Ah, rookie mistake. I learned this is a “fans pay for any merch” collection when the first art print arrived.
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Nice find!And that's the scale chart including the Borg Queen Mother Ship:
https://twitter.com/DaveBlass/status/1500859197075836930/photo/1
I wonder if Eaglemoss might re-release the Gagarin alongside the rest of the PIC ships, or re-brand the existing model?
Look who's listed as the Captain of that ship
I never understood the urge to make all main cast members Captains later on.
For some (Riker, Sulu, Burnham, Worf) it makes sense.
But for others (Geordie LaForge, Uhura, Beverly Crusher) - it's just wildly out of character & very far away from their area of expertise.
For some (Riker, Sulu, Burnham, Worf) it makes sense.
But for others (Geordie LaForge, Uhura, Beverly Crusher) - it's just wildly out of character & very far away from their area of expertise.
Uhura was also done by STVI, like everyone else she came out of retirement for that adventure.
But again this stuff isn't really meant to be taken as gospel, it's easter eggs not even seen on-screen.
But again this stuff isn't really meant to be taken as gospel, it's easter eggs not even seen on-screen.
Wasn't Uhura in tbe center chair in one of the animated series episodes? Not surexofxtbe epsode but I think the rest of tbe command crew were out of action and she stepped in and commanded during the crisis
I don't think so, she said "I'm supposed to be teaching a seminar at the Academy".
That's admittedly quite vague, but I see no problem with Uhura, Sulu and Chekov staying in Starfleet. She was only about 60, which is young to retire even today.
It was only Kirk, Bones and Scotty who were definitely retiring, and Spock moving into life as a full time diplomat.
But yes, it's just a bit of fun.
She actually says "chairing a seminar", which kind of tells us even less about her post-TUC status.
My issue with the ship is that it looks far too late 24th Century for a ship with those service dates.
Yeah. Totally looks totally like a Discovery-era ship.
I see what you did there.
Those shuttle sets are just so damned expensive. I’ll still (begrudgingly) get them because of my collector’s OCD, but I really wish we got more bang for our buck with those.
Okay, this might be a bit unusual.
So, how OCD are you with collecting every Trek spacecraft ever? 
Jörg Hillebrand has identified a toy space shuttle played with by Ricardo in the latest PIC ep.
Link: https://twitter.com/gaghyogi49/status/1505234898034036739
This is a commercially available toy in the US supermarket chain Walmart. Link: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Space-Ex...Children-Boys-Girls-Early-Education/535054256
The spacecraft is based on a 20th century NASA space shuttle but has green markings and is labelled "Plane Speed King".
Link: https://twitter.com/gaghyogi49/status/1505234898034036739
This is a commercially available toy in the US supermarket chain Walmart. Link: https://www.walmart.com/ip/Space-Ex...Children-Boys-Girls-Early-Education/535054256
The spacecraft is based on a 20th century NASA space shuttle but has green markings and is labelled "Plane Speed King".
I’ll wait for Eaglemoss to make one. 
They are expensive as hell for what you get. But have they ever increased in price over the years? I can't remember if they started at 89.99 US or have always been 99.99 US. Because the regular have gone from 19.99 US to what 29.99 US now
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