{ "franchise": "Star Trek", "product_line": "Star Trek Starship Legends", "license": "CC BY-SA 4.0", "source": "https://www.aecura.app/catalog/star-trek/diamond-select-star-trek-starships", "total_items": 36, "fields": [ "edition", "exclusive_to", "limited_run_size", "finish", "electronics", "show_movie", "ship_class", "faction", "registry", "upc", "collector_notes" ], "items": [ { "number": null, "name": "Enterprise (NX-01)", "series": "Star Trek: Enterprise", "year": 2002, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: Enterprise", "ship_class": "NX", "faction": "United Earth", "registry": "NX-01", "collector_notes": "Art Asylum's first electronic starship, built from scans taken directly from the filming model. Press the ship for NX-01 sound effects and bridge-crew voices from the show, with lit warp nacelles and impulse engines. When DST brought it back in 2016 it said the ship had not been available since 2002." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Enterprise (NX-01) - Battle Damaged", "series": "Star Trek: Enterprise", "year": 2003, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Action Figure Xpress", "limited_run_size": 5000, "finish": "Battle damaged", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: Enterprise", "ship_class": "NX", "faction": "United Earth", "registry": "NX-01", "collector_notes": "The scorching follows the first-season finale \"Shockwave\", when the Suliban attacked the ship, and the box art is battle damaged to match. The electronics are the standard ship's: NX-01 sound effects, bridge-crew voices and lit nacelles and impulse engines. It reached buyers after the standard ship: the exclusive was still on pre-order in February 2003 with a March ship estimate." } }, { "number": null, "name": "I.S.S. Enterprise (NX-01)", "series": "Star Trek: Enterprise", "year": 2006, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Previews", "finish": "Mirror Universe deco", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: Enterprise", "ship_class": "NX", "faction": "Terran Empire", "registry": "NX-01", "collector_notes": "The NX-01 in Terran Empire markings from \"In a Mirror, Darkly\", the Enterprise two-parter in which the mirror crew go on to capture the U.S.S. Defiant. It keeps the standard ship's lights, sound effects and display base. Japanese collectors could buy it too: the Tokyo shop Blister stocked it in 2006." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Enterprise (NX-01) - Reissue", "series": "Star Trek: Enterprise", "year": 2016, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: Enterprise", "ship_class": "NX", "faction": "United Earth", "registry": "NX-01", "upc": "699788202500", "collector_notes": "DST said the NX-01 had not been available since 2002 and gave it a full overhaul: the deco was completely redone, with new lights, new sound effects and new dialogue featuring Captain Archer. The 12-inch ship sits on a plastic base and comes in a try-me window box. Asked about an NX-02 Columbia repaint, DST said variants were now possible, depending on demand." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701)", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "upc": "699788175354", "collector_notes": "The box celebrates the 40th anniversary, and the bridge button cycles through Kirk lines by William Shatner and sound effects from the show. Hold the button for about five seconds and the lights stay on for display. Early units had a lettering slip: the middle letters of the saucer name were printed smaller than the rest, corrected on The Cage version a few weeks later. Planned for the anniversary year itself, it reached US shops in April 2007." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701) - Gold Edition", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Blister (Shibuya, Japan)", "limited_run_size": 300, "finish": "Gold", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "A gold-finish version of the 40th-anniversary Enterprise made for the Japanese market and sold through the Blister shop in Shibuya, Tokyo. It is one of the least documented ships in the range, and its edition size has never been confirmed by the maker." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701) - The Cage", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "Reworks the standard sculpt to match the first pilot, with a different bridge dome, warp nacelles, shuttle bay and deflector dish, and plays Captain Pike's voice. It shipped in the standard ship's box with only a small sticker marking it as the Cage version. First buyers noticed Kirk lines were left on the sound chip alongside Pike's, and that the saucer lettering, undersized on the standard 2007 ship, had been corrected." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701) - Where No Man Has Gone Before", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Previews", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "A modified sculpt for the second pilot, with William Shatner's Kirk on the sound chip. Its pilot-style nacelles with forward spires were reused two years later for the Mirror Universe I.S.S. Enterprise." } }, { "number": null, "name": "I.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701)", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2009, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "finish": "Mirror Universe deco", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Terran Empire", "registry": "NCC-1701", "upc": "699788178058", "collector_notes": "Essentially a repaint of the \"Where No Man Has Gone Before\" ship: same box, same pilot-style nacelle spires, even that version's saucer markings and rust ring. The Terran Empire emblem on the saucer and nacelles never appeared on screen, in the original or the remastered episode, and the hull stays standard grey rather than the remastered gunmetal. Only one sound clip is new, Kirk's log noting the mirror ship is subtly different; the rest, including \"Balance of Terror\" battle lines, carries over. It has a lights-only mode and a stand shaped like the command insignia." