Topic: Another Romulan coming to life  (Read 4340 times)

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Offline Reverend

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Re: Another Romulan coming to life
« Reply #20 on: November 12, 2006, 07:08:24 pm »
I had a request... can the wings be lengthened, the back ones too, maybe the bridge and everything else sharpened? Kinda less 'stock', so to speak. Just a thought..

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Re: Another Romulan coming to life
« Reply #21 on: November 17, 2006, 09:33:50 am »
I had a request... can the wings be lengthened, the back ones too, maybe the bridge and everything else sharpened? Kinda less 'stock', so to speak. Just a thought..

if you lengthen the wings, It'll roll and turn slower. Looks great as-is but I think the engines need to be further apart (something about interferring warp fields if the engines are too close together).
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Offline Reverend

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Re: Another Romulan coming to life
« Reply #22 on: November 23, 2006, 03:52:46 am »
 :huh:Hows that? Its outer space, no drag...
its good as is, I liked my idea too tho :)

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Re: Another Romulan coming to life
« Reply #23 on: December 02, 2006, 04:31:41 pm »
Sorry for late reply (been away from all forums last 2 months)...

Can you taper the edges of all the wings? Not a function thing, but a cool visual.
(Also a upsweeping version would be cool as well  ;D)

Regardless, Atolm/Pepperman can I add that to the 31century Romulan fleet conversions?

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Re: Another Romulan coming to life
« Reply #24 on: December 06, 2006, 09:42:25 am »
:huh:Hows that? Its outer space, no drag...
its good as is, I liked my idea too tho :)

Sure there no drag in a vacuum but unless the math is different in the 25th century, mass and inertial forces will change as well as your moment (center of gravity) the further away you move from your balance point.

I personally prefer a little reality in my fantasy games.
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