#pacific class

Further Informations: This locomotive was issued over three generations under the serial numbers 530 (1952-54), 531 (1955-1961), 634 (starting 1954 - without gear shift)

a cheap, small ship capable of going toe-to-toe with destroyers and light cruisers, the pacific class was pushed into service at the start of the klingon cold war, to supplement miranda class’ in the defensive lines along the neutral zones. while capable of being a cloak killer, its sensor pod and dedicated torpedo pod were better used to take out small fighter craft, screening out klingon torpedo bombers and occasionally individually fired torpedoes. this class would be the few to see the full line refit not just into the enterprise class’ style, but also the excelsior’s, thanks to its reliability and simple design.

Not sure what the class is actually called, so, we'll call it the Pacific Class for now. Although it looks quite 'busy', a bit too much detail, especially for a TOS era ship, I kinda like the overall design.

Fun time in York today and at the national railway museum to see one of the most elegant locos ever made