The class's competing dimensions and uncertain bridge position prevent a fully consistent reconstruction. Interior corridors can also be widened, angled, or rerouted to accommodate cameras and produce a readable scene rather than to represent optimal ship design. Those production compromises still communicate a coherent military vessel. The source-critical limit is clear: visual details can support design analysis, but they should not be treated as though they came from one authoritative technical plan.
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Screen production limits technical interpretation
Conflicting dimensions, shifting bridge positions, and camera-driven corridors show why fictional ship plans must be read as production evidence rather than a perfect blueprint.