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The '''''New Orleans''-class''' [[frigate]] was a [[Federation]] [[starship]] [[Federation starship classes|class]] that was in service during the mid-[[24th century]]. ({{TNG|Conspiracy}}) |
The '''''New Orleans''-class''' [[frigate]] was a [[Federation]] [[starship]] [[Federation starship classes|class]] that was in service during the mid-[[24th century]]. ({{TNG|Conspiracy}}) |
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+ | The vessel shares several design elements with the {{Class|Galaxy}}. At least one ship of this class, the {{USS|Kyushu}}, was present at the [[Battle of Wolf 359]] in [[2367]]. ({{TNG|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}}) |
== Ships of the class == |
== Ships of the class == |
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+ | *{{USS|Rutledge}} |
| − | *{{USS|Renegade}} |
+ | *{{USS|Renegade}} |
== Appendices == |
== Appendices == |
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| − | === Background === |
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| − | The name of this class was never spoken on screen, but was derived from the [[Starship mission status]] [[Okudagram]] that first appeared early in [[TNG Season 4]]. It is from the information on this status chart that USS ''Thomas Paine'', previously been identified in {{ |
+ | The name of this class was never spoken on screen, but was derived from the [[Starship mission status]] [[Okudagram]] that first appeared early in [[TNG Season 4]]. It is from the information on this status chart that USS ''Thomas Paine'', previously been identified in {{e|Conspiracy}} as a "frigate," is clarified as being a member of this class. This information would later be presented in the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', which would add the starships ''Renegade'' and ''Rutledge'' as members of this class. However, because the relationship of those two ships with this class has not (yet) been confirmed on screen, it is therefore classified here as "uncertain." |
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==== Studio model ==== |
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The ''New Orleans'' [[studio model]] was built by [[Ed Miarecki]] and appeared as wreckage in the graveyard scene in {{e|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}}.[http://www.edmiarecki.com/history/] |
The ''New Orleans'' [[studio model]] was built by [[Ed Miarecki]] and appeared as wreckage in the graveyard scene in {{e|The Best of Both Worlds, Part II}}.[http://www.edmiarecki.com/history/] |
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| − | According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', "''the studio model of the ''Kyushu'' was never built as a full photographic miniature, but was used in the "graveyard" scene of the aftermath of the battle of Wolf 359.''" The model was [[ |
+ | According to the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', "''the studio model of the ''Kyushu'' was never built as a full photographic miniature, but was used in the "graveyard" scene of the aftermath of the battle of Wolf 359.''" The model was [[Studio model#Kitbash|kit bashed]] from parts of [[AMT/Ertl]] {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-D|-D}} [[Star Trek model kits|model kit]] No. 6618, embellished with several custom additions (such as two text markers as nacelles on top of the saucer) to create the appearance of a ship much smaller than the ''Galaxy''. |
As [[Michael Okuda]] elaborated, |
As [[Michael Okuda]] elaborated, |
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| − | "''New Orleans''-class U.S.S. ''Kyushu''. Again, a scaled-down Galaxy saucer (meaning it was made from an ''Enterprise'' kit, but with a larger bridge and larger windows, intended to imply a smaller ship). Two nacelles on pylons above the center axis of the ship. I think this was my favorite of the Miarecki study models. At Dan Curry's suggestion, I added two or three "outboard pods" to the ship in an effort to make it look a little less ''Enterprise''-like. The photos in the ''Encyclopedia'' are all photos of the study model, retouched to add lights in the windows. I took the photos just before starting the battle damage work." |
+ | "''New Orleans''-class U.S.S. ''Kyushu''. Again, a scaled-down Galaxy saucer (meaning it was made from an ''Enterprise'' kit, but with a larger bridge and larger windows, intended to imply a smaller ship). Two nacelles on pylons above the center axis of the ship. I think this was my favorite of the Miarecki study models. At Dan Curry's suggestion, I added two or three "outboard pods" to the ship in an effort to make it look a little less ''Enterprise''-like. The photos in the ''Encyclopedia'' are all photos of the study model, retouched to add lights in the windows. I took the photos just before starting the battle damage work." {{eas|articles/okuda359.htm}} |
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Revision as of 07:04, 5 July 2015
The New Orleans-class frigate was a Federation starship class that was in service during the mid-24th century. (TNG: "Conspiracy")
The vessel shares several design elements with the Galaxy-class. At least one ship of this class, the USS Kyushu, was present at the Battle of Wolf 359 in 2367. (TNG: "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II")
Ships of the class
- Named
- USS Kyushu (NCC-65491)
- USS Thomas Paine (NCC-65530)
- Uncertain
Appendices
Background information
The name of this class was never spoken on screen, but was derived from the Starship mission status Okudagram that first appeared early in TNG Season 4. It is from the information on this status chart that USS Thomas Paine, previously been identified in "Conspiracy" as a "frigate," is clarified as being a member of this class. This information would later be presented in the Star Trek Encyclopedia, which would add the starships Renegade and Rutledge as members of this class. However, because the relationship of those two ships with this class has not (yet) been confirmed on screen, it is therefore classified here as "uncertain."
Studio model
Studio model of the USS Kyushu before...
...and after the Borg or rather Okuda were done with it.
The New Orleans studio model was built by Ed Miarecki and appeared as wreckage in the graveyard scene in "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II".[1]
According to the Star Trek Encyclopedia, "the studio model of the Kyushu was never built as a full photographic miniature, but was used in the "graveyard" scene of the aftermath of the battle of Wolf 359." The model was kit bashed from parts of AMT/Ertl USS Enterprise-D model kit No. 6618, embellished with several custom additions (such as two text markers as nacelles on top of the saucer) to create the appearance of a ship much smaller than the Galaxy.
As Michael Okuda elaborated,
"New Orleans-class U.S.S. Kyushu. Again, a scaled-down Galaxy saucer (meaning it was made from an Enterprise kit, but with a larger bridge and larger windows, intended to imply a smaller ship). Two nacelles on pylons above the center axis of the ship. I think this was my favorite of the Miarecki study models. At Dan Curry's suggestion, I added two or three "outboard pods" to the ship in an effort to make it look a little less Enterprise-like. The photos in the Encyclopedia are all photos of the study model, retouched to add lights in the windows. I took the photos just before starting the battle damage work." [2]
External links
- New Orleans-class reconstruction at Ex Astris Scientia
- New Orleans class at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works