Barricade

That long 'neck' like section, ending in the photon torp launchers, you might want to keep a copy of, as is, in a separate file entirely. Because I'm almost positive you could make one awesome looking Klingon ship from it, with only minor mods, once you're done with this hull.

NOTE: keep using it for this hull, I wasn't suggesting you don't. Please keep doing so.

BTW, might I suggest as one of the secondary names, USS Wheeler? After the John A. Wheeler, the scientist that coined the term 'wormhole'?
Although keep Arges, I *really like* that one.

Yup, that's the one.
The outer piece, what looks like a dual barreled turret, is exactly the same, but the main disruptor has a lot more piping on it in the ST:V version (the image above). The original BoP, which I believe is what you're working on, has only a single pipe 'droop' under the main barrel, paralleling it, until you get to the rectangular 'muzzle' bit.

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Schematics -
Pictures -
All the organic shapes -
All the greebles and greebles and greebles - fun but
Plating on organic shapes -
Worth doing? (If you enjoy swearing)

A good rule of thumb is, If you're swearing over it, and yet you still want to do it, it's worth doing. (Except Dark Souls, that's just an ulcer maker)

BTW, which version of the BoP are you using?
If it's the ST:III & IV version, which is the one most of us probably think of, those wingtip disruptors you currently have are 100% fine.
But if you're using the one from ST:V, it's wingtip cannons have a much more detailed configuration with more components. There is a scene where when they fire, it has a close-up of the cannons and they're completely different.

Came back, and spotted your 'looks like a crocodile head', and my very first thought was: USS Steve Irwin
And couldn't stop grinning, because just imagine what fun he'd have with the rubber latex forehead people.