Well, the pylons are rounded a bit more. Also, the mix of angled and smooth sections is intended to be reminiscent of the Sovereign class, which obviously had more angular qualities to it than previous ships, things like the ventral saucer, nacelles, pylons, and the first few decks.
Also, here's the complete perspective of the new Camelot design. Just FYI, the name might change to something less mythical.
As for the new design, here's what's up. I want her to be huge, obviously to scale. As you can see, a Galaxy class can fit in the front dock, and a ship of the Sovereign's width in the port/starboard docks. The nacelles are a fairly simple design, as they need to be 100% function over form. The bussard collectors are smallish, though obviously large in comparison to those of other ships. There won't be an obvious deflector, but rather many smaller ones scattered across the ship. I have the feeling that one large deflector would probably emit harmful levels of radiation or something. Also, there's a visible emphasis on hull integrity, things like the saucer's structural ribbing and the pylons' large braces. Aft of the command decks is a large array of antennae for fleet communications and long range subspace transmitting. They also give her a sense of being a command station rather than just a large ship. Each of the docking bays on the ventral side of the saucer feature enclosing arms similar to those on the Nemesis drydock. They fold up when the ship is in transit, so obviously no ships can be docked. I'm wondering if MVAM can be used to achieve this - a maneuverable ship that can turn into a sitting, multitargetting station with docking ability.
