My Paint Picture

I used the ship in my avatar and just did the background.

erm cool i guess good work

yea it looks nice.

isn't that ship from Star Trek Online?

If I remember correctly, that would be the Pioneer Class USS Insignia, and I dont think its from Star Trek Online.

no its from the final frontier online rpg thing

no its from star trek offline, since it isn't online, its gotta be offline

it's from the Expanded universe of star trek. a pretty cool ship

yeh i think that i used that in bm2 for a while

Dam, that was my flagship in BM 2 for the longest time, its the Insignia Class, Enterprise-G, thats the ship that made this class famouse.

no vargo, what made this class awesome, was that people made Awesome models of the ship.

lol!!

Epic Pwnage...\

I presonally created an Enterprise-X

It's basically Scimitar Class but instead of a thaleron emittor it's an omega emitor.

enterprise X ? dont you mean galaxy X they only went to enterprise j

Yes...I know. I skipped a lot of letters...

It still works but it is an insignia class, called U.S.S Challenger NCC 30099.

By the way, what does NCC mean?

NO ONE KNOWS FACT

its probs like the equivalent of mazda or chevrolet but in space ships insted of cars if u get what i mean

No NCC dose have a meaning, I just don't remember it. USS stands for United Star Ship BTW

and Gorn, how can ship made in 2390 have the NCC-30099 registry, when ships in 2340s used it around then, since star trek can magically make 70,000 ships in about 100 years, it would be NCC-124568

huh?? and i thought the uss was united states ships or sumin like that haha i figured the americnas are always involved somwer

in the US navy it stands for United States ship, in Starfleet is means United Star Ship.

yeh uss stands for united states ship and trust me ncc doesnt mean anything well it prob does but theyve never said what it stands for

The Star Trek Encyclopedia[4] says:

NCC doesn't stand for anything. It was devised by Matt Jefferies, art director of the first Star Trek series. Jefferies, who is a pilot, based NCC on 20th century aircraft registration codes. In such 20th century usage, an "N" first letter refers to an aircraft registered in the USA. A "C" second letter refers to a civil aircraft. Jefferies added a second "C", just because he thought it looked better. Think of it as being like the arbitrary three-letter code that's part of automobile license plate numbers in many states.

yeh i just read it on wikipedia my self lol

haha so basically its the F in F302

yeh but the f in f302 stands for fighter

X = experimental
F = Fighter
BC =Battle cruiser.

not sure if there's any other, other than in the expanded universe.