What Star Trek Prop Would You Most Like to Own?

[GulBahana]

The Quark's mug that Worf is holding in The Quickening

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[Thot Tnak]

Some gold-pressed latinum?

 

[jaime]

Lal

 

[Captain Rob]

Morn's mud bath. With lovely attendants. I'd change the mud for water. Make it a big jacuzzi.

 

[Thot Tnak]

Better... a date with the Companion!

 

[STEPhon IT]

TNG Tricorders. I love how compact it was, and had a smooth design. It appeared futuristic and something to own.

 

[Captain Rob]

A phaser rifle or two from "First Contact" through "Nemesis".
Modified for use as a paintball gun.

 

[Kor]

Klingon melee weapons, such as Worf's mek'leth from ST:FC.

Kor

 

[TheGoodStuff]

I've just skimmed the thread and can't believe I'm the first to say:

1. Picard's Ressikan Flute: One of Trek's best ever episodes and a very sentimental item. I'd love to have the real one. [Didn't it sell at auction for a fortune?]

If I can't have that...

2. There was ana auction last year for the model of the Excelsior. It came in a proepr display case...I'd love that.

3. A Federation rifle, a Cardassian rifle or a Klingon Rifle. Or all three as a set!

 

[Galileo7]

Type-2 Phaser from TFF and TUC.

 

[JoeCabby]

Either Enterprise D captains chair or a life-size morn on a bar stool for the basement bar.

 

[spockboy]

No contest!
This prop...

Or maybe this...

Spockboy

 

[Scotchy]

The Warp Core from the Enterprise D, but it would have to light up and make that noise like it did on the show.
If I can't have that, then one of the pistols from The Cage - I liked how they adjusted them and how they worked.

 

[Captain Rob]

Well since the Smithsonian has the original Enterprise. I'd go for a ultra detailed 11 foot duplicate model with both sides finished. And lit by LEDs. And do it like Steve Neil did his 66 inch Enterprise for some museum. Have lit rooms with furniture and crew behind the windows, Instead of just lights. Makes for a huge difference.
And this one would have tiny details the other doesn't have. Suitable for filming in UltraHD. Tiny panel lines indicating hatch covers for phaser locations and torpedo tube locations. Along with covers for escape pods and RCS thrusters.

 

[The Old Mixer]

Does Andrea count as a prop? She was an android, right?

 

[bbailey861]

TOS phaser rifle. I thought long and hard about buying one from the Roddenberry store but I couldn't justify dropping $1K to get it.

 

[JoeP]

 

[Antonovus]

Picard's fishtank in my office.

 

[Greg Cox]

Something from "The Enemy Within" would go nicely with my Richard Matheson collection. Maybe the Unicorn Dog's horn? Or an autographed copy of the original script?

Upon reflection, that stuffed Salt Vampire from "The Squire of Gothos" would look great in my office.

 

[spockboy]

Well since the Smithsonian has the original Enterprise. I'd go for a ultra detailed 11 foot duplicate model with both sides finished. And lit by LEDs. And do it like Steve Neil did his 66 inch Enterprise for some museum. Have lit rooms with furniture and crew behind the windows, Instead of just lights. Makes for a huge difference.
And this one would have tiny details the other doesn't have. Suitable for filming in UltraHD. Tiny panel lines indicating hatch covers for phaser locations and torpedo tube locations. Along with covers for escape pods and RCS thrusters.

I've been wanting to do that for YEARS!
At 11 feet you could get some serious detail in there.

Spockboy