The Millennium Falcon is in Star Trek 

notablegoat haa

FYI wear a red shirt and don't expect a long career. You've been promoted to your funeral.

Looking like a toilet seat

Like in Russia "You don't shoot the ship,... The ship shoots you" literally

@@ahcokris Aren't red shirts command in this time period?

I totally agree

Yes. Just like people build replica movie cars why wouldn't someone have a replica movie starship.

Huh yeah, the first Star Wars film would exist in Star Trek, cuz Voyager 1 existed and it was launched in 1979. (At least that’s my reasoning)

@@cocofilms5524 sound reasoning. We would still have sci fi space dramas that have nothing to do with "Star Trek" after all. I just imagine some seriously freaked out elitist from the 24th century saying, "Oh my God! Oh my God!" as he tries to flee the scene 😂🤣😂

I found it kind of funny since Star Trek exists as our future so that means that Star Wars exists in Star Trek as a work of fiction so I wonder if they watched it on movie nights on Archer’s Enterprise. Lol

Nice PFP!

Better than an asymmetrical sublight tug when the DY-100 exists

BROTHER THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING.

Tf when Starfleet 360 noscopes your flagship

Love the pfp.

Hans Duo Charles "Chewy" Bacca

@Aesthetic Decision Remaking male characters to females? What are you, an actual movie director from Hollywood?

Second crew: Andro Kalriksson Einn Bunn

Lmao

HahHa

Wait a light-minute... was this why the class was dicontinued? - Because the pointy ears don't like it when u mix up distance and time (or make it seem so)?

*laughing hard*

The maximum hilarity is that Vulcan isn't even 12 parsecs away.

I mean, it's just under 5 parsecs away from Earth...

i'm disgusted

It doesn't have the same ring to it.

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@@admiralsquatbar127 You gotta read it in Picard's voice. 🤣😅

Make it so, Number Wan.

Now I just want a heavy Star Wars nerd in Disco.

Star Wars is actually the result of time travellers from Star Trek's Temporal Cold War, who all travelled back in time to a galaxy far, far away to defeat one another

@@afaultytoaster but by that logic the force would exist in star trek

OK, this is my head canon now.

@@Chillerll In Star Trek, some species do have telekinetic powers naturally, some can even kill with it.

It being called the "Falcata Class" is also inspired (the Falcata was a type of sword, which fits the role as a weapon ship, AND the term derivates from Latin "falcatus", meaning literally "falcon-shaped").

It's looks like this Falcatta Class could also be a two vector vessel as it's own independent deep space operation ship. But with a modern, NX-02 neck, additional warp nacelles and engineering/crew sections. Now in this lower cost configuration, the Falcatta can detach from its lower hull and act as a stealth ship while it's lower engineering hull can either be hidden safely, or flown elsewhere fulfilling an additional mission. The Falcatta would magnetically be bound to a sort of landing pad which is attached to the characteristic "neck" found in the larger Starfleet ships.

no

Well Henry does work at STO

"Chewie, eject warp core!" *Growl* "I know we have a goddamm borgcube on our heels, but that won't matter if we blow into pieces in less then a minute." *Howl, whine*

Well according to star trek cannon before getting home after first contact they accidentally get sent to the X-Men universe.

Well there star teck conter parts

"I've got a BAD feeling about this" Han Solo

@OriginalTharios honestly it may be as cannon as star trek online is so idk lol at this point star trek cannon outside of the show(although even discovery is causing issues( I like the show it just causes issues with cannon) basically star trek cannon is like the zelda timeline lol)

Here's what happened. Han and Chewie got sucked through a time portal and ended up in our galaxy in the future where the Star Trek timeline plays out.

Which one?

Rumor has it one of the background ships flying past the windows in some scenes on coruscant in Star Wars Episode 1 is the Enterprise-E, I have looked closely and never seen it, think it's an urban legend

If comics fleets are your thing look up Wake (Sillage), it's has lots of them!

"canon" Hahahahahaha

90% of them are just poorly traced fan designs

Omg yes!

