Nimrithi Ships Sea Monster 1 & Sea Horse 1 A by dcmstarships
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Description
The Nimrithi were first encountered by the Interstellar Exploration Corps vessel "Inquiry" in 2259 AD. They possessed a similar level of star-faring technology to Humans. Their starships were spherical in design. The first contact involved one larger vessel accompanied by two smaller ones. The larger design was given the Human codename of "Sea Monster 1" and its smaller counterparts were codenamed "Sea Horse 1."
Nimrithi "Seas Monster 1"
Length: 375.2 m
Width: 463.4 meters
Height: 366.9 meters
Sublight Propulsion: 4 Advanced Fusion Engines
Maximum Sublight Performance: 0.2c
Faster-Than-Light Propulsion: 4 Hyperspace Tunnel Inductors
Maximum FTL Performance: 0.5 light years per day
Hull Plating Polarizers: 20
Gravitic Rams: 4
Missile/Probe Launchers: 8
Nimrithi "Sea Horse"
Length: 84.6 m
Width: 90.3 meters
Height: 88.6 meters
Sublight Propulsion:
4 Advanced Fusion Engines
Maximum Sublight Performance: 0.2c
Faster-Than-Light Propulsion:
2 Hyperspace Tunnel Inductors
Maximum FTL Performance:
0.5 light years per day
Hull Plating Polarizers: 8
Gravitic Rams: 2
Missile/Probe Launcher: 1
The Nimrithi were first encountered by the Interstellar Exploration Corps vessel "Inquiry" in 2259 AD. They possessed a similar level of star-faring technology to Humans. Their starships were spherical in design. The first contact involved one larger vessel accompanied by two smaller ones. The larger design was given the Human codename of "Sea Monster 1" and its smaller counterparts were codenamed "Sea Horse 1."
Project Notes:
These two designs are refurbished versions of older designs. They are inspired by the spherical ships of H. Beam Piper and Perry Rhodan.

Comments (2)
Great looking ships!
A very nice design that isn't a Death Star or Borg ship; you took the sphere shape and made it your own - well done.