Yeah, the Genesis thing seems to have been farther along than a lot of the other pitches of which we heard at the time, so it's especially odd that news of it never leaked.
That Genesis ship does not look like a 23rd century Federation ship. It's so out-of-place.
I had assumed it was from that period around when DISCO first started when they started talking about additional shows, but now that you mention it, maybe it actually is from when the idea that each season of Discovery was going to take place on a different ship and era. Memory Alpha says the artist, Scott Schneider, worked on the first season of DISCO.
Hi peeps!
Just purchased the Master Replicas SNW 1701-Enterprise!
Looking very forward to this, as I didn’t manage to get the EM one the first time around.
Huzzah!
Just purchased the Master Replicas SNW 1701-Enterprise!
Looking very forward to this, as I didn’t manage to get the EM one the first time around.
Huzzah!
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My SNW Enterprise arrived today! 
Very glad to have acquired this version, which I’ve been after for a while now.
Some early observations:
* The starship is small in scale, even in comparison to the standard scale used by Eaglemoss. Not a dealbreaker, just interesting to see, when comparing to the Master Replicas costing for the EM equivalent standard sized starship.
* The paint palette appears more subtle and lighter than the EM XL scaled version.
* I was surprised to see the neck is based on the SNW’s Season 2 curvier version of the starship, not the straighter, more geometric Discovery era ‘neck’. It’s quite obvious also, in comparison to the schematics and pictures of the Enterprise that is shown in the starship library book. This may have already been noted and pointed out in other’s reviews of this diecast, but somehow I had not realised this until having this in hand.
* The book comes with some great imagery of the starship, with concept sketches as well as full colour views.
Overall - very glad to have this now as part of my collection!
Very glad to have acquired this version, which I’ve been after for a while now.
Some early observations:
* The starship is small in scale, even in comparison to the standard scale used by Eaglemoss. Not a dealbreaker, just interesting to see, when comparing to the Master Replicas costing for the EM equivalent standard sized starship.
* The paint palette appears more subtle and lighter than the EM XL scaled version.
* I was surprised to see the neck is based on the SNW’s Season 2 curvier version of the starship, not the straighter, more geometric Discovery era ‘neck’. It’s quite obvious also, in comparison to the schematics and pictures of the Enterprise that is shown in the starship library book. This may have already been noted and pointed out in other’s reviews of this diecast, but somehow I had not realised this until having this in hand.
* The book comes with some great imagery of the starship, with concept sketches as well as full colour views.
Overall - very glad to have this now as part of my collection!
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Where does the magazine say this?
Page 3.
Whoa, I had no idea! Would be cool if they went the whole way and incorporated the SNW saucer windows.
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The Fanhome collection is now closed for new subscriptions in the UK and will close before the end of the year in the US.
If they stop taking new subscriptions now, I assume they won't extend the current collection much further than issue 32/33. On the other hand, I got the impression that it was pretty successful - perhaps they intend to start an entirely new collection of 20+ models after that, so they don't have to keep too many issues in stock at the same time?
If they stop taking new subscriptions now, I assume they won't extend the current collection much further than issue 32/33. On the other hand, I got the impression that it was pretty successful - perhaps they intend to start an entirely new collection of 20+ models after that, so they don't have to keep too many issues in stock at the same time?
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If they ever do this concept of the unmade Star Trek 4 (the Chris Hemsworth one) Enterprise, I'd buy it. At least now we know why Eaglemoss never did the Beyond Enterprise-A in case of changes. Changes were BIG!
