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STAR TREK VOYAGER BOTHEN SHIP MODEL FROM PERSISTANCE OF VISION & REVULSION The Botha were a reclusive species featured in the Star Trek Voyager episode Persistance of Vision in which they caused the Voyager crew to experience elaborate hallucinations. This highly detailed Bothen ship model is made of formed plastic painted green with brown shading. It has alien script on each wing and on the front. It has electronic capabilities to light up small LED lights however the electronics are untested. Additional pieces that fit on the underside of the model are included. They were located in a bag in the wooden crate with the model. Model measures approx. 34 x 28 x 8 inches. The first use of this ship was in the Voyager episode Prime Factors as a Sikarian ship. This ship has a new owner but I'm going to keep the info about it on my site.

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STAR TREK X NEMESIS STYLE HERO STARFLEET TYPE III MARK III PHASER RIFLE This prop is not in my collection anymore, it will be missed. A working hero version Starfleet Type III Mark III phaser rifle featured in Star Trek X Nemesis. The item is a solid cast resin prop weapon with multiple working internal electronic features and metal accents. The prop is similar to previous Nemesis style phasers excepting that instead of metallic silver chrome adhesive accents the item is adorned with fashioned sheets of metal accents, some of which have lost their adhesive characteristics, but are accompanying. Multiple working battery powered electronic features are present and they are listed as a working Surfire name brand flashlight mounted into a fixed housing at the top of the stock that activates at the push of a button on the bottom of the stock, a working power readout on the stock that activates via a button switch (a line of green LEDs lights brightly across the gauge from left to right, and a second red line of LEDs follows immediately thereafter), and a working trigger activates a four diodes at the barrel end and four on either side of the emission tip to create a firing effect. The power readout gauge functions on a CR 2 S sized 3volt battery, the other internal elements work on unknown batteries which still retain power from production use. Another electronic feature is the power cell which is revealed by sliding back a metal cover plate immediately in front of the gauge that is composed of a fashioned resin power pack with translucent acrylic batteries affixed to the top. This item is powered by a 25A sized 9volt battery that is housed internally and lights the item red, the lights do not deactivate except by way of a pressure switch that, when resting in its cavity within the weapon, should be stilled by sliding the cover over it. The weapon is also outfitted with a black nylon shoulder strap that retracts into the butt of the item. The item is painted metallic pewter with black accents, some scuffs are visible on the nose of the item and some paint flecking has occurred at the butt of the rifle. The only major damage to the item is the scope characteristic of this version in the film is broken completely away from the rear of the flashlight mounting though a yellow and a green wire is still present. The battery casing across the top of the emission end has not been opened and in fact the screws are painted into a fixed position. The item measures approx. 33 X 2 X 9.25 inches.

STAR TREK ENTERPRISE MEDICAL SUPPLIES CASE Perhaps one of the most complete prop items available, this lot is a silver colored metal case, a hinged lit and two sturdy latches, with a handle. When opened, the custom gray foam interior holds in place a variety of props featured in various episodes of Star Trek Enterprise. The case contains a pair of metallic silver painted plastic defibrillators which feature a pair of strobeing red lights on each activated by a depression button on the top and powered by a 9volt battery each. A clear acrylic shield within the case may be pulled up to allow access to a molded foam rubber scanner painted metallic green with a copper colored strip and black accents, five multi-colored solid acrylic vials with metal ‘caps' and Starfleet inventory labels on each, a pair of silver colored molded rubber hyposprays with black accents and differing colored injectors, and a silver colored metal scanner with a black emitter that features a pair of lights colored blue and red, both of which are activated by a button each and can be used simultaneously, powered by an unknown source but with power remaining from production use. The item features a Starfleet inventory label, the exterior of the case features blue medical supply applications with a white cadesus inscribed Medical Supplies. A large white cadesus is applied to both sides of the case and measures approx. 11.5 X 14.25 X 4.5 inches.

