Miscellaneous ships & shuttles

	Barzai

	Batris
	The Batris, a Talarian cargo vessel, was hijacked by renegade Klingons in 2364. The ship destroyed the Klingon cruiser T'Acog and exploded shortly after three of the hijackers were rescued by an away team from the U.S.S. Enterprise-D. TNG Heart of Glory. The Batris was a modification of a Visitor freighter from the miniseries V. The Batris itself was further modified and seen as a variety of other freighters in later episodes, presumably suggesting that it is a design in use by many different planets. The Batris was built by Greg Jein. Name from dialogue.

	Baxial
	Name from dialogue.

	Calondon
	A Kressari freighter. DS9 The Circle. Name from dialogue.

	Cleponji
	The Cleponji was an ancient Promellian battle cruiser under the command of Captain Galek Sar. It was discovered in the asteroid belt near Orelious IX by the Enterprise-D in 2366. Although the war between the Promellians and the Menthars had destroyed both civilizations a thousand years ago, the Cleponji survived in nearly perfect condition, surrounded by the deadly aceton assimilators that killed its crew. The Cleponji was destroyed by the Enterprise-D in a torpedo spread designed to destroy the aceton assimilators. TNG Booby Trap. The Promellian battle cruiser was designed by Steve Burg and built by Ron Thornton for "The Night of the Creeps". Name from dialogue.

	Dorian
	The transport vessel Dorian was attacked near planet Rekag-Seronia in 2369 while attempting to deliver Ambassador Ves Alkar to that planet in hopes of mediating peace there. TNG Man of the People. The Dorian was a re-dress of the Straleb ship originally built for TNG The Outrageous Okona. Name from dialogue.

	Erstwhile	Class 9
	This interplanetary cargo vessel, under the command of Captain Thadiun Okona, was only armed with lasers. In 2365, the Enterprise-D lent assistance to the Erstwhile when it experienced a hardware malfunction near the Omega Sagitta system. TNG The Outrageous Okona. The Erstwhile model was a modification of the Batris from TNG Heart of Glory. Name and class from dialogue.

	Gomtuu
	This ancient, spaceborne organism was the last of a species of living spacecraft that shared symbiotic relationships with their crews. Gomtuu's crew died when radiation from an explosion penetrated its skin. Gomtuu was a social being, and with no fellow creatures remaining and with no crew to care for, it became lonely. Wandering aimlessly for millennia, Gomtuu finally decided to die at Beta Stromgren. First contact specialist Tam Elbrun, sent to establish relations with Gomtuu, found the living spaceship to be a kindred spirit, and the two new friends went off into the unknown together. TNG Tin Man. Name from dialogue.

	Jovis
	The Jovis was a Zibalian trade vessel owned by Kivas Fajo. It was a relatively small vessel with a maximum speed of warp 3. Data was kidnapped and imprisoned aboard the Jovis in 2366. TNG The Most Toys. The Jovis miniature was designed and built by Tony Meininger. Name from dialogue.

	Kallisko
	This transport ship from planet Boreal III was attacked by the Crystalline Entity near the Brechtian Cluster in 2368. TNG Silicon Avatar. The Kallisko was a re-use of the Jovis from TNG The Most Toys. Name from dialogue.

	Merchantman
	Star Trek III: The Search for Spock.

	Mondor
	Pakled vessel. TNG Samaritan Snare. Name from dialogue.

Nanut

The Tygarian freighter Nanut docked at Deep Space 9 in 2370, before a 2-year mission to the Gamma Quadrant. While at DS9, Li Nalas was discovered aboard the Nanut, hoping to escape his fame. DS9 The Homecoming.

Name from dialogue.

	Nenebek 2066
	The Nenebek, a mining shuttle from Pentarus V, was piloted by Captain Dirgo, who was quite proud of the vessel, despite its advanced age and somewhat substandard maintenance. Dirgo and the Nenebek were sent by the government of Pentarus V to transport Captain Picard and Ensign Crusher to a labour mediation on the planet in 2367. During their flight, a serious malfunction forced the Nenebek to crash on Lambda Paz, one of the moons of Pentarus II. TNG Final Mission. The Nenebek was designed by Joseph Hodges and Rick Sternbach. It was later re-dressed and served as several other ships, including Rasmussen's time-travel pod from TNG A Matter of Time, the Taris Murn from TNG The Outcast, Jaglom Shrek's Yridian craft from TNG Birthright, and Koral's Toron-class Klingon shuttlecraft from TNG Gambit. Name from dialogue. Registration number from screenshot.

	Q'Maire
	In 2367, this Talarian warship, commanded by Capt. Endar, intercepted the U.S.S. Enterprise-D in Sector 21947, near a disabled Talarian observation craft. The Q'Maire, along with two sister ships, surrounded the Enterprise-D in the hopes of forcing the release of Endar's adoptive son, Jono. The Q'Maire was equipped with limited weaponry, including neutral particle weapons, X-ray lasers, and merculite rockets, and was thus not a serious tactical threat. TNG Suddenly Human. The Q'Maire miniature was designed by Rick Sternbach and built by Tony Meininger. Name from dialogue.

Reyab

This Kobliad transport ship carried Kobliad security officer Ty Kajada and her prisoner Rao Vantika. The Reyab caught fire near Bajoran space in 2369. A runabout from station Deep Space 9 repsonded to the Reyab's distress call. DS9 The Passenger.

Name from dialogue. Class visually identified.

Sanction

In 2364, the Ornaran freighter Sanction, under the command of Captain T'Jon, was destroyed above planet Brekka when a drive-coil malfunction made it impossible for the ship to maintain a stable orbit. Although the malfunction was fairly minor, the Ornarans' technical ignorance made the problem disastrous. The Sanction had been carrying a cargo of the narcotic substance felicium, which the Ornarans believed essential to their survival. TNG Symbiosis.

The Sanction model was a modification of the Batris from TNG Heart of Glory. Name from dialogue.

	Sherval Das
	This Valerian vessel docked at Deep Space 9 for maintenance in 2369. Major Kira Nerys believed the Sherval Das was carrying chemical dolamide explosives intended for use in Cardassian weapons. Prior to its arrival at DS9, the Sherval Das visited planets Fahleena III, Mariah IV, and Ultima Thule. This route was believed to be the same one the Valerians used previously when shipping dolamide to the Cardassians. DS9 Dramatis Personae. Name from dialogue.

	Taris Murn
	This J'naii shuttle was lost inside an area of null space in the J'naii system in 2368. The Taris Murn had a crew of two, who, despite the loss of all electromagnetic power into the null space, remained alive long enough to be rescued by a shuttlecraft from the Enterprise-D. TNG The Outcast. The miniature of the Taris Murn, seen only briefly, was a re-use of the Nenebek model originally built for the TNG episode "Final Mission". Name from dialogue.

Traitor's Claw

TAS The Slaver Weapon.

Name from dialogue.

	Val Jean	Ju'day-class
	Maquis ship under the command of Chakotay until 2371. VOY Caretaker.

	Xhosa	Antares-class
	Captain Kasidy Danielle Yates. DS9 The Way of the Warrior. DS9 For the Cause. Name from dialogue.

	???	Theta-class
	DS9 Vortex. Class from dialogue.

	??? NCD-31775
	TNG Liaisons. Registry from studio model (IDIC Page).

	??? YLT-3069
	Yridian vessel. TNG Birthright, Part 1.