The 24th century hospital ship USS Pasteur, under the command of Beverly The ship appeared in TNG: "All Good Things" as The rest of the vessel is laid out to look quite Unlike the Daedalusįree-style interpretation of this original idea and retains just the The full-scale filming miniature was built by Bill George as an homage to theĮarly sketches of the original Enterprise by Matt Jefferies. This class is occasionally referred to as "HopeĬlass" (as indicated on the dedication plaque) but is called OlympicĬlass in official publications. Illustrate the entries of the three supposed Daedalus-class vessels. Model labeled as "USS Essex" (on the sphere) and as "NCC-176" In the Star Trek Encyclopedia I there are small photos of the "A Piece of the Action" to have disappeared 100 years prior The miniature depicts the USS Horizon, which could have been the vessel mentioned in TOS: It is intentionally laid out to look outdated. Jein's model has a comparably coarse finish. Upside down, complying with the orientation of the original Enterprise. The only difference is that Jein turned the ship It is closely follows the lines of one of Matt Jefferies'sĮarly designs for the original USS Enterprise At that time two models were createdĪs homages to Matt Jefferies and appeared on screen: Daedalus classĪ desktop model built by Greg Jein can be seen in Sisko's ready
Main hull would appear until the mid-1990s.
No Starfleet ship design with a spherical
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