STAR TREK ENT USS DEFIANT NAME PLAQUE SET DRESSING FROM IN A MIRROR, DARKLY A piece of set dressing featured in the two-part, mirror universe, Star Trek Enterprise episode In a Mirror, Darkly: Part I and II; wherein the mirror universe Commander Archer mutinies against Captain Forrest on the ISS Enterprise to pursue and take control of a Starfleet vessel 100 years more advanced than anything currently in use. This item is the name plaque that hangs on the bridge of the ship that Commander Archer wants to take control of; it is a particle-board plaque, painted copper, with raised letters that read U.S.S. DEFIANT, CONSTITUTION CLASS, TRANQUILITY BASE. The item measures approx. 18 X 10 inches with a negligible height. The first photo was taken by a crew member on the set.

STAR TREK TNG KLINGON SHIP HULL WITH MICROBIOTIC DAMAGE FROM A MATTER OF HONOR A one of a kind special effects piece created for the Star Trek The Next Generation episode A Matter of Honor in which Commander Riker participates in the Officer Exchange Program between Starfleet and the Klingon Defense Force. The item is the outer hull of a Klingon Bird of Prey, the I.K.C. Pagh, which had been infected by a microbiotic colony, a rare subatomic life form which eats away at the hull of starships. This item was developed for close up shots and is made from a wood frame, vacuum formed molds with Styrofoam support, and plastic details. The item is green colored with Klingon lettering in two places, multiple raised details, and a centered hole with rust coloring surrounding. This excellent item is suitable for wall mounting and is a piece of modern art measuring approx. 38 X 46.5 X 3.75 inches.

STAR TREK VOYAGER BORG SUBDERMAL PROBE FROM DARK FRONTIER A Borg subdermal probe featured in the Star Trek Voyager episode Dark Frontier in which the Borg tried to re-assimilate Seven of Nine so she in turn could assimilate Humanity. The probe is made of resin painted gun metal gray with metal components added for detail. A small button on the top activates five green LED lights, two of which flash intermittently. Measures approx. 9.25 x 2 x 1.5 inches.

STAR TREK ENTERPRISE HERO KLINGON HAND PISTOL A hero prop Klingon energy pistol featured in various episodes of Star Trek Enterprise like Bounty and Cold Station Twelve. The item is a sturdy resin prop gun, all of which is painted brown, black, and metallic silver and distressed to appear aged. The item comes with a well crafted brown and tan leather holster with an affixed Binachi International Universal Military Holster clasp and a leather lace for tying around the thigh. Together the items measure approx. 16.5 X 8.5 X 3.5 inches. While at the 2007 Vegas convention a prop maker that worked at the shop where these were made stated they made 3 of them in resin with metal tips and all the others were molded from those 3 for the series. This is one of the original 3 made for Enterprise.

VOYAGER 24TH CENTURY STARFLEET MEDICAL COMPUTER This 24th century prop computer was built in the Starfleet style and features an LCARS (Library Computer Access and Retrieval System) backlit screen. The screen depicts a humanoid skull and diagrams in multi-colors. The body of the computer is made of resin painted silver with a tilting upper section. Attached to the lower section are two black acrylic panels with silk-screened panels. Black accents are applied for detail. A gold colored button to the right of the LCARS screen activates the back lights. It runs on two Makita batteries and the prop comes with one battery charger with a standard 2-prong United States 120volt plug. The computer was featured in the Star Trek Voyager episode Critical Care however the LCARS panel in the episode was different. Measures approx. 11 x 12 x 13 inches. A similar computer was used in the Voyager episode Life Line by Barclay.

STAR TREK ENT HOSHI LANGUAGE LECTURE COMPUTER FROM BROKEN BOW A prop laptop computer featured in Broken Bow, the premiere episode of Star Trek Enterprise, for use by students in Hoshi Sato's languages class. The item is an injection molded plastic computer learning tool for children altered for screen use in the episode. The item features a full English language keyboard, directional actuator, and mouse-style buttons. The display screen is covered in a graphical application depicting a futuristic 22nd century Starfleet style Windows-like program. The various windows are labeled Exo Language Skills, Event Schedule including a listing for Prof Hoshi 0900, Study Aids, and a window listed as Notes indicating less emphasis on the NEKLEET. The item opens on a hinged lid and when closed latches shut. The lid features a rubber faux button and the bottom features a Starfleet inventory application indicating Data Com Mode. The item still functions when powered by four AA sized 1.5volt batteries thus emitting sound when the buttons are pressed. The item measures approx. 10.5 X 9.25 X 1.25 inches when the lid is closed. The faint inscription Oregon Scientific can be made out on the lid of the item.

