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The Enterprise was lost and presumed destroyed in 2329. The last reports received indicated that the crew had contracted a dangerous infection. What happened after the final transmission and the Enterprise's ultimate fate remain unknown...

In the 25th Century...

On board the U.S.S. Discovery NCC-100817, Proteus Class.

Lt. Selen: "Captain, Hansen. I am picking up a ship on my scanners. It is unpowered and drifting. The scanners show no life-signs on board."

Captain Hansen: "Mr. Vanlith. Bring us closer. Lt. L'Koli, arm weapons."

Vanlith and L'koli: "Aye, Captain!"

Captain Hansen: "Lt. Selen. We're closer now. What readings are you getting now?"

Lt. Selen: "My readings indicate that it is a Federation Starship."

Captain Hansen:"What? We're the first ship to explore this sector. Can you get an ID on her?"

Lt. Selen: "The ships transponder is not operating, however. The scanners are able to make out the registry markings on the hull."
"It is an Excelsior Class Starship. U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701-B. Missing and presumed lost with all hands in 2329... 108 years ago."

Captain Hansen: "Commander Erikson. Send a message to Star Fleet... "

I've been wanting to do this one for a while now. Ever since I read the 'Haynes Owners' Workshop Manual for the USS Enterprise' section on the 1701-B.

Before anyone gets the knickers in a bunch. YES I know that this is not the Enterprise B as seen on film. It is how I envision her in my own humble little universe.
I was inspired by Celticarchie's piece here celticarchie.deviantart.com/ar… I kept some Enterprise B details that I liked, primarily the Warp Drive Nacelles, less the extra fins, but got rid of the add on Impulse Engines and the flare-out on the engineering hull. They really messed up her lines.

Enterprise-B Model by by J. Cassio Edited by myself for personal use.
Proteus (Filling in for the USS Discovery) Model by Michael Wiley
Background courtesy of NASA
History of the ship from the Haynes Owners' Workshop Manual for the USS Enterprise.

Thanks for looking

Description
The Enterprise was lost and presumed destroyed in 2329. The last reports received indicated that the crew had contracted a dangerous infection. What happened after the final transmission and the Enterprise's ultimate fate remain unknown...

In the 25th Century...

On board the U.S.S. Discovery NCC-100817, Proteus Class.

Lt. Selen: "Captain, Hansen. I am picking up a ship on my scanners. It is unpowered and drifting. The scanners show no life-signs on board."

Captain Hansen: "Mr. Vanlith. Bring us closer. Lt. L'Koli, arm weapons."

Vanlith and L'koli: "Aye, Captain!"

Captain Hansen: "Lt. Selen. We're closer now. What readings are you getting now?"

Lt. Selen: "My readings indicate that it is a Federation Starship."

Captain Hansen:"What? We're the first ship to explore this sector. Can you get an ID on her?"

Lt. Selen: "The ships transponder is not operating, however. The scanners are able to make out the registry markings on the hull."
"It is an Excelsior Class Starship. U.S.S. Enterprise, NCC-1701-B. Missing and presumed lost with all hands in 2329... 108 years ago."

Captain Hansen: "Commander Erikson. Send a message to Star Fleet... "

I've been wanting to do this one for a while now. Ever since I read the 'Haynes Owners' Workshop Manual for the USS Enterprise' section on the 1701-B.

Before anyone gets the knickers in a bunch. YES I know that this is not the Enterprise B as seen on film. It is how I envision her in my own humble little universe.
I was inspired by Celticarchie's piece here celticarchie.deviantart.com/ar… I kept some Enterprise B details that I liked, primarily the Warp Drive Nacelles, less the extra fins, but got rid of the add on Impulse Engines and the flare-out on the engineering hull. They really messed up her lines.

Enterprise-B Model by by J. Cassio Edited by myself for personal use.
Proteus (Filling in for the USS Discovery) Model by Michael Wiley
Background courtesy of NASA
History of the ship from the Haynes Owners' Workshop Manual for the USS Enterprise.

Thanks for looking