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{{DISPLAYTITLE:''Soyuz'' class}}
 
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|Name= ''Soyuz''-class
 
|Name= ''Soyuz''-class
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|operator= [[Starfleet]]
 
|Active= [[23rd century]]
 
|Active= [[23rd century]]
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==External design ==
 
==External design ==
The class design was based on the [[primary hull|single hull]] configuration that was employed by the {{ShipClass|Miranda}}. Mounted on the underside of the primary hull were two [[nacelle pylon]]s connected to the [[warp nacelle]]s. The [[aft]] section featured an enlarged tail section that protruded out behind the ship, surrounded on either side by its dual [[shuttlebay]]s. Above either nacelle were mounted outboard [[sensor pod]]s. ({{TNG|Cause and Effect}})
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The class design was based on the [[primary hull|single hull]] configuration that was employed by the {{Class|Miranda}}. Mounted on the underside of the primary hull were two [[nacelle pylon]]s connected to the [[warp nacelle]]s. The [[aft]] section featured an enlarged tail section that protruded out behind the ship, surrounded on either side by its dual [[shuttlebay]]s. Above either nacelle were mounted outboard [[sensor pod]]s. ({{TNG|Cause and Effect}})
   
 
==Internal design==
 
==Internal design==
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* {{TNG|Cause and Effect}}
 
* {{TNG|Cause and Effect}}
   
===Background===
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=== Background information ===
 
According to the script, the design for the ''Soyuz''-class was simply described as "clearly an older style starship."
 
According to the script, the design for the ''Soyuz''-class was simply described as "clearly an older style starship."
   
It is noted in several [[reference book]]s, including the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'', and the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission]]'', that it was originally hoped that a new design could be developed for the ''Soyuz''-class ''Bozeman'', whereas, it was also suggested to make the ship a [[TOS|1960s-era]], pre-movie {{ShipClass|Constitution}} vessel. Unfortunately, budget demands put an end to that when the costs of creating and filming ships, props and costumes began to add up.
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It is noted in several [[reference book]]s, including the ''[[Star Trek Encyclopedia]]'', the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion]]'', and the ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission]]'', that it was originally hoped that a new design could be developed for the ''Soyuz''-class ''Bozeman'', whereas, it was also suggested to make the ship a [[TOS|1960s-era]], pre-movie {{Class|Constitution}} vessel. Unfortunately, budget demands put an end to that when the costs of creating and filming ships, props and costumes began to add up.
   
 
As a result, the art department was asked to modify the already existing {{USS|Reliant}} [[studio model|miniature]] from {{film|2}}, minus the roll bar and with new sensor turrets, docking port and bridge. A preliminary idea for this "new" ''Soyuz'' design, was a modification of the ''Reliant'', dated {{d|14|February|1992}}, drawn by [[Mike Okuda]] on an image of the ''Miranda''-class USS ''Courageous'' (NCC-1861), photocopied from the [[fan fiction|fan publication]], ''Ships of the Star Fleet, Volume One''. The final modifications were made by Okuda and [[Greg Jein]].
 
As a result, the art department was asked to modify the already existing {{USS|Reliant}} [[studio model|miniature]] from {{film|2}}, minus the roll bar and with new sensor turrets, docking port and bridge. A preliminary idea for this "new" ''Soyuz'' design, was a modification of the ''Reliant'', dated {{d|14|February|1992}}, drawn by [[Mike Okuda]] on an image of the ''Miranda''-class USS ''Courageous'' (NCC-1861), photocopied from the [[fan fiction|fan publication]], ''Ships of the Star Fleet, Volume One''. The final modifications were made by Okuda and [[Greg Jein]].
   
According to the ''Encyclopedia'', "''the class was named for the [[Soyuz|Russian spacecraft]] that shuttled cosmonauts up to the ''{{w|Salyut}}'' space station.''" The name "Soyuz" (Союз) means "union" in the Russian language.
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According to the ''Encyclopedia'', "''the class was named for the [[Soyuz|Russian spacecraft]] that shuttled cosmonauts up to the {{wt|Salyut}} space station.''" The name "Soyuz" (Союз) means "union" in the Russian language.
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For further information on the [[studio model]], see: [[Miranda class model#Large studio model|''Miranda''-class studio model]]
   
 
===External link===
 
===External link===
* {{NCwiki|Soyuz class}}
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[[Category:Federation starship classes]]
 
[[Category:Federation starship classes]]

Revision as of 12:50, 24 October 2015

The Soyuz-class was a type of Federation starship that was in service with Starfleet during the late 23rd century. The class was retired by the late-2280s. (TNG: "Cause and Effect")

External design

The class design was based on the single hull configuration that was employed by the Miranda-class. Mounted on the underside of the primary hull were two nacelle pylons connected to the warp nacelles. The aft section featured an enlarged tail section that protruded out behind the ship, surrounded on either side by its dual shuttlebays. Above either nacelle were mounted outboard sensor pods. (TNG: "Cause and Effect")

Internal design

Main bridge

Soyuz bridge

Main bridge

The Soyuz-class bridge shared a similar floor plan with contemporary Federation starships of its era.

Located in the front was the ship's viewscreen, with the captain's chair located near the center of the bridge. A stand-up console is located on the rear starboard side between the captain and the railing that separates the center of the bridge from the rear wall, which has various systems stations located along it. (TNG: "Cause and Effect")

The bridge of the Bozeman was a redress of the USS Enterprise-D battle bridge, which was, in turn, a redress of the refit USS Enterprise bridge. One unique detail of this redress is the inclusion of the specially created MSDs designed especially for this class.

Ships commissioned

Appendices

Appearances

  • TNG: "Cause and Effect"

Background information

According to the script, the design for the Soyuz-class was simply described as "clearly an older style starship."

It is noted in several reference books, including the Star Trek Encyclopedia, the Star Trek: The Next Generation Companion, and the Star Trek: The Next Generation - The Continuing Mission, that it was originally hoped that a new design could be developed for the Soyuz-class Bozeman, whereas, it was also suggested to make the ship a 1960s-era, pre-movie Constitution-class vessel. Unfortunately, budget demands put an end to that when the costs of creating and filming ships, props and costumes began to add up.

As a result, the art department was asked to modify the already existing USS Reliant miniature from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, minus the roll bar and with new sensor turrets, docking port and bridge. A preliminary idea for this "new" Soyuz design, was a modification of the Reliant, dated 14 February 1992, drawn by Mike Okuda on an image of the Miranda-class USS Courageous (NCC-1861), photocopied from the fan publication, Ships of the Star Fleet, Volume One. The final modifications were made by Okuda and Greg Jein.

According to the Encyclopedia, "the class was named for the Russian spacecraft that shuttled cosmonauts up to the Salyut space station." The name "Soyuz" (Союз) means "union" in the Russian language.

For further information on the studio model, see: Miranda-class studio model

External link