Argo Cannon from Nemesis Argo cannon, a metal cast prop canon featuring rubberized, folding handles, the ability to rotate around a central axis and move forward and back along a slide;, dark-gray and black accents, a Starfleet serial number that reads "Tertiary Subsystem", and a graphical application of a "Phase Targeting" readout featuring numerous faux buttons and scanner readout of the terrain. The cannon item measures 39 X 30 X 12 inches. 1 of 2 or 3 made for Nemesis.

STAR TREK ENTERPRISE HERO ELECTRICAL PROD A HERO prop that lights up used by multiple aliens in multiple episodes, but featured specifically by Klingons in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode Judgment, and by Tandorans in Detained. Item is resin with a black vinyl handle, with metal accents, and holster that clips to the belt. Dimensions are approx. 24 X 3 X 2 inches.

Star Trek Klingon Tribunal Director's Model When Star Trek Enterprise needed to recreate the Klingon Tribunal for an episode I served as First AD on, director Jim Conway asked the art department to make him a scale model of the set so he could figure out the limitations of equipment use for the set. The film clips from the feature, Undiscovered Country, simply did not answer the questions he needed. The art team delivered a wonderful scale model, each board cut to scale, showing not only the actual set to be built but also the virtual upper ring, a removable section of the model as show in the photographs. They placed little plastic figures in the center ring for Captain Archer and in one of the galleries for the Klingon extras we would populate the set with. A folded paper represented the curtain behind the Klingon Judge in the real set. In our preperation period major production decisions were made based on this model, most imperitively Jim's decision to block shoot all the tribunal scenes to complete one direction for every scene before turning to shoot another.

STAR TREK VOYAGER ASTROMETRICS LAB SET DESIGN MODEL A lot of items involved in the construction of the Astrometrics Lab set featured in Star Trek: Voyager. This lot consists of a wooden, unpainted, model complete with a model of the roof and the primary monitor, a little model person to give the proper scale. The model measures approx. 20 X 15 X 2 inches

Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country Cup and Saucer A cup & saucer featuring USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A vessel number and emblem applied in sheer stickers to the Pfaltzgraff china cup and used in the banquet scene when Captain Kirk and crew are made to dine with their longtime enemies, the Klingons in Star Trek VI The Undiscovered Country. This scene proved so popular that it later inspired a line of china with factory silk-screened logos, based on this very screen-used prop. Authenticated by the world's foremost curators of television artifacts, The Comisar Collection of Beverly Hills.

*Comm Badge from Voyager This is a screenused comm badge from the Voyager series. I purchased it from a collector who got it from a person who worked at Industrial Light and Magic.

Reman Rifle from Nemesis Solid resin Reman rifle. White LED's in the tip that light up and a red targeting light on the top. Was purchased from the 2006 Christies auction.

STAR TREK VIII ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 GOLD SHIP MODEL A plastic model dipped in gold colored metal and purposefully broken for on screen use in the feature film Star Trek VIII First Contact. Featured during the scene in which Captain Picard and Lilly Sloane debate over the reality that his actions against the Borg are revenge driven, the model is broken along with several others when in a moment of rage Picard lashes out with his weapon and destroys the display case depicting the famous line of Starfleet vessels also titled USS Enterprise. The model is that of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701, the ship made famous by Star Trek The Original Series, and comes in three pieces, the saucer section and the neck that connects it to the next piece, the secondary hull with still loosely attached portside warp nacelle, and the unattached starboard warp nacelle. The pieces measure approx. 10.75 X 2.5 inches, 14.25 X 7 X 5, and 5 X 12 inches respectively. Some evidence of patina exists.

