I'm firewalled out of that site, is it like this one?

http://www.merzo.net/index.html

No its a different site than Starship Dimension (merzo.net).
Just a bunch of ships crammed together in one picture.

But without Unicronn how can you truly have scale comparisons?

err Unicron that is.
And I was just about to complain about the "Execution" class SD flub Ace made!

What they don't tell you is that all of these ships are shown inside one of the docking bays of the Dahak (AKA "what's really under all of that moondust").

("Mutineer's Moon" by David Weber)

Its Executor Class Ace. Loose Shit.
Little brother to the Eclipse class Super Start Destroyer

Am I the only one missing the Death Star? I mean... if you're gonna take the time to compile this kind of chart, you include The Grandad Of All Universal Ass-Kickery.

Who the hell is Cha?

Cool.

Funny how the Enterprise can be so small and still tear through the other ships like shit through a goose.

If there is no wind in space, how come so many of these vessels are aerodynamcially designed?

This is, as they say, old. Now where's (the new) Galactica?

fasterplease, well they HAVE to design them that way so they'll look cool. It's all about the cool. Only the Borg are so unhip that they'll zip around the universe in a frickin' cube.

Why didn't Dr. Evil's giant spaceship make the list?

There may be no wind in space but there is aesthetics where sentients roam. It has to look cool. The one thing that unites all races in the galaxy.

I'm with Cha/Chad. I need a Death Star if I'me really gonna get some perspective.

Where is Flesh Gordon's ummm... "transportation"?

Needs a Plate Class GSV. One of those babies could build all the others. At the same time.

What, nothing from Firefly?

as someone pointed out, it's "old" as they say. The date in the upper left is 2003. No firelfly.

But the serenity wouldn't be but a speck on the chart anyhow.

Someone I know on another board pointed out a glaring error. Where's Spaceball One?

Here's an update, with a few of the big Atomic ships JFK considered building.

http://spacebombardment.blogspot.com/2005/09/ship-designs-compared.html

It's missing the Liberator from Blake's Seven.

No 2001 either?

What about the Tartus? it was really big on the inside.

2001 was on there, as well as 2010. Look over to the right, below the Borg cube and the bow of the (Star Trek) Voth City Ship.

What about the Nostromo?? I hear that's a rather expensive piece of hardware. Surely that would qualify it.

Weyland-Yutani threatened to sue if we reminded the public of the Nostromo debacle. No pics. No mention of the insurance money. As far as The Company is concerned, it never happened.

And the Sulaco. Don't forget her.

Rama doesn't measure up to the Death Star, but there's another one that would have dwarfed everything else on the chart.

Mind you, it may not have qualified as a "Star Ship" since it didn't have any living crew, just little robot thingies.

(That, and the fact that no-one's made a movie about it yet ....)

They need the Valley Forge from Silent Running, and the Dark Star.

Death Star may be big, but the Enterprise would blow it the shit to another galaxy, far away.