Or maybe that Falcon has to do with this comic? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-QG_-Q6rSjug.html The only reason how Falcon can ended up in Earth I think

Or Federation Prometheus/Enterprise in Star Wars style.

Allegedly, there is in The Phantom Menace, but I’m not sure if it’s ever been confirmed. In that specific case, it might just be a coincidence.

I think the Enterprise was in The Phantom Menace on Coruscant.

I think the origional enterprise is in the original battlestar galactica in the ragtag fleet...

I remember the game kotor had a mission called "the trouble with gizka" or something like that

Probably. Remember that Star Trek was the biggest sci fi franchise in the world at the time of its release.

THIS. YES. DO IT! PLEASE! We want your epic kit-bashes.

Agreed. That possible video (or more than one) is something I'd like to see.

And please consider my suggestion on it as a "hidden" smaller ship, mentioned a little farther down in the comments.

I've seen the Curry Class explained as a carrier variant of the Excelsior made using Miranda nacelles, and the repositioning of the secondary hull gives the ship a shorter profile, making it harder to hit.

Indeed.

I see you're not too *eagle* to face consequences *beak*-ause of your joke.

be careful not to *choke* on your aspirations, youtube commentor's

Make it so.

Yeah, this is great stuff! Salute

And a Blue Shirt dies.

Oh, but he was in an alternate timeline. Remember the episode with the old Enterprise (Enterprise C, Ambassador class)

And the one where worf jumped through timelines

@@DunestrikeMorgan and the ep where picard was in 3 timelines i think

Damn you... I instantly heard Patrick Stewart's voice the instant i read those lines lol. One of the most iconic voices of all time imo.

on screen no...but did he take any night shifts we never saw... maybe

Seconded, here! I'd love to see a series of this. If/when you run out of 'canon' on-screen material, maybe just transplant something iconic from one universe to another and attempt to "make it stick?"

I believe a Lambda-class Imperial Shuttle also shows up in Firefly, at the spaceport in the first episode when Inara is landing her shuttle.

BSG has at least three ships from Firefly (a second one which is similar to Serenity in fact) and one from Star Wars (and Firefly), plus Kodiak from Command and Conquer, and Sulaco from Aliens...so their canon style sorta encompasses all those universes already. Except Star Trek of course. :D

I was thinking the other way, of the central section actually being a giant big ass super mega kingu reactor like the orbital defense platforms around Cardassia or Babylon5 Earth, but with a pair of generic warp engines wrapped around it so it can at least zip from one end of a solar system to the other to meet threats head on. I remember somewhere about how generators and reactors in Star Trek actually being more powerful than pretty much most star ships.

@@andymac4883 There is also the lesser-known Mobquet-class transport, most likely remembered from the X-Wing pc games, landing in Shindig, spotted in the background towards the beginning of the episode.

I have to agree on the convoluted nature of the role. I LOVED the design, but found myself shaking my head throughout the whole description. Honestly, at a glance it looks like a slightly lighter Defiant class, and I think it could excel in that role. The Defiant always struck me as intentionally being a brick with guns. Where most Starfleet ships have what I see as weak points in the nacelle and saucer mounts, the Defiant is more compact and defensively oriented. The Falcata could easily be Starfleet experimenting with similar designs. Maybe Falcata : Defiant :: Excelsior : Constitution, for example?

The only problem I have with that idea is that it has that it has that crazy huge dish in the middle, and it being a sort of light or proto-defiant is that it doesn't really make use of that very unusual feature for a federation ship. Buuut this is a star-trek vessel, so I'm sure that it can be technobabbled around.

@@kevingriffith6011 That dish in the middle could easily be used as a heavy phaser emitter, it would be the same power as the Defiant's phaser cannons, but more versitile.

