Defiant being the classic example) before the invention of the modern-era's type of ships - but willing to accept the Akira, Nova, and Prometheus Class and the mash-up U.S.S. Voyager, an Intrepid Class vessel was an example of pure Starfleet design philosophy and I'm borderline on the Defiant Class (U.S.S. Examples include the Steamrunner and Saber Class. It's like the direction the Federation went in as of the time of the Battle of Sector 001 ( Star Trek: First Contact) with ships increasingly being dumbed-down to the point where the saucer is gone and has been replaced with angular-ugly and blocky Starfleet vessels which look more like trading craft than exploration and combat craft (following the Dominion War). AMT is proud to bring the kit back for a second tour around the galaxy and modelers’ workbenches. Other Ambassador class ships such as the U.S.S.
There is nothing on it, which I feel looks right. The Ambassador class ship designed by Andrew Probert appeared heavily damaged in only one classic episode of Star Trek: the Next Generation. It's a nice model but it still feels wrong. I am currently collecting the series of magazines/models relayed to Star Trek and the Enterprise C is among the models provided. Well, the problem with the Ambassador Class is that they tried to rationalize the design away by suggesting that it was a bit of the old, a bit of the new and yet it looks wrong.
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