https://filmstories.co.uk/news/star...del-once-thought-missing-may-have-been-found/
Wow. This has been missing since 1979.
Wow. This has been missing since 1979.
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My understanding is that the Rodenberry’s should own it, since it was “given” to Gene. Even if the transfer wasn’t official, I don’t think CBS cares about it, the Jein auction last month pretty much shows that they aren’t worrying about stuff that went missing from a production 60 years ago.I have no idea who owns it in this scenario. The finder? Rod Roddenberry? CBS could even make a case that Gene never really owned it.
For some reason I'm still holding my breath. It's not over yet.
Here's a question....the D-7 was pantographed for the most accurate styrene Trek kit ever.
Was the 3-footer too complex for that?
I'm not holding my breath because I think it will be fake. I'm holding my breath because I'm afraid it will disappear again.Looking at the eBay photo and the Roddenberry office photo....the wood grain in the base appears to be the same...
I'm not holding my breath because I think it will be fake. I'm holding my breath because I'm afraid it will disappear again.
I think that will depend on how expensive the right thing would turn out to be for this person. If they can get it sold for even a fraction of what the Jein X-Wing just went for and kick the can down the road to the next owner to "do the right thing" then that would be a hard deal.I hope the person whom "found" the model in the storage locker does the right thing and gets it back to the Roddenberry family. I looked at the pictures on E-Bay. I think it's the real deal. Shape of the lower saucer is the give away. The details match up too perfectly. It's in rough shape with bits missing, but defiantly restorable. If not the Roddenberry Family, it belongs with her "Big Sister" at the Smithsonian...
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