Sorry, no cloaking device or variable geometry wings. There is a torpedo launcher in the 'head' of the ship as well as the two wing mounted disruptors.

It includes about four decks with the essential systems bridge, medical facility, cargo bay, and some quarters for ship crew.

I've spent many hours getting the exterior as accurate as the game allowed. Sleep, little Warrior Well, sleep if you can, on that hard slab for a bed with no pillow while the rest of the crew eats, laughs and fights in the backgroun. Coincidentally, this is another measurement that is given for this Klingon ship, so it works out just fine anyway. That means instead of a measurement of 110 meters long for this vessel, it works out to be more like 135 meters according to my own measuring system. I've built this ship somewhere in the mid-range of possibilities at a size that makes sense taking visible windows into account.Īll of my ships scale at a one block equals 2.5 meters scale, however when I planned this build I accidentally used the often used scale of one block = 2 meters. There is much controversy as to the proper size for these ships, with prevailing evidence showing that there could be different sizes, such as the accepted variants K'Vort or D-12. This BOP has it all, from active (bot) crewmen movement.

The Bird-of-Prey encountered by the USS Enterprise in 2285 over the Genesis Planet featured the chair of the commanding officer on a raised platform, providing the captain with visual access to the main viewscreen on eyelevel. For all you Klingon Warriors out there Now, you no longer have to suffer the humiliating 'dishonor' of fighting the enemies of 'The Empire' in 'Alien bridges'. Due to their age and variety of configurations, Main Bridge design for the Birds-of-Prey included numerous design variations. The B'rel-class were the primary class of gunship used by the Klingon military, commonly referred to as a 'Bird-of-Prey. Straight from Star Trek: III Search for Spock comes this cool new offering.

Klingon bird of prey bridge