...what did you change?

Added an underside view.

Interesting desgin alltough it breaks a few of Gene Roddenberry's official design rules.

Rule #1 Warp nacelles *must* be in pairs.
"The 'All Good Things' Enterprise is explained not to violate these because it has two warp field coils in each nacelle, thus creating three pairs. The Franz Joseph Designs single-nacelle ships are not official canon..."

Rule #4 The bridge must be located at the top center of the primary hull.

Further i like it, might need some detail tough.

I didn't add detail so you can't see the Bridge, this is just a layout of its shapes.
And if you go back in your Star Trek history you'll see the tri-nacelle design goes back to the Constitution class, there was a design made and I think used in an old ST episode, the ones with Kirk. So I based this of that idea, not the "All Good Things" Enterprise. It's shape always pissed me off cause the nacelle didn't "fit it". [/rantover]

I don't really have the skill to add detail, your more then welcome to do it your self, though I would like to see it before you post it to FA.

Actually i don't know and can't find anything on a tri-nacelle design Constitution class, perhaps your confused with the Constellation class wich was of that time but that class had four nacelles.

And no im absolutely not good in adding detail to something thats not mine, bessides that im a writer not a drawer myself.

The links I provided should show the information I have.

Also this http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/a.....icles/sftm.htm and this http://www.ex-astris-scientia.org/a.....ation-sftm.gif

Like i said, the Franz Joseph designs are not considered canon.

Crapsticks...

Even though they aren't cannon, the theoretical physics behind a (single / trinary)-nacelle design does have it's merits and can work.

*leaves the Trekkys to fight amongst them selves.*

NAW! No fighting. After all, Sure, "Cannon" is cannon... but then again, STV: The Search for God was "cannon" 'cause it was a movie.. and Gene essentially disavowed it. So? Can't say we can't experiment a little.

actually, Gene broke his own design rules by having the 1960'd dreadnaughts have only a single nacelle.

I like it myself.

Thank you for the comment. *gives you a cookie*

I think one of the entreprise of the future use a tri-nacelle stuff. *takes the cookie* fanks yu

Yeah, but it looked gay...to me any way. And not the GOOD kind of gay, the BAD kind of gay.

Anyway, my favourite starship in star trek is the prometheus, who can divide itself in 3

If I knew more abotu Star trek I'd say something constructive, but still cool :3

I'm going to consider making a warp-field geometry theory for this soon... with your permission.

You my good sir are MORE then welcome. I actually made this hopping some one would apply Star Trek physics to it.

MUHAhahahaha! Let the fun... COMMENCE!

I are scared now...

Oh, juss you WAID, 'enry 'iggins!
Juss.. hue... WAID!

Used single nachelles. Star trek violated so many laws of physics, why worry about the number of nachelles.

Nice, it is a simplistic design. Definitely looks like it was influenced by Federation design practices.

If you don,t mind me asking how fast can she go?And what are her weapons?

Never though about it that far.

Good work and keep it up.