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Incidentally, I appreciate your reasoning about the Burke class, and of course you have scaled Burke and Constitution differently, but the main difficulty for me is, as ships in the same Medium category, they have the same number of Hit Points. A Burke class as tough as a Constitution?
Erm, now, it might just be me, but that seems off to me. ;)
Before I started seriously doing Federation designs I did quite a bit of research on the designs and ship scales. I used size comparison charts and that is how I came up with the hulls sizes based on that. The Burke Class, although a mediium hull, is indeed smaller compared to the Constitution class of the same era. The Burke class predates the Constitution class by at least 25 years. Burke class was an excort ship during the Federation/Klingon war known as the Four Years War, Many ships of it class where lost in battles against the Klingons. Early Federation ships designs were in small until the Constitution class was developed.
I have an enquiry/request. Everyone does Frigates as Medium ships, the same size as cruisers, which, nice as they are, seems odd to me. Is there any chance that you could do a Small Ship version of the Burke? Pretty please? :)
( Nothing stopping people using it as the movie's Mayflower if they wish).