Yeah - I'd be all for DST / AA starships from all the movies Trek 09 onwards... 

They do work (as long as the filesize isn't too large - keep it under a Mb and you should be good) but you'll want to be sure to A) host the image (on Photobucket, Imgur, etc.) rather than hotlinking from someone else's page, or B) save it to your computer and upload it to TrekBBS, using the "Upload a File" button below the text entry box.Do gif's work?
They do work (as long as the filesize isn't too large - keep it under a Mb and you should be good) but you'll want to be sure to A) host the image (on Photobucket, Imgur, etc.) rather than hotlinking from someone else's page, or B) save it to your computer and upload it to TrekBBS, using the "Upload a File" button below the text entry box.
They do work (as long as the filesize isn't too large - keep it under a Mb and you should be good) but you'll want to be sure to A) host the image (on Photobucket, Imgur, etc.) rather than hotlinking from someone else's page, or B) save it to your computer and upload it to TrekBBS, using the "Upload a File" button below the text entry box.
It counts maybe as far as general or 50th anniversary stuff goes (there's a lot of that stuff this year), but there still is hardly anything actually connected to Beyond out there.It's based on the TOS movies but is being released alongside Beyond, so I'm going to say the new spin master Enterprise quadcopter counts...
Yeah, it's the first officially licensed flying enterprise. It looks fantastic. I just don't know why it's the Enterprise - A. Did the license cost slightly less if they called it the "A" ? Doesn't make a lot of sense.Whoa... Is this the first toy Enterprise that flies like that?
I'm not a huge fan of the Air Hogs toys, but I might just have to look into this.
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Obviously, what you do now is buy one of each and make them dog-fight.I've never got any airhogs or quadcopters either but when they came out with the Millenium Falcon last year I thought "Imagine an enterprise like that!" And now here it is. I'm going to have to buy one - an overpriced toy to be sure, but my 12 year old self would never forgive me for not buying one.
Obviously, what you do now is buy one of each and make them dog-fight.
Star Trek just can't appeal to kids like Star Wars and (Marvel) heroes can (and Disney will make sure they always will).
So toy companies don't see the point in making Star Trek toys you can "play" with, instead choosing to go the "adult collector" route (which, to be fair, gets us high-quality products such as the Official Starships Collection)
It appears the patch is now up to $20.Anovos is doing kits of the hand phasers. Yay!
It's $300 for an unbuilt, unpainted kit with no electronics whatsoever. $400 if you want the servo that flips from stun to kill.Oh, and they don't even start shipping until November. Mega-pass. Diamond, please get your new phasers out soon!
(They're also doing neat ID/Beyond Starfleet patches for $15 which is much more reasonably priced.)
Sometimes I think CBS licensing just uses the "A" designation to clearly indicate that it's the TOS movieverse version.I just don't know why it's the Enterprise - A. Did the license cost slightly less if they called it the "A" ? Doesn't make a lot of sense.
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