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| Registered User Join Date: Feb 2005
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| Re: Best spaceship? SDF 1 -- Robotech hands down. It's an alien spacecraft that crash landed on earth, with advanced technology surpassing earths current technological level. It has a city inside, called Macross. The city and inhabitants come from an island built up around the original crash site. When the ship tried using it's Fold system (warp or FTL basically) to evade the first attack, it sorta took the island with it by accident into space. It has two large USS Carrier ships called the Daedalus and Prometheus attached to it's outer fuselage (done after the accidental transport into space also), a host of veritech fighter planes that launch down it's ramp and a very nasty main canon. Oh, and it can change shape. And i'm almost certain it holds the title on "spaceship that's killed the most alien ships at one time". --what a great final battle. *sighs |
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| Worlds Walker Join Date: Jan 2004
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| Re: Best spaceship? I suppose if we are talking about the big ships. Can any really compare to "Dahak"? Weber's book called the "Mutineers' Moon" had the premise of the moon actually being an ancient ship used by our ancestors. I also liked the way that humans can have enhanced strength and endurace, as well as, achieve a 500 year lifespan. |
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| Indefatigable Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Australia
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| olaf capek | My vote is for Far Star for fav spaceship. I recently picked that book up again but found I was still to familiar with the story from previous readings. Maybe in another 5 years or so. Although I would like the gravitic drive capabilities on a more luxurious ship than Far Star. Visually I love the ships from the early pulps and sci-fi covers. |
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| Seeker of wisdom Join Date: Dec 2004
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| Re: Best spaceship? Okay, my vote goes to the Omega destroyer from B5. Why? Well, its a flying brick! How cool is that? For others: Shadow cruisers Sharlin warcruiser White Star Primus Vorchan G'Quan Hyperion (see a pattern?) |
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| Lord of the Skies Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Ceredigion
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| Registered User Join Date: Apr 2005
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| Re: Best spaceship? Some cool ship's mentioned there. I'm going for the Excalibur from Crusade, pants tv show but a very cool ship. The gun is top. You could pick any ships from B5 though. The Shadows Vorlons That episode when all the other ancient races turn up. The scale of the ships were awesome. Bigger than star destroyers. |
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| Jorj X. McKie Join Date: Apr 2005
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| Re: Best spaceship? i can't say wether the infinite probability drive of HHGTTG will be cool until i see the movie (my imagination sucks when it comes to visualizing stuff in books). my favorite star trek ship was voyager (second; enterprise E). |
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| Lord of the Skies Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Ceredigion
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| Re: Best spaceship? I find it difficult to visualise the Heart of Gold ship as well. I cant remeber exactly but doesnt it describe it as a white trainer (or sneaker)? i tend to just visualise it as a smooth white ship with no marks or hatches/doors/windows to be seen |
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| Outta sight Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: East Sussex
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However, has anyone watched the spaceship made by the Wombles from all the rubbish dumped on Wimbledon Common - awesome! Then again, I think I am the best SpaceShip ever!! Last edited by SpaceShip; 28th October 2006 at 10:39 AM. Reason: needed to pat myself on the back. | |
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| The Cat Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Malaysia
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| Re: Best spaceship? It's a toss-up between the Millenium Falcon and the Vorlon ships in Babylon 5. I like the love and care that went into the Falcon. It's like an old car that outdated and quite out of fashion but which manages to somehow do all that is needed of it and more. You don't see much of that sort of love and care anymore with people rushing out and buying new masheens as soon as they hit the markets. It was good therefore, in a SFF series of films to see the Millennium Falcon keep appearing. The Vorlon ships always remind me of sea creatures and I've always liked their organic, sentient nature somehow. I like the idea of these vast, sentient creatures moving through space. Quite Lovecraftian. |
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