U.S.S. Yorktown (TNG Refit)

U.S.S. Yorktown - Lexington Class Command Cruiser (TNG Refit)


The Lexington class Command Cruiser is an offshoot of the Excelsior project and intended to bridge the gap between the Heavy Cruiser role of the Constitutions and the Battle Cruiser role of the Excelsiors. The Lexington has roughly the same armament and capabilities of her larger cousin and was brought into service for use in fleet actions and long range patrols, thus freeing the Excelsiors up for exploratory and major military duties.

The Lexington incorporates technology from not only the new Excelsiors but also the upgraded Constitution class and reflects these developments in her design, resembling a 'crossbreed' between the two other vessels. The Lexington is equipped with the latest and most advanced sensor technology, powerful impulse engines, and a warp drive capable of outrunning most heavy cruisers. In addition, the Lexington is outfitted with two forward mounted photon tubes, 1 aft mounted photon tube, sixteen phaser emitters, and strong shields for a ship of her size.

The Lexington, though mainly intended as a supplement to the Excelsior, has the potential to stay on active service in Starfleet well into the 24th century.


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Mesh/Textures: WickedZombie45 ([email protected])

BC convertion/Hardpoint: Zambie Zan ([email protected])

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Yorktown Command Cruiser

397m
11 phaser arrays (2f/2p/2s/2av/2ad/1v)
3 photon launchers (2f/1a)
3 shuttles


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The ship is ready to launch shuttles.


You'll need QBAutostart and Tech Framework to launch shuttles, so get them here:
http://defiant.homedns.org/~erik/STBC/



Enjoy

  Zambie Zan



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Demon Renegade Studios (http://www.nightsoftware.com/omega/drs/)


Model made/edited using: Lightwave 5.6, 3d Studio Max 3.1, Paint Shop Pro 7, Uview, Taldren's .mod plugin

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