Aggressive Negotiations by RG19
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Description
The Klingon Empire was not buying The Federation’s account of a "mysterious" Giant Romulan vessel from the future. These new heavily armed starships were seen as aggressive posturing in the eyes of The Imperial Council. At least that is the reason given for the increased presence of Klingon warships in the quadrant.
The Enterprise runs afoul of a wolfpack of three Ktinga class battlecruisers, stardate unknown.
"Lord let there be gridlock in our government, and let it begin with me"
(My paraphrase of song written by Sy Miller and Bill Jackson Copyright 1955 by Jan-Lee Music)
Vote the bums out in November!
Credits:
1701 Connie Reimagined by Dan Uyeno aka Madkoifish at Foundation 3D
Ktinga class battlecruiser by Eboli at SciFi3d
Comments (18)
Good one RG,im on the planet ZEN on my other system with Halflife editing
Really cool battle scene with the Klingons!!! Nice work!
Looks like a frame shot from a movie - excellent.
VERY nicely done! Love the sense of action here.
Beautiful scene RG great work on this one too..
Excellent scene. Fantastic lighting. Corrie
Well done Corrie excellent image
All rrrright!!!fantastic star trek scene!!!
Most excellent work! Fantastic and so very cool!
Great scene.
very cool :-)
Great battle scene!!
Very nice sci-fi scene. Great ship models, lighting and textures! Really nice render.
Just love that new Enterprise design and an excellemt image.
Excellent sci fi!
Excellent image - very good composition and postwork!
Your quotation troubles me. Seems to me that is exactly just what is wrong with our government. Gridlock guarantees that nothing constructive will ever be accomplished. What we need is cooperation and compromise and a will to get things done. I don't mind Big Government that works or Small Government that works, but what we have is No Government at all.
cool work on the engines...fine Pov