STAR TREK VIII METALLIC GOLD USS ENTERPRISE-A MODEL A smashed prop model of the famous starship USS Enterprise-A featured in Star Trek VIII First Contact on the wall of ships in the observation lounge of the USS Enterprise-E. The model is plastic reinforced with metal pins, dipped in a metallic gold metal based compound. The item is distressed to appear broken in that both wrap nacelles are removed and the support strut for the starboard nacelle is separate. The secondary hull (engine section) features a positioned ball joint for a mounting arm and the saucer section is loose from the rest of the model. The item measures approx. 17 X 10, while the nacelles are 7 inches long.

STAR TREK VIII FIRST CONTACT MODEL ENTERPRISE NAME PLAQUE A piece of set dressing featured in the eighth Star Trek feature film First Contact. This item is a name plaque for one of the model ships in the glass case that Captain Picard breaks with the phaser rifle; it is a brown plaque with gold lettering that says U.S.S. Enterprise, Constitution Class Starship, NCC-1701-A. The item measures approx. 3 X 1.5 inches.

Star Trek Deep Space Nine Costume Ears and Tribbles Odo, the Shape Shifter's foam latex ear make-up appliances in excellent condition, as worn by the Chief of Security for the DS9 outpost, portrayed by actor Rene Auberjonois in Star Trek Deep Space Nine and donated by the production to benefit a charity in 1995. Also included, three assorted tribbles used in their contemporary re-telling of a classic 1960s Star Trek episode titled Trials & Tribble-ations, a prop bar of gold-pressed latinum, a computer wall panel, two Lucite computer chips, and a futuristic pen, all from the popular TV series. Authenticated by the world's foremost curators of television artifacts, The Comisar Collection of Beverly Hills.

STAR TREK STARSHIP CONCEPT STUDY MODEL A concept or study model created for Star Trek episodic television or feature films. The item is a white injection molded plastic model of an altered Excelsior-Class refit starship made from a licensed product. The piece features the remains of an adhesive mount on the ventral side of the ship where a brace may have been positioned in the past. The item measures approx. 14.75 X 7 X 3 inches.

STAR TREK DS9 CAMERA TEST MODEL MINIATURE GALAXY CLASS SHIP A white foam core fashioned camera test model miniature of a Federation Galaxy Class ship like those appearing in various episodes of Star Trek Deep Space Nine. The item is composed of eight white foam core pieces with photocopied paper details adhered across the dorsal side. The item depicts slight damage from the removal of a motion control rod on the ventral side and measures approx. 10 X 7 X 1.25 inches.

STAR TREK MATCHING BUILDING MODELS FROM LIFESIGNS A pair of matching building models created for Star Trek episodic television to represent buildings on a skyline. The items are mounted on foam square-shaped bases with plastic tubes running up to create a pedestal, and three metal rings representing the actual structure of the buildings. A variety of graphical applications representing windows and detail are applied to the items and both feature an elevator positioned on the pedestal at differing heights. The items are painted light blue and measure approx. 8 X 7 X 14.25 inches and 8.75 X 9.5 X 21 inches. The circular structures at the top have come off their pedestals but are included and the graphical applications have lost a degree of their adhesive quality, yet the overall aesthetic of the items is still present and viable. From Lifesigns where they were Utopia Planitia pieces.

*STAR TREK VOYAGER DELTA FLYER LCARS PANEL AND SEATBACK LOT FROM DRIVE A lot of items featured in various episodes of Star Trek Voyager including Drive; wherein Tom Paris enters the Delta Flyer in a goodwill interstellar race but finds it sabotaged by someone who wants to prevent such sentiments. This lot includes three LCARS panels; rectangular pieces of smoked acrylic, curved on the ends, featuring graphical applications adhered to the reverse of various shapes and colored controls labeled with letters and numbers, and a rounded, rectangular piece cut out of the top for another LCARS panel. One of such panels features silver detail, its own graphical application of two ascending lines of numbers with a wavelength graphic between them. Included are four of the seat back head rests also featured in various scenes on the Delta Flyer; an orange frame, metal inset and detail, two notched poles that attach to the seat to adjust the height, an indented rod shaped neck rest, a rectangular, mauve-colored cushion, three banks of multi-colored blinking lights on the reverse, and an activator switch towards the bottom on the left. The lights on all four items work but the activator switch on one of them needs to be resoldered. Beneath the cushion is the circuitry involved with the blinking lights, that runs on four nine-volt batteries. The LCARS panels measure approx. 17 X 9 X 2 inches and the seat back measures approx.20 X 15 X 10 inches.

