Star Trek: Starships Model/Magazine Subscription
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I agree. It is logical that NX-02 should be made.
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surprised me too. i'm in the US, we're usually behind the UK.
it's a little angry looking, the cockpit gives it a scowl. but i like this ship, good model too.
wish they'd used transparent parts for the rear engines and cockpit window. they didn't even paint the window, so i'll have to do that myself.
paint is a little weird on the engines:
There's basically only two stores in my city that sell models, and I get most of mine from the store that's closer to me. But since I was checking out the neighborhood where the further one is (it's almost on the other side of town, but on Sunday, I can get there on just one bus), I poked in to see what models they had. Most of them were stuff I already have or wasn't really interested in, but I settled on getting the Borg Queen's diamond.
While I believe the Borg were weakened by their extreme overuse on Voyager, they did give us a couple of interesting designs, particularly this one. They did a great job on the model. It's right up there with the Romulan drone and the 22nd century Klingon BoP in terms of intricate detail. The sharp edges are a friendly reminder that these are not kids' toys (not that grown adults like us would ever play with them
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Kudos to Eaglemoss on this one. Not a ship I was gunning for (that would be the prototype Voyager), but happy to have it and a beautiful model.
While I believe the Borg were weakened by their extreme overuse on Voyager, they did give us a couple of interesting designs, particularly this one. They did a great job on the model. It's right up there with the Romulan drone and the 22nd century Klingon BoP in terms of intricate detail. The sharp edges are a friendly reminder that these are not kids' toys (not that grown adults like us would ever play with them
).Kudos to Eaglemoss on this one. Not a ship I was gunning for (that would be the prototype Voyager), but happy to have it and a beautiful model.
magazine says 142 meters. but it's got to be a typo.
there's no real way to get a scale on the one we see in the mirror universe. since the discovery crew recognized it as a vulcan cruiser, it must be mostly identical to its prime counterpart which was clearly not 142 meters -- you can even see how it compares to sarek standing in front of it in the opening of "lethe". definitely 142 feet. 43 meters.
The first of the new "Shipyards" books (2151-2293 book + collectible and book only) seem to be available on the store website now. I wonder how they differ from the first three that came out a while back. New stuff or just repackaged material?
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Sounds like you're talking about the Abramsverse ships. 
Sounds like you're talking about the Abramsverse ships.
the reason kelvin timeline ships are bigger is because it's the kelvin timeline.
the reason discovery ships are bigger is because
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