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At some point in andromeda, it might have been on the DVD specials, they say that Andromeda has at least 80 decks and at least a crew of a thousand. I don't know if that means anything in comparison.
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Hey, where does the Red Dwarf fit in this. It seems huge.
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Does anyone know where I could get some blue prints of the Enterprise-D, the Andromeda Ascendant, and those other ships? That might answer the question. I know there are blue prints for at least the Enterprise D, and probably the Andromeda.
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Moya is most likely much bigger than the Prometheus and still may still be growing (older Leviathans appear to be larger than her and are supposed to grow to accomodate size) but I believe she's smaller than a command carrier which is supposed to hold somewhere around 50,000 people (including children). I think a scarren dreadnaught is even larger. Some farscape novel said she was the size of Manhattan but I'm fairly certain that's incorrect.
B5 Question:
Where does the Warlock class come from? I dont remember seeing it in B5 or Crusade.
I've seen it in Crusade. Can't remember which episode. Might be the one with Richard Biggs, "Each Night I Dream of Home" or maybe "Appearances and other Deceits" with the 2 uniform designers. You only catch a glimpse of it at the beginning of the episode, but Gideon or was it Matheson says the ship was one of the first of the brand new Warlock class.
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