The thing about the Galaxy class (and to at least some extent, probably the Nebula as well) is that it already has a lot of "modular" space built into the saucer for expansion or mission-specific configurations. It seems more likely to me that the Nebula is less a "swappable module" ship and more just a common, cheaper design that's easily produced in different subtypes that are best suited to certain roles. There's also the Melbourne type which has two miniature warp nacelles up there! These various types don't seem very swappable to me.
Look at the module pylons for the Phoenix vs the pylons for the Farragut - they're totally different. I'm not so sure the Nebula is quite as adaptable as advertised. When they went to CGI for the Nebula class, however, the modelers basically just kitbashed the Galaxy parts at 1:1, substantially increasing the volume of the ship. The engineering section is also subtly different in shape, and certain details (like the nacelle pylon phaser strips) appear proportionally larger than on the Galaxy class. I think there are minor details on the saucer that are also supposed to suggest this. They also carried 1,600 troops and enough consumables for five to six months, depending on configuration.The Nebula was originally conceived of as being significantly smaller than the Galaxy, which I think is kind of suggested by both The Wounded and First Contact. Nebulas could also host a space superiority wing consisting of hyperdrive-equipped E-wings, A-wings, or upgraded X-wings. The ships could carry up to sixty starfighters, normally including one assault wing made up of a mixture of K-wing bombers for precision strikes and Defender starfighter for close support. In addition, the hull armor and shield systems of the Nebula outclassed most other ships in the galaxy, including the Republic.
The power generation and model of guns was different enough to make the Nebula a far superior design to the Republic. Despite the touting of far superior firepower over the Republic-class, the two had nearly similar armaments: the difference was eight concussion missile launchers for the Nebula, and two additional tractor beams for the Republic.
The armament of the Nebula-class Star Destroyer consisted of 40 heavy turbolaser batteries, 40 turbolaser cannons, 20 ion cannons, 8 tractor beam projectors, and 8 assault concussion missile tubes, each equipped with 30 missiles.
The Nebula-class Star Destroyer, also known as the Defender-class Star Destroyer, was the largest, most powerful warship design in the New Republic's New Class Modernization Program. Special Gear: 2 (Hangar Space, Troop Capacity) Ship Role: Destroyer/Carrier/Command Ship Ship Class: Star Destroyer/Cruiser/Capital Ship
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