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  • Curry Class
  • Curry class
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  • The Curry Class was a type of transport/cargo ship in the Federation that was built and developed around the same timed as the Excelsior Class.
  • The Curry-class was a type of Federation starship in use during the 24th century. The Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet refer to this class as a cruiser. The Shelley-class shared many design features with the Excelsior-class namely the saucer section and engineering hull designs. The saucer section is mounted around the centre of the engineering hull such that the forward part of the engineering hull is the forward most part of the vessel.
Length
  • 383.410000
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Defense
  • Deflector shields
Type
Draft
  • 148.500000
Weapons
  • 2
  • 10
Beam
  • 195.640000
Image
  • Curry class02.jpg
Crew
  • 290
Class Name
  • Curry
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  • 9.750000
abstract
  • The Curry Class was a type of transport/cargo ship in the Federation that was built and developed around the same timed as the Excelsior Class.
  • The Curry-class was a type of Federation starship in use during the 24th century. The Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet refer to this class as a cruiser. The Shelley-class shared many design features with the Excelsior-class namely the saucer section and engineering hull designs. The saucer section is mounted around the centre of the engineering hull such that the forward part of the engineering hull is the forward most part of the vessel. The nacelles are similar to those used on the older Constitution-class. They are mounted on pylons that travel under the saucer section and swoop down so that the nacelles are in line with the engineering section. The vessel has extensive shuttlebay facilities. This allowed the vessel to act as a fighter carrier or as an assault ship. (LUG RPG: Ship Recognition Manual, Volume 1: The Ships of Starfleet) There are two variants of this class recognisable by the orientation of the nacelles. One variant has the nacelles mounted in the traditional fashion while the other has the nacelles mounted sideways. The vessels with the nacelles mounted sideways also have a second set of pylons connecting to the nacelles near the rear of the vessel.