Star Trek: Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359
Star Trek production artist Rick Sternbach recently posted some amazing photos of the kit-bashed miniatures that were used for the ships seen wrecked after the Battle of Wolf 359 in TNG’s The Best of Both Worlds. The images here are of the models before the art department turned them into wrecks. It’s awesome that we get to take a look at these. I have always wondered about scenes like Wolf 359. This is a rare treat for Star Trek fans.

Discovered while looking for images from COSMOS in 1979, pawing through boxes of thousands of 35mm slides (remember film?). Apparently I/we shot a few dozen pix of the poor ships from Best of Both Worlds on ST:TNG. Models made from AMT/Ertl kits of different scales, plus bits like highlighter markers and other plastic chunks. IIRC we then took Dremel grinders and X-Acto saws to them and added some airbrush burn damage.

The first four images are some views of the New Orleans class USS Kyushu, Cheyenne class USS Ahwahnee, and the Springfield class USS Chekov. The second set of four features the proto-Nebula class USS Melbourne, and the Challenger class USS Buran.

I would have loved to see more of these on-screen in more detail, but the wreckage of Wolf 359 was pretty impressive. Hopefully he will show off more of these ships very soon.

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

Star Trek Ships From The Battle of Wolf 359

via The Trek Collective

Star Trek: Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book
The Star Trek: Ships Of The Line Posters Book is sure to scratch your itch. You know the one I’m talking about. When you just need to lay your eyes on that sweet eye-candy that is Star trek vessels and admire all of their curves and flowy lines. This is the nerd version of a pin-up calendar for guys like me.

The Enterprise and most of the other ships are just so lovely and I have had a love affair with them all of my life. These posters are perfect for framing or just admiring in the book. It’s the kind of book that comes off my shelf regularly so I can fall in love all over again.

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek Ships Of The Line Posters Book

Star Trek TNG Geordi LaForge Sterling Silver Visor Ring

Star Trek TNG Geordi LaForge Sterling Silver Visor Ring
Geordi LaForge never wore any jewelry. It was probably against Starfleet regulations. If he were to wear some jewelry, it would be something like this awesome Geordi LaForge Sterling Silver Visor Ring.

It’s Geordi’s visor for your finger. This sterling silver ring with 24K gold plated accents is made using 3D printing technology and is the geekiest way you can celebrate your favorite Starfleet engineer.

Star Trek TNG Geordi LaForge Sterling Silver Visor Ring

Star Trek TNG Geordi LaForge Sterling Silver Visor Ring

Star Trek: Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur
You are going to love this collection of behind the scenes photos of the U.S.S. Pasteur. The photos were originally taken by Greg George. Greg designed and built the miniature on his own, before offering it up for use in the final episode of The Next Generation. Now that is dedication. You can see the quality of his work for yourself. There was never a doubt that they would use it.

There are some shots of the blueprints as well as some work in progress shots. She is a lovely ship despite that round front. The original name for the ship was the U.S.S. Olympic, but it was eventually renamed since it was used as a medical vessel.

Check out the original gallery for more.

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek Behind The Scenes Photos Of The U.S.S. Pasteur

Star Trek All Good Things U.S.S. Enterprise-D Ship

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All good things must come to an end and that includes Star Trek: The Next Generation. One of the coolest things about that farewell to the crew was the new Enterprise D with the third nacelle. Now you can own this Diamond Select exclusive, which features lights, sounds, and a removable saucer section. This is a superbly detailed replica toy of the ship.

This vessel features a unique third-nacelle design that gives it more firepower than the previous Enterprise. It has sound effects and phrases unique to the “All Good Things” episode. The Star Trek Enterprise-D Ship measures over 17-inches long and is the most detailed Enterprise toy yet!

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

uss enterprise star trek ship

Guide To Star Trek Uniforms Infographic

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.

star trek uniforms