on: August 11, 2003, 07:30:20 pm »
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Also, I might poiint out that in Trekdom the 6 decades following the the year 2300 are rather unknown and bare. It simply has not been sufficiently explained or filled out by/with ships. FASA ships would fit there nicely!  




I am sold as long as the BASE FASA stats are that, BASE, and that upgrades and refits are added. Again I'm not talking about making FASA ships uber armed X-ships, some limited X-tech is fine.

I for one would loved to have seen what Sulu's adventures brought to us, LOL.

Qapla!

KF  




Yes, upgrades and refits would not be a problem of course. However, has anyone else noticed with the FASA Fed ships in particular that upgrades and refits happen very often inside of one year of a given model, sometimes in the same year? I think the Chandley is one example of that, though I'd have to check the numbers to make absolutely sure. It seems that many of the variants of a class are what you could call "temporary stop-gaps" or experimental refits before the final version is decided upon, whcih often turns out to be the most kick-ass model of course. So, looking carefully at the dates and the explanatory text would be important in deciding if a given variant in a given class is really a production version worthy of being inlcuded in a ship list or some kind of stop-gap experimental type.

Now in a different vein, let us ponder on one FASA Fed that I find particularly interesting: the Loknar-class frigate. In specs and size it actually qualifies as a frigate, which is good. But anyone notice that the TOS version (which is the one in the diagram in the manual) looks a lot like the NX-01? Upward slanted engines supported by a Y-frame secondary hull, the only big difference being that the NX-01 has that "warp juncture room" or whatever it is cataracting across the Y-frame at the rear. Just imagine the NX-01 without that and it looks amazingly simlar to the Loknar. Also, the Loknar is supposed to be an older class than the Connie, if I recall correctly. There's definitely room for fitting it into Trekdom now in the early era and onwards simply because of the design similarity. I propose we all give the Loknar a new kind of respect and possibly even making a model for the TOS version that has color and details more similar to the NX-01, and add it to our shiplists as a FF!

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Re: Dates for FASA ships
« Reply #19 on: August 11, 2003, 08:28:06 pm »
Any chance of an image of that TOS Locknar getting posted here.....???