What did I do this time? *grins*

Or even the ai itself

Specsavers, Bro. Then you would have seen that I stated this in the Description shortly after the launched the video. Thank you for watching my content and leaving a comment.

Thank you for your feedback. You do raise a valid point, which I considered and ultimately deemed a non-issue. The first ship to carry the registry NCC-1701 was a Constitution Class Heavy Cruiser, often referred to by fans as the “TOS Era Connie.” In Star Trek: The Motion Picture, this ship was presented with significant revisions to both its interior and exterior, except for the main (or saucer) and secondary hulls. The nacelles and nacelle pylons were completely new. These modifications align with what is considered an "evolution" of the ship class, typically denoted by a single alpha suffix, starting with the first letter of the alphabet and continuing in ascending order. Regarding the length of the new nacelles, there was a minor change in the official dimensions of the ship, which led me to consider including the NCC-1701-A. However, I realized that this length change was not widely recognized. Additionally, the 3D models I used were based on data provided by CBS to Star Trek Online, making them canon. I don’t recall the exact length difference, but it was no more than 10-20 meters. Star Trek IV revealed the NCC-1701-A as an exact replica of its predecessor, without any class evolution or officially noted change in length. I excluded the "A" from my video, which focused on comparing ship lengths. You could have pointed out the use of the NCC-1701-F as both an Odyssey and Yorktown Class vessel. I included a link to the Shipyard Quartermaster's memorandum explaining the overlap during the Iconian War. With time and resources scarce, the Yorktown Class brought significant tactical and engineering system upgrades to the Odyssey. These updates required minor changes to certain hull sections, making them nearly identical structurally. When the moderately damaged NCC-1701-F Odyssey and the severely damaged Yorktown arrived simultaneously for repair assessments, it was decided to integrate what could be salvaged from the Yorktown's systems into the F model. The hull repairs were adapted to accommodate these system upgrades. I encourage you to read the memorandum-it's quite fascinating. Thanks again for your comment! Memorandum link below: www.arcgames.com/en/games/star-trek-online/news/detail/10804994-jayce's-navy-interstellar:-through-the-valley

Just in case you don’t make it through that article and miss the spec comparison, I’ve saved it to my iCloud. Link below: share.icloud.com/photos/0d83LYVcOGpGkEqxfywJNA-ZA Yes, those were both NCC-1701-F because despite the differences, structurally they are the same ship. Life’s little quirks, hey?! Cya.

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Hey. Thanks for the comment. All the ship models here are to scale from Star Trek Online which were developed under licence and with approval of CBS and Paramount. In other words, the size of the Sovereign Class is accurate and IS that large, sir.

@@snipey47a someone at online GOOFED seriously ,, from a fan to a fan , just letting you know , , from the movies I was actually shocked by how much smaller the "E" is compared to the Galaxy Class, ship not being represented in proper scale has ALWAYS been one of my pet peeves ( point of frustration ) , example Romulans have the Deridex Warbird , ,Klingons built the Nehg-Var Battlecruiser , , but the follow up to the mighty Enterprise D was a odd dwarf sized E ??