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Sci-fi starships comparison chart

Started by Glenn Slaven · 11 months ago

Very impressive image, showing the relative sizes of starships in Starwars, Star Trek, Farscape, Babylon 5 & a few others. It even has the mothership from V.  But seriously, where’s the Ha’tak or the Al’kesh, or even the Prometheus?% ... Continue reading »

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  • Muffy Tyrone

    2 years ago

    Very Cool. I'm not even going to attempt to print it!

    Also, Jeff Russell has a great Starship Dimensions site at http://www.merzo.net/

    Muffy
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  • Jacob

    1 year ago

    Heh, you can see the bias here. The largest thing they show is the super stardestroyer, but the Vorlon Planet Killer from Babylon 5 was over twice as long and 5 times as thick.
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