Is baking illogical? It is if you’re not wearing this Star Trek Spock Inspired Apron. The shop makes a lot of cute aprons, but this is the coolest.
You have to bake, because the needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. So wear this apron and make a Vulcan meal they will never forget.
Star Trek fans love to collect the new Hallmark ornaments every year and now Hallmark has updated their website with listings for the three Star Trek Keepsake ornaments for this year. The starship this year is the USS Enterprise-C. It is just under five inches long, and has a battery powered light-up feature.
Next up is Spock’s death scene from Wrath of Khan and rounding things out we have Lieutenant Nyota Uhura. I know I’ll be adding these to my collection. It’s a tradition in my family.
We all felt like we got a punch in the gut when we heard about Leonard Nimoy’s death. Well, Andrea Nyilas decided to honor the late actor by making this wooden table. Nyilas is very skilled in marquetry, which is the art of using wood inlay in surfaces to create images and patterns. That’s what we have here.
For his Spock piece Nyilas used walnut, maple, ash, chestnut, and root. You can check out the process here. This piece is masterfully done. You can see the love that was put into it. This is amazing work. I love the depth that is created in this process.
via Neatorama
I still can’t believe that Leonard Nimoy is gone. He will live on though, on screen and in our hearts. This vintage 1986 interview with Nimoy was conducted to coincide with the release of Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. You might remember that Nimoy also directed the film.
Among other things, Nimoy talks about the spirit of Star Trek, and how it has evolved through the years. It’s a fascinating interview and a reminder that this man was one hell of a human being.
It’s been a few weeks since Leonard Nimoy passed away and it is going to take time to come to terms with that if you are one of the many people that he touched. Argentinian artist Juan Miranda created this stunning retro tribute to the original Vulcan.
We will never see another soul like his again. Kirk was right. His was the most human. And as long as we remember him, he is not really dead.
Funko has a new line of retro Star Trek figures that they have added to their ReAction line of action figures. These are Star Trek figures as they would have appeared in the retro Kenner format back in the day. These 3 3/4-inch tall ReAction figures have 5 points of articulation and features the 1980s style card back design. You can choose from Spock, Sulu, McCoy and Uhura in this initial release.
If I have one complaint it is that Sulu doesn’t come with a sword, but I’ll live. I love these ReAction style figures. You can pre-order them right now at the links above.
This awesome Spocktrooper action figure from Junk Fed is the first figure from the “Space Madness” line and is the perfect mash-up between Star Trek and Star Wars. The Imperial Spocktrooper is priced at $45 per carded figure. Each figure is individually hand cast, assembled, painted, and finished. The end result is impressive and only logical.
His accessories include a removable helmet and blaster. The card back gives a hint as to what else may be coming in this series. It looks like a two-headed E.T., an R2 unit of some sort and two others that I can’t make out. Consider this figure as coming from a mirror universe that is also from “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.”
via ToysREvil
