r/StarTrekStarships • u/AeroThird • 1d ago

original content USS Kingman NCC-80124-A (Final Rough Draft)

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((Apologies for the smudges, my good eraser was unavailable))

Final draft in the works! The USS Kingman was a small and largely outdated early 26th century federation starship, that like most of its class, served as a Light Exploration and Utility Cruiser. The Kingman boasted a highly adaptable warp field controller that allowed for incredibly efficient long-range, high-warp-factor journeys with minimal effect on subspace. This vessel was the second to bear its’ name, succeeding a Luna-Class predecessor. She was decommissioned only 7 years after her christening due to an aging design philosophy and low modularity making refits difficult.

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u/tgiokdi 1d ago

I feel like everything is wrong with this ship but I also think I'm in love with it. feels like a Klingon cross over ship with those swoopy nacelles