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The reason that there are all these sizes is because to the Klingons if a design has proven itself, keep it. If it doesnt suit a particular role, Modify it. And that usually meant a scaling adjustment.
Ex: the K'vort class came about because the Empire needed a ship that was larger than a standard bird of prey, yet as powerful as a typical cruiser, but cheaper to produce.So they took the bird of prey, upsized it to the scale that would make a Federation battleship captain think twice, and then went with that.
+Neal - Thank you so much!