Neutron Class

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HMS_Frontier, 2007-07-31

Okay here we go, take two. Here is the "finished" version of the Neutron Class. Again, It does look like a vessel that could come from the series'. Like I said in the first version of the ship; the quality of the model is very good and the concept of this type of vessel is commendable. The textures are better this time , the ship now has uniform textures all over the hull - well just about

It does actually look like a feasible replacement to the Nebula (and the Nebula's role as a cheaper Galaxy variant) although it probably wouldn't be as cost effective as the Nebula in relation to the Galaxy as it does have most of the Galaxy's ship features and shape.

Tips/Hints: Because the mod doesn't contain any odf for the ship itself, I would suggest duplicating the Galaxy's ODF and renaming it neutron.odf. After doing that, I would suggest tweaking down the ship values to be a bit more balanced..

Good ship, better than the last version Wink

- IKS

Neutron Class V2 By HMS_Frontier
Changes Texture Correction

Created in the mid 24th century based on the nubula class but deisended with strong shields to so it study stars

SOD ONLY

So you will have to wright your own odf file it is a medium crusier but how strong or weak it is is up to you I will release a full version at a latter date

Credits
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Origanal Model Mad Doc
Textures Mad Doc
Model Modifications HMS_Frontier

Weapon hp
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Phasers hp02 to hp19
Rear Torpidoes hp20

Permisson
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You may use this in your mod or release this model but give me credit

Copyright
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THIS RELEASE IS NOT MADE, DISTRIBUTED, OR SUPPORTED BY Activision
TM & (C)PARAMOUNT PICTURES.

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