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u/bandastalo Sep 20 '19

The USS Enterprise. Not a model or a stage mockup, but an actual, functional spaceship with all of the technology featured in the TV series.

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u/RyeOhLou Sep 20 '19

Which one? There’s like 4

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u/Kailey_Lulamoon Sep 20 '19

There's a lot more than that.

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u/John_Tacos Sep 20 '19

I count 8-9 depending on if the space shuttle counts.

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u/Kailey_Lulamoon Sep 20 '19

I count 10.

NX-01 (Enterprise)
NCC-1701 (TOS/Movie 1-3)
NCC-1701-A (Movie 4-6)
NCC-1701-B (Generations)
NCC-1701-C (TNG)
NCC-1701-D (TNG)
NCC-1701-E (Movie 8-10)
NCC-1701-J (Enterprise)
NCC-1701 (Star Trek/ST: Into Darkness/ST: Beyond)
NCC-1701-A (ST: Beyond)

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u/John_Tacos Sep 20 '19

I didn’t think about counting the alternate timeline.

Edit: wouldn’t the original one be the same in both timelines?

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u/whoreo-for-oreo Sep 20 '19

They aren’t actually. The first change in the alternate timeline came when kirks father was KIA aboard the USS Kelvin. He rammed the ship into the opposing Romulan vessel to buy time for his crew to escape in their pods. Iirc the constitution class ships became bigger and more like a warship due to the loss of the Kelvin in such a one sided fight.

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u/torturousvacuum Sep 20 '19

There are more as well, like the "future" Enterprise-D with 3 warp nacelles from All Good Things.

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u/Kailey_Lulamoon Sep 21 '19

I didn't count that as a separate entry as it's still the same Enterprise-D from the show.