STAR TREK CONCEPT DRAWINGS FOR VOYAGER, FIRST CONTACT, AND GENERATIONS A set of 12 concept drawings that are each applied to black poster board and are not originals. The items depict various bridge concept ideas created for Star Trek Voyager which feature some design elements that may have been later included in other Starfleet ship sets. Interesting unused designs include screen consoles hanging from the ceiling, computer terminals not facing forward, or all stations facing the command chair, very round designs and completely formulaic designs with all right angles, a viewscreen that wraps around the entire bridge, very enclosed bridges, very open ones, and more. One drawing is of a very aerodynamic Oberth-Class design, some other outer hull designs are present which are departures from typical Starfleet vessels. A design for the Vulcan lander from Star Trek VIII First Contact is present showing its landing path and apparently designed by John Eaves. A sketch of Risa from the Star Trek Deep Space Nine episode Let He Who is Without Sin is present, highly detailed, with lots of vegetation. There is a design for an engineering section with a very Galaxy-Class style warp core, an access corridor, a shuttle bay with two shuttle concepts in it, a holodeck with what appears to be crystals growing out of all quarters, a sickbay operating table taken from the perspective of an outside viewing, and a large council chamber incorporating the emblems of Bajor, the UFP, Klingons, and the Cardassians. Finally, a set of Star Trek VII Generations USS Enterprise-D bridge updates are present involving the additional bridge computer terminals on the left and right of the command pit as well as a concept for improving the appearance of the transporter room. More than half of the poster boards measure approx. 19 X 13 inches, the others measure 18 X 12 inches.

ENTERPRISE ORIGINAL SERIES STYLE WARP PLASMA REGULATOR Metal and glass cylinder used in various episodes including Star Trek Enterprise In a Mirror Darkly, Part II. Stolen from Starship Defiant by a Gorn labor foreman to keep the ship from traveling at warp speed while the ship was trapped in the evil Mirror Universe under the control of the mirror versions of Captain Archer and the Enterprise crew. Measures approx. 18 X 4 inches.

STAR TREK TNG SPECIAL EFFECTS MINIATURE ASTEROIDS FROM PEGASUS A set of four prop asteroids believed to have appeared in the Star Trek The Next Generation episode Pegasus. The items are believed to be volcanic rocks and are mounted on motion control rods each wrapped in fluorescent orange paper, some of the rocks have a degree of the same color painted on them sparsely. The items measure generally 15 X 7.5 X 3 inches.

NEMESIS KOLARAN JEEP CANNON Featured in the ARGO scene of Star Trek X: Nemesis during with Captain Picard (Patrick Stewart), Data, and Worf comprised an away team to the planet Kolarus III. Investigating the possibility of another android like Data being present on the planet the away team was accosted by Kolaran natives, a reptilian alien whose limited technology lead them to drive surface vehicles like all terrain jeeps and buggies with top mounted energy weapons. This item is from one of those vehicles, a turret mounted prop gun made from multiple components of cast resin, metal, plastic, wood, mesh wiring, rope, and colored cloth. The item is painted to appear aged and dirt from the shooting location is still crammed within its crevices. The tip of the barrel is slightly bent. Measures approx. 40 X 12 X 6 inches.

*STAR TREK DS9 BAJORAN TEMPLE CONCEPT MODEL A concept model created for Star Trek Deep Space Nine. The item is made from white foam core with multiple photocopied pencil sketches printed or adhered to the face of the walls and flooring for depth and dimension. The item depicts a section of ruins with a single standing figure for scale. Due to time and storage conditions the item depicts a visible degree of damage in that one of the walls is separate but accompanying and two pillars share the same fate. The item features a staircase, a broken down wall, small entry ways, and stands on a thick base. The item measures approx. 16 X 19 X 10.5 inches.

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