If you’re looking for some stunning custom T-Shirts to represent your favorite Sci-Fi property, check out DMoSan. This shop has a ton of unique and colorful shirts that highlight some very well known starships and time machines against an awesome background.
You can choose from several versions of Star Trek, Firefly, Doctor Who and more. These shirts will have you standing out from the crowd as you proclaim your love of these awesome shows.
This Star Trek Wall Clock With Sound And Animation belongs in every Star Trek fans ready room or bridge. This fun clock is limited to only 5,000 worldwide. It is almost two feet tall. The wooden cuckoo clock face is protected by glass and it features a nice montage of the Original Series crew.
Every hour the Enterprise does a fly-by to the tune of the Original Series theme song. The pendulum is also designed to look like the Enterprise saucer while the weights are the nacelles. This is a pretty perfect Star Trek clock. You’ll want to get this one before it sells out.
Take your sushi to the final frontier with this awesome Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Sushi Set. The warp trails are actual chopsticks and the saucer is a soy sauce dish. Now you will be dining in geek style. This belongs in every Trekkie’s kitchen.
Product Specifications
A full set of sushi-ware shaped like the U.S.S. Enterprise from the original Star Trek TV series
Includes: Wood sushi plate, chopsticks, and soy sauce dish
Chopsticks look like a warp effect, but slide out of the nacelles for use
Top of saucer section removes to reveal soy sauce dish
Enterprise body rotates, for perfect sauce placement
Officially-licensed Star Trek sushi equipment
A ThinkGeek creation and exclusive!
Materials: Wooden base, BPA free chopsticks, stainless steel soy saucer section
Care Instructions: Surface clean only
Not dishwasher or microwave safe
Dimensions:
Fully Assembled: approx. 14.9″ x 3.5″ x 4.5″
Chopsticks: approx. 0.4″ (thickest diameter) x 9.25″ long
Soy Sauce Dish: approx. 3.3″ diameter x 0.4″ deep (at its deepest point)
In recent years the Enterprise has gone digital, but the original version of Star Trek’s flagship was a real-life miniature model. So, what happens when you replace the digital Enterprise of New Trek with the older model?
Illustrator and concept artist Nick Acosta shows us. He took some photos of the original model which is currently being restored at the Smithsonian and composited those images into newer film shots. The results are nothing short of amazing. It just goes to show you that physical props are more realistic. If it is lit correctly, it beats digital every time.
Anovos has announced a new line of Star Trek: Enterprise uniform replicas. As usual, the quality looks outstanding whether you fancy yourself an Archer or a Tucker. This replica jumpsuit uniform should arrive next September and it is based on the screen-used jumpsuits, with no detail overlooked. It features details like several bespoke zips, the department pipping which is available in all three colors, and an Enterprise NX-01 mission patch. The color is the bluer shade seen in the last two seasons, not the lighter color from season one.
If your pre-order gets in first, you’ll get a reduced price, so depending on how fast you order, you’ll get prices ranging from the already sold-out first tier, at $375, up to the final price of $500. Sold separately, you can also get a set of Enterprise rank pips to complete the uniform. These uniforms look awesome.
I love these retro Star Trek Prints from Etsy seller bensmind. They feature all of the various incarnations of the show and they have the right amount of retro. The colors really pop. At only $19.99 a piece you can’t go wrong decorating your own bridge with these fine works of art.
Each poster/print is individually and personally numbered and signed on the back.
The original miniature model of the USS Enterprise is a national treasure as far as I’m concerned. It is now being readied for display in its new home in the new Boeing Milestones of Flight Hall at the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
It is currently at the Udvar-Hazy Center, where it is being looked over by the restoration team to see what needs to be done. They are looking at how well it has held up, how well past restoration has fared and generally scrutinizing her. Recently the Center had an open day, where people could check out the Enterprise model and so we have some cool images like the ones seen here. After all of these years, she remains a beautiful ship.
These fun and retro minimalist posters come from Reddit user Noble-6, who wanted to feature the prominent captains with each of their ships. They are pretty awesome, no? Well, you can actually buy them here.
They would look great all together on one wall. Awesome stuff.
Costumesupercenter created this cool Star Trek infographic that shows the Star Trek uniforms throughout the various TV series and movies. They forgot the Man-Skirt or Skant from The Next Generation premiere Encounter At Farpoint.
It is a handy infographic for those who can’t decide on a Halloween or comic-con costume. I think my favorites have always been the 1960’s uniforms and Kirk and crew’s movie uniforms. The Next Generation uniforms are cool too, if you don’t mind doing the Picard Maneuver.
Kansas City, Missouri artist Josh Ln has a fun and creative anatomical illustration series of famous spaceships from science fiction. The series is titled Spaceship Skeletal Surveys and features ships from SciFi films and TV shows. Now you can see what they would look like if they had a skeletal structure.
We have the Millennium Falcon from Star Wars, the Enterprise from Star Trek, the TARDIS from Doctor Who, Firefly and a viper from Battlestar Galactica, all showing off their anatomy. You can order prints and all kinds of apparel with these five designs printed on them from Josh’s Society6 store.