Could be. I'm a little frustrated with people that focus on warp nacelles as tactical liabilities though. Even if it's true, it glosses over the many valid and varied reasons to design a ship that way even if it looks like a weakness in combat. (which it probably is). However, the vast majority of ships the federation has are not dedicated combat vessels. In that light given the likely benefits of distancing the nacelles from the main body of the ship, it also justifies why the defiant pulls them in close; Being a dedicated combat oriented design, it's willing to sacrifice performance (and arguably safety, given some of the stated reasons for nacelles being on pylons) to make them a less vulnerable target in a fight. You can see the same design reasoning as federation ships also showing up in Romulan (nacelles at the wingtips) and even klingon designs though (Vor'cha class with smaller pylons than a federation ship placed at the extremities of the ship) So, if even the Klingons accept a weak point in their warships, the upsides must be fairly significant.

But with the role it has now, it's a Millennium Falcon with a Death Star like superlaser.

Rahbar Al Haq His channel is about detailing low resolution background ships, I don’t think making original ships is his channel theme

@@cosmicmemer1611 A single click on his channel could have showed you that's wrong...

Butter Hat not EC Henry But I’d be surprised if it can move 2

I guess it depends on how many attachment points it has and if they can attach to the sides and top of the spine as well as the bottom... Like if you wrapped the spine with A-wings it would probably fit 24 but who knows.

@@airsoftermatt22 The medical bay was a repurposed hangar.

@@Ty-yt3lj if it's possible, then the entire forward swell of the frigate would have to be hangar space with fighters on moving racks and stacked vertically as well as along the entire floorspace. There could also be an elavator that runs up from the under-spire that brings fighters up from deep-storage.

The problem with Nebulon B is that its stats come from WEG game, something written by hacks who were not interested in game balance, and every single rebel ship was given absurd advantages over imperial one. See Y-wings, old, rusty bombers being actually faster and more agile than TIE Fighters (facepalm). The stat blocks also didn't match the ships at all (see 60 "batteries" of ISD instead of 8 heavy turrets it really has in the movies). They were also so bad at math they couldn't even be bothered to finish stat blocks and you often had "price - not available for sale" and "stat - unknown"...

that would be awesome XD

Honestly to me this ship seems like an interesting idea for a console or hangar pet.

The Legendary Bill Cipher If you get bored there are 25 seasons across TNG, VOY, ENT and DS9, I’m not a fan of DIS, TOS or TAS, but there’s lots of content...

Auxiliary "Falcata" ship (or ships) deployed off the main ship seems more sensible. But I suppose that would basically evolve into a less versatile version of the whole Prometheus idea the "Falcata" is meant to replace.

Since i have not looked at 3d models of the Prometheus in a long time so this is only a guess. But I would like to think that the other two sections could still dock back up and gtfo. I would like to think they designed it in such a way that the top and bottom sections had at least a couple docking clamps.

@Thelondonbadger Nice Analysis of the Prometheus class.

@aethertech I love the way you think. That's cool AF. But I still thinking Han and Chewie are in starfleet uniforms flying that ship with an Artoo aboard.

yeah I'm with you, my thought while watching was that it should have been wholly independent like an orbital defense platform with a giant big ass super-mega-kingu reactor/particle-cannon with generic warp engines to zip from one end of the star system to the other to meet threats head on. I remember from somewhere that reactors in Star Trek put out more power than most star ships do, so.

Pretty sure it was meant to be a very basic Diamond ship - like two 4-sided pyramids stuck together by their square base.

@@AlMcpherson79a diamond ship? then its the Borg Queen's ship

Assimilated Cheops-class warship?

@@jamescooper7878 The Borg queen has a pyramid on a rectangular solid, NOT a pyramid.

In weapons it’s not strictly raw output. It’s that output over time and area. A bullet doesn’t carry much energy generally speaking but it applies it over a tiny area and over a brief amount of time. A basketball can conceivably hit you in the chest with the same force as a 9mm pistol round but we know the results won’t be the same.

@@DrewLSsix indeed true, thats why a bullet penetrates, because its applying that tremendous amount of energy on a small contact point... i jut went on to say its %100 feable to have the falcata class ship that absorbs and refires the phasers - i was just mentioning that phaser shot would be no more powerful coming out of the the Falcata - with newtons second law the phaser re-shot would actually be SLIGHTLY less energetic

It's just a runabout with a dish.

New temporal agent timeline that goes back in time.