Identify a beige spaceship

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This has been bothering met for quite some time. I know I have seen this ship somewhere, but I cannot remember where.



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Does anyone know where this ship comes from?



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up vote
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This has been bothering met for quite some time. I know I have seen this ship somewhere, but I cannot remember where.



Unknown ship



Does anyone know where this ship comes from?



This image comes from this slide, I was able identify everything else on it.



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    Where's the "5" from? Was that part of a bigger picture?
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This has been bothering met for quite some time. I know I have seen this ship somewhere, but I cannot remember where.



Unknown ship



Does anyone know where this ship comes from?



This image comes from this slide, I was able identify everything else on it.



enter image description here






spaceship object-identification







share|improve this question















This has been bothering met for quite some time. I know I have seen this ship somewhere, but I cannot remember where.



Unknown ship



Does anyone know where this ship comes from?



This image comes from this slide, I was able identify everything else on it.



enter image description here






spaceship object-identification




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    Where's the "5" from? Was that part of a bigger picture?
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    Where's the "5" from? Was that part of a bigger picture?
    – Jenayah
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Where's the "5" from? Was that part of a bigger picture?
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Where's the "5" from? Was that part of a bigger picture?
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This is a DY-100, the same class of ship as the Botany Bay, which carried Khan and his followers in "Space Seed" (Star Trek TOS 1x24):



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This is a DY-100, the same class of ship as the Botany Bay, which carried Khan and his followers in "Space Seed" (Star Trek TOS 1x24):



enter image description here






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
    – Thylorion
    1 hour ago










  • @Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
    – Jenayah
    1 hour ago














up vote
6
down vote













This is a DY-100, the same class of ship as the Botany Bay, which carried Khan and his followers in "Space Seed" (Star Trek TOS 1x24):



enter image description here






share|improve this answer




















  • Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
    – Thylorion
    1 hour ago










  • @Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
    – Jenayah
    1 hour ago












up vote
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up vote
6
down vote









This is a DY-100, the same class of ship as the Botany Bay, which carried Khan and his followers in "Space Seed" (Star Trek TOS 1x24):



enter image description here






share|improve this answer












This is a DY-100, the same class of ship as the Botany Bay, which carried Khan and his followers in "Space Seed" (Star Trek TOS 1x24):



enter image description here







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  • Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
    – Thylorion
    1 hour ago










  • @Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
    – Jenayah
    1 hour ago
















  • Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
    – Thylorion
    1 hour ago










  • @Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
    – Jenayah
    1 hour ago















Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
– Thylorion
1 hour ago




Thank you! I knew I saw this ship somewhere in Star Trek.
– Thylorion
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@Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
– Jenayah
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@Thylorion then don't forget to accept this answer if it has helped you :)
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