To the gamemasters out there, we hope that this spaceframe can be of some use to you and your players. For simplicity, the writers of this archive simply determined that the Decatur and Belknap starships are one and the same. Further reading, Jaynz details how the Decatur-class was later refit, much as the Constitution-class and the end result was the aforementioned strike cruiser. The lines and design were shockingly similar to the Belknap-class. As we poured through the Jaynz guide, we stumbled upon the Decatur-class Cruiser. Don’t worry, we’ll get to that version in a later spaceframe write up. 3788 Belknap class 13.80 by My star trek. This ship was a Motion Picture Era design classified as a strike cruiser. Filter 2500 Constitution class TOS 17.35 by My star trek model shop.

The Belknap-class first appeared in “Ships of the Star Fleet Volume 1 revised” published in 1991. The Belknap class are designed for operations at high warp speeds and all except for the Decatur can reach warp twelve in emergency.

It was with that in mind that we took these five volumes and started to dissect them for viable prospects. With that in mind, we hope that you enjoy the series, and be on the lookout for a compiled pdf of all the conversions once we are through.

The writers of this series, which truthfully started with the Anton-class, determined that in order to run Star Trek Adventures campaigns in a TOS era setting, more ships needed to be made available. Class and type, Heavily modified nuclear variant of Belknap-class cruiser. This series ran for five volumes in 2006, and detailed various ships from The Original Series era, with various contributing artists. The writers of this spaceframe have decided going forward to compile a series of conversions from the “Jaynz Ships of the Star Fleet” Guide Series by Neale Davidson.

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