I think that's it for the Command Pod, I darkened the section between the
sensor spires? to lighten the neck in game. I think it should make it look a little meaner, maybe like the "head" of the ship is turned-down slightly.
Here's a few pics of the state of things presently. I am doing this guy in a way that perpetuates the original story about the creation of the Klingon Bird of Prey. From what I can recall (been a while since I read the book), Leonard Nimoy planned for the bad guys in ST III:TSFS to be Romulan and he spoke with the effects department about how he felt it was important for their ship to be "scary-looking" and have the appearance of a "swooping hawk or eagle". A cardboard mock-up of essentially the BOP was delivered to him and the studio said that because some costuming, make-up, sets, props, etc. already existed for the Klingons; they wanted the enemy in the movie to be Klingon. Nimoy then decide to use the fantastic design that had already been delivered and that it could be explained as the ships that the Klingons received from the Romulans in exchange for the D7s that were seen in TOS. FASA took the idea farther by suggesting the Klingon officers and crew were reluctant to serve aboard these "Romulan" ships until after successful and intrepid missions such as the Genesis Incident illustrated the value of an invisible hit and run vessel. I then see the Deathstalker Destroyer as the result of this knowledge reaching Klingon ship builders and influencing their efforts. It is definitely very Klingon with outboard warp engines instead of inboard and very Klingon markings with no Romulan bird feathers. I am aware that Enterprise screwed that line of thought with their own BOPs and JJ's reference in "Star Trek" to "Klingon Warbirds" doesn't help either, I'm just a stubborn Dutchman with my own perspective on what pieces of the lore to consider real and which not.