Ships of the Line 2011

Ships of the Line 2011
Attribution
Series:	Enterprise, The Original Series, The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine
Illustrator(s):	deg, Doug Drexler, John Eaves,Max Gabl, Don Hillenbrand, Dave Morton, Andrew Probert, Mark Rademaker, Tobias Richter, Alain Rivard, Robert Wilde, Niel Wray
Publication information
Publisher:	Pocket Books & Andrews McMeel Publishing
Published:	July 2010
Pages:	24
ISBN:	ISBN 0740795305

The Ships of the Line calendar for 2011.

Contents

• Cover: Home Again, by Robert Wilde

The USS Enterprise-A is entering a space dock. In the background, there is the USS Excelsior and an unnamed Miranda class starship. This image is later animated for drex-tv01. In the animation, the animator added a second Miranda-class starship and a Valley Forge type starship. This new class is seen later in the calendar.

• January: Enterprise XCV - The Great Experiment by Mark Rademaker

The USS Enterprise is traveling past an asteroid.

• February: U.S.S. Kelvin - On Patrol, by Tobias Richter

The USS Kelvin (NCC-0514) is passing through a planetary system.

• March: Long-range Confirmation by Andrew Probert

A Romulan starship of a new class is in fleet maneuvers with two D'deridex class warbirds.

• April: High Voltage Paint Scraper, by deg

In the 2260s, the USS Enterprise (NCC-1701) engages a D7 class battlecruiser.

• May: "Khan!" by Alain Rivard

In 2285, the USS Enterprise is firing phasers at the commandeered USS Reliant (NCC-1864).

• June: His Star Trek Will Go On Forever by Tobias Richter

The alternate reality USS Enterprise is leaving spacedock in orbit of Earth. The starships USS Mayflower (NCC-1621), USS Armstrong (NCC-1769), and the USS Newton (NCC-1727) are docked at one of the hubs.

• Center: NX-01 Refit/XCV-330 with art by Doug Drexler and Mark Rademaker with text and fleet project patches by Michael Okuda

The Enterprise (NX-01) is shown in top, bottom, front, rear, side, and an angled view. Text for this ship explains the refit. For the second ship, there is a close-up of the components of the starship and a side view. Text for this early Enterprise explains the ship's importance.

• July: Klingon Repair Dock - Licking Her Wounds, by Dave Morton

A Klingon bird-of-prey of the 22nd century is undergoing repairs in a drydock.

• August: The Doomsday Machine, by Max Gabl and Niel Wray

The wrecked USS Constellation (NCC-1017) is shown adrift in an asteroid field. This image is from the episode "The Doomsday Machine".

• September: NX-01 Refit - Back and Packin', by Doug Drexler

The refitted Enterprise prepares to leave drydock.

• October: Amok Time, by Max Gabl and Niel Wray

The shuttlecraft Galileo is on approach to the starship Enterprise. This image is from the episode "Journey to Babel".

• November: Into the Breach by Don Hillenbrand

A fleet of eight Starfleet starships engages an unidentified enemy in an unnamed planetary system in the late 23rd century. The armada consisted of the Constitution class USS Enterprise-A, two John Glenn type ships (the USS John Glenn and the NCC-2001), two Sun Tzu type ships (the USS Sun Tzu and an unidentified sister ship), two Valley Forge type ships (the USS Valley Forge-A and the NCC-1878-A) and an unidentified ship of unknown class.

• December: Starfleet Clean, by John Eaves

Sometime after the events in Star Trek: Nemesis, the Argo is seen on approach from a perspective within the USS Enterprise-E's main shuttlebay. Suspended from the ceiling of the bay, there are four McCall-class fighters: (the McCall, the Yeager, the Siouxsie, and the Edwards). Across from the fighters, there are four Type-11 shuttlecraft, including the Galileo.

Images

USS Enterprise XCV-330 (January).

USS John Glenn NCC-2707 (November).

The fighter shuttlecraft Siouxsie (December).

Appendices

External link

• Ships of the Line 2011 article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.