>Not sure if this is lwhat you are looking for. I feel sometimes I missed a whole generation of stuff, when this kind of stuff was happening, I was riding my motorcycle around the country, sailing big sailboats, and flying airplanes. There is a big gap of what is commonly spoken about and what I am aware of. I guess that's true for everyone in some way shape or form.
No, but thanks for the effort.
Falcon01 also did a nice K-23 to check out. Good work.
No, what I am looking for was a site that offered ships from the FASA game in very simple paper models. The D-10 was a heavy cruiser, larger than the D-7, with a low, mean looking body. This site had a very simple model for gaming purposes but I thought that I could work with it to make a better final product for display.
I can't seem to be able to upload an image of the D-10 here, though I have tried. I am not sure what's breaking the effort but everything I try to upload is stopped, saying the file is too large, even when I reduce the image size and pixels considerably.
The models on this site were only black and white but had some basic form to them. They also had boxes on them to tally superstructure or measure hits. Like I said, they were for use with the FASA game, which was one of the best creator of realistic, Trek-looking designs. There was a logic and care they brought to their original ships that resulted in the writing team on Next Gen and later series even adopting the ships names and designs for use on screen (the Lightning, Wanderer, and a few others). Unfortunately, with the folding of the game, these designs were all but forgotten since.
I should have saved a copy of the ships for future but just didn't. I was hoping that someone knew, where out there in the ether, the D-10 might be found.
Thanks again!