I did wonder about that, but I'm not sure how much interest there would be in those ships which got minimal screen time and played no major role in any memorable episodes. They get maybe a minute of screen time between them.They may be planning molds for Yamaguchi/Zhukov variants with minimal up-front cost. A couple of different bussard caps, navigational deflectors and extra lower-aft shuttle bay and you have some really nice market potential.
They usually don’t comment on things that go wrong on Twitter, only through official writing. For instance, “NCC-1071-D”.Has Ben ever commented on what went so horribly wrong with the E-A? Seems to me that was more of a wide-spread controversy with their clientele than the Kerala/Gagarin non-issue ever was.
So i don't know if it has been mentioned yet but the Aus/NZ supplier has gone into administration and all eaglemoss collections are on hold until they can find a new supplier.
most people i’ve seen online who have the A aren’t thrilled by the inaccuracies but still glad to have the thing. i take it you’re not one of them?I’m one that got skunked on the 1701-A (should have looked at the pics closer though) so it does burn me a bit more to see them get the bridge right for this one.
most people i’ve seen online who have the A aren’t thrilled by the inaccuracies but still glad to have the thing. i take it you’re not one of them?
i had buyer's remorse over the XL voyager. everyone seemed to love that model, but it was cartoonish to me and just a fat chunk that didn't stay on its stand. i ended up selling it on eBay.But if given the opportunity for a do-over, I don’t think I would make the purchase again.
here's a gallery of images from the eaglemoss booth. all the ships they have on display are ones we'd seen earlier in the week. what is new (to me anyway) are the busts, which are totally not my thing...Any more big news from #SDCC2018? It’s been awfully quiet on the starship front except for the Asylum Enterprise-C.
here's a gallery of images from the eaglemoss booth. all the ships they have on display are ones we'd seen earlier in the week. what is new (to me anyway) are the busts, which are totally not my thing...
i would expect the interesting news to come out of STLV in two weeks.
It says August on Memory Alpha.US: Sternbach concept Voyager is up for preorder on the Eaglemoss Webstore. Doesn't give a estimated release date at the moment.
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