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of a shuttle he wanted for an RPG which I drew then converted to a Trek ship.
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Secondly, this resembles the Battlestar Galactica Viper (as previously posted, but that was a rip-off of the Inchon X-Wing), the Stargate: Atlantis Dart (probably borrowed from BSG), and one other ship I have seen: the UFO, at high-speed, from the 1980s movie Flight of the Navigator.
Additionally, I say ignore the "make it shorter" argument. It is small enough for what the ship is meant to do with necessary crew, and this way it is more aerodynamic, should it be needed in atmosphere.
And I'm little tall for the ships lower area. XD
Knew from the moment i saw the work in progress scrap that it was going to be a great one, when StarDragon was talking to me about it on MSN, i can clearly see how you took what he was thinking and put it to paper, so to say.
I love it