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701) - HD", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2009, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "finish": "HD (remastered) deco", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "upc": "699788178041", "collector_notes": "Adds the extra surface detail of the CGI ship from the remastered episodes to the 16-inch Enterprise. Announced in April 2009 alongside the Mirror Universe ship for an August debut, it reached shops in October. The same tooling was reissued in 2013 and again in 2015, when it dropped the HD name and gained upgraded electronics for the 50th anniversary." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701) - 50th Anniversary", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2015, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "finish": "HD (remastered) deco", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "For the 50th anniversary DST upgraded its best-selling Enterprise with a lights-on mode, longer voice clips and Shatner's full \"Space, the final frontier\" monologue; the bridge button plays one of 15 phrases or sound effects from the show's audio. Hold the button and the lights come on with ambient noise; press again and only the lights stay. It keeps the HD ship's remastered surface detail but was sold without the HD name, under the HD ship's original code." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Defiant (NCC-1764) - Interphase", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2015, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2015", "limited_run_size": 200, "finish": "Translucent green", "electronics": "None", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1764", "collector_notes": "The Defiant from \"The Tholian Web\", cast in translucent green to show the ship caught in interphase, on the 16-inch Constitution-class tooling. There are no lights or sounds; the wiring would have shown through the clear plastic. Sold only at DST's Comic-Con booth in the run-up to the 50th anniversary, and the maker's own figures for the run disagree: 200 in the announcement, 400 on its store page." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Romulan Bird of Prey", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2017, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Bird-of-Prey", "faction": "Romulan Star Empire", "upc": "699788179383", "collector_notes": "A brand-new sculpt made for the 50th anniversary and only the second original-series ship in the range after the Enterprise, nine inches long with a 12-inch wingspan. Press the ship and it plays sound effects and Mark Lenard's Romulan Commander from \"Balance of Terror\". The lit windows and nacelles are bright without the light bleed of earlier ships, and the lights can be left on permanently. It comes in a 50th-anniversary-branded try-me box." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Romulan Bird of Prey - Cloaked", "series": "Star Trek: The Original Series", "year": 2018, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2018", "limited_run_size": 200, "finish": "Transparent clear", "show_movie": "ST: The Original Series", "ship_class": "Bird-of-Prey", "faction": "Romulan Star Empire", "collector_notes": "The 2016 Bird of Prey cast in clear plastic to show the cloaking device engaged, keeping its bird emblem. Like the interphase Defiant, the clear version has no lights or sounds. Sold only at DST's Comic-Con 2018 booth." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2003, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST4: The Voyage Home", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-A", "collector_notes": "Art Asylum's Enterprise-A in its Star Trek IV deco, with lights and sound effects. It went on pre-order at online shops in April 2003 for a July release, and by that autumn shops were selling \"opener\" units in damaged boxes to collectors who display out of the box. The same 16-inch tooling returned in 2015 with new lights, paint and dialogue as the Undiscovered Country ship." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) - The Undiscovered Country", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2015, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST6: The Undiscovered Country", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-A", "upc": "699788179062", "collector_notes": "DST pitched this as the Enterprise-A back \"after a lengthy refit\": the 16-inch Art Asylum model with all-new lights and paint, and dialogue drawn from Star Trek IV, V and VI. DST presented it as the companion to its Klingon Bird of Prey and Excelsior, completing the Star Trek VI battle. Solicited in August 2014 for January, it slipped to mid-April 2015." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) - Gold Edition", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2016, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2016", "limited_run_size": 300, "finish": "Gold", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST6: The Undiscovered Country", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-A", "collector_notes": "A gold-finish Enterprise-A made for the 50th anniversary, with the standard ship's lights and sounds and dialogue from Star Trek IV, V and VI by Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Chekov, Uhura and Scotty. Sold only at DST's Comic-Con 2016 booth." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise Refit (NCC-1701)", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST2: The Wrath Of Khan", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "DST's first undamaged refit Enterprise, timed to arrive with its Wrath of Khan action figures in 2007, with an all-new paint scheme and sound effects from the film; the chip mixes Kirk and Khan, including \"From hell's heart, I stab at thee!\" Collectors criticised the deco: the deflector dish is painted black and the thin pearly plastic lets the lights bleed through the hull. The stand has a single support arm where earlier DST stands had two. It was re-issued in 2013 in the blue Classic Series box with a Kirk portrait, which looks out of place on a film ship." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise Refit (NCC-1701) - Battle Damaged", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2004, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Action Figure Xpress", "limited_run_size": 3000, "finish": "Battle damaged", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST2: The Wrath Of Khan", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "The first refit Enterprise in the range, and the heaviest damage: warp engines, engineering hull, bridge and saucer are all scorched. The box is branded The Wrath of Khan, but the damage mixes the Star Trek II hits with the self-destruct scarring from The Search for Spock, so it really shows the ship at the end of Star Trek III. It began as an Action Figure Xpress internet exclusive in spring 2004 and reached comic shops through Diamond that May. A second battle-damaged refit followed in 2007 as a New Force Comics exclusive, with lighter Star Trek II scorch paint and William Shatner dialogue; it is listed here as a later release of this ship." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise Refit (NCC-1701) - Final Flight Edition", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2017, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2017", "limited_run_size": 400, "finish": "Translucent orange", "electronics": "None", "show_movie": "ST3 : The Search For Spock", "ship_class": "Constitution", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701", "collector_notes": "The translucent orange plastic shows the Enterprise burning on its way down to the Genesis planet after Kirk self-destructs it in Star Trek III; DST announced it with Kirk's line, \"My God, Bones... what have I done?\" There are no lights or sounds, since electronics would show through the plastic, and at about 14 inches it is shorter than the electronic refits. It sold out fast at the Comic-Con 2017 booth, gone before one reporter reached the stand." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Klingon Bird of Prey", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST6: The Undiscovered Country", "ship_class": "B'rel", "faction": "Klingon Empire", "upc": "699788178003", "collector_notes": "General Chang's experimental Bird of Prey from Star Trek VI, the first non-Enterprise ship in the range, with eight lines from Christopher Plummer including \"I can see you, Kirk\" and \"To be, or not to be\". Each wing moves independently, so it sits in landing, cruising or attack pose, and the markings are printed rather than stickers. A re-issue under the same code followed within months of launch. The sculpt went on to serve as the Partial Cloak, the clear Comic-Con ship and the H.M.S. Bounty." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Klingon Bird of Prey - Partial Cloak", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Action Figure Xpress", "finish": "Translucent green", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST3 : The Search For Spock", "ship_class": "B'rel", "faction": "Klingon Empire", "upc": "699788178683", "collector_notes": "Commander Kruge's ship from Star Trek III, cast entirely in translucent green despite the \"partial\" name, with Christopher Lloyd's Kruge on the chip: \"Well done, Valkris\", \"Disengage cloaking device\", plus decloak, disruptor and torpedo sounds. DST made it for Action Figure Xpress while the Star Trek VI ship was still new in stores, saying that to pick one appearance of the Bird of Prey \"would be an affront to its honor\". It later reached comic shops through Diamond in 2013." } }, { "number": null, "name": "Klingon Bird of Prey - Cloaked", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2013", "limited_run_size": 200, "finish": "Transparent clear", "electronics": "None", "show_movie": "ST3 : The Search For Spock", "ship_class": "B'rel", "faction": "Klingon Empire", "collector_notes": "A fully clear Bird of Prey with all the electronics removed so nothing shows through the plastic, with a transparent base and translucent landing gear, which DST said let you land it \"in the public park of your choice\". It was DST's first Star Trek Comic-Con exclusive in some years." } }, { "number": null, "name": "H.M.S. Bounty", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2014, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "show_movie": "ST4: The Voyage Home", "ship_class": "B'rel", "faction": "Klingon Empire", "upc": "699788100714", "collector_notes": "The Bird of Prey Kirk's crew captured, renamed Bounty and flew back in time to find humpback whales in Star Trek IV. It swaps in a set of extended landing gear with \"Bounty\" written on it and carries Star Trek IV sounds and dialogue on the Star Trek VI ship's body, 19 inches wide by 12 inches long. Solicited in mid-2012 alongside the Partial Cloak, it only reached shops in January 2014." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Excelsior (NCC-2000)", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2014, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST6: The Undiscovered Country", "ship_class": "Excelsior", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-2000", "upc": "699788100745", "collector_notes": "Captain Sulu's ship from Star Trek VI, with ten Sulu lines voiced by George Takei and lit nacelles, deflector and impulse engines. First shown at Toy Fair in February 2009 and promised for that autumn, it reached shops in March 2014, five years later, after slipping month by month through late 2013. The ball-jointed stand lets the ship pitch, roll and turn. It shares the Enterprise-B tooling, with new sculpted parts to tell the two apart, and the same body became the NX-2000 and a battle-damaged Comic-Con exclusive." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Excelsior (NCC-2000) - Battle Damaged", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2014, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2014", "limited_run_size": 100, "finish": "Battle damaged", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST6: The Undiscovered Country", "ship_class": "Excelsior", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-2000", "collector_notes": "Its paint shows the damage Excelsior took at the Battle of Khitomer in Star Trek VI, and it keeps the lights and George Takei's Sulu dialogue. Only 100 were made, sold at DST's Comic-Con 2014 booth, and it is so scarce that collectors struggled to find a photo of one out of its box." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Excelsior (NX-2000)", "series": "The Original Series Films", "year": 2015, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST3 : The Search For Spock", "ship_class": "Excelsior", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NX-2000", "upc": "699788100738", "collector_notes": "The \"test version\" of the Excelsior from Star Trek III, with lines from its boastful commander, Captain Styles, voiced by James B. Sikking. Its sound sequence plays the transwarp failure, with the lights flashing as the engines die. It differs from the Star Trek VI ship in its NX registry and unlit nacelles, and came with a sturdier two-point stand. Solicited in June 2014 for October, it slipped to April 2015." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)", "series": "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "year": 2009, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Next Generation", "ship_class": "Galaxy", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-D", "upc": "699788177266", "collector_notes": "The saucer really separates, held on by a magnet; DST said a removable saucer was the reason it waited so long to make the D at all. Once separated the saucer still works, but not every feature, because a second power supply and sound chip would have cost too much. The first run left the factory without its neck windows, a production slip when the line switched over from the All Good Things version, so DST mailed free window decals with an application guide. Over 17 inches long, with Picard dialogue and sounds from the show." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) - All Good Things", "series": "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "year": 2009, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "Action Figure Xpress / Hastings", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST: The Next Generation", "ship_class": "Galaxy", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-D", "upc": "699788177594", "collector_notes": "The alternate-future Enterprise-D from the series finale, with a third warp nacelle and a saucer that separates like the standard D. The sound chip carries Admiral Riker, who commands the ship in the episode; DST joked that its early box art showed Captain Riker but it decided Picard was \"much more photogenic\". First an exclusive for Hastings and Action Figure Xpress in 2009, it returned as a re-issue in January 2013 after being listed for March 2011. Collectors complained the 2013 run's sound played too fast and lacked the Starfleet pennants on the nacelles; DST said the pennants were added for the 2014 run." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) - Gold Edition", "series": "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "year": 2019, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "San Diego Comic-Con 2019", "limited_run_size": 250, "finish": "Gold", "electronics": "None", "show_movie": "ST: The Next Generation", "ship_class": "Ambassador", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-C", "collector_notes": "The gold finish copies the way the Enterprise-C appears in the gold relief on the walls of the Enterprise-D, and at about 16 inches it was the first time the ship had been made at this size. It is the only Enterprise-C DST ever sold: the standard electronic version, unveiled at Comic-Con 2018 for 2019 with lights and sounds, kept slipping, was still DST's Star Trek \"priority\" in December 2020, and never shipped before the company closed in 2025. Fans had asked for an Ambassador-class ship for years; as late as 2014 DST said it was not in development." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2006, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST8: First Contact", "ship_class": "Sovereign", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-E", "upc": "699788175064", "collector_notes": "Art Asylum's 2006 Enterprise-E plays Patrick Stewart's Picard and stands on a Federation display stand. On this first version the blue parts of the warp nacelles do not light, a point buyers raised from the start; DST's 2013 repaints were the first to light them. Early buyers also noted unpainted windows, and that the spare hull bottom without a stand hole, included with earlier Art Asylum ships, had been dropped. Its paint differs from the 2013 Nemesis version, which DST described as completely re-painted." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) - Battle Damaged", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2007, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Exclusive", "exclusive_to": "New Force Comics", "finish": "Battle damaged", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST10: Nemesis", "ship_class": "Sovereign", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-E", "collector_notes": "The Enterprise-E with new battle-damage paint from Star Trek: Nemesis, keeping the lights and Patrick Stewart clips, sculpted by Art Asylum as a New Force Comics exclusive. DST announced it in spring 2007 together with the battle-damaged Wrath of Khan refit, and it was the first reuse of the E mould since the ship's debut." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) - Nemesis", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST10: Nemesis", "ship_class": "Sovereign", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-E", "upc": "699788178300", "collector_notes": "DST re-painted the E to match Nemesis and, for the first time, made the warp nacelles light up. It took more than two years to arrive: retailers listed it for January 2011 and it reached stores in February 2013. Collectors objected to a large black trademark stencil on the nacelle; DST agreed it was \"a little over the top\" but said it was spotted too late to change. It measures 19 4/5 inches long by 8 1/2 wide and comes in a try-me box with Picard dialogue." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-E) - First Contact", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST8: First Contact", "ship_class": "Sovereign", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-E", "upc": "699788178317", "collector_notes": "DST called it a limited variation: the same lights, sounds and Picard commands as the Nemesis ship, with a new paint scheme based on First Contact. The distributor listed it for April 2013, but it actually shipped that summer. Sharp-eyed collectors noted it keeps Nemesis-era details, such as the phaser strips on the nacelle pylons and Nemesis sound effects; DST said it would stay as it was." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-B)", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2013, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST7: Generations", "ship_class": "Excelsior", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-B", "upc": "699788178225", "collector_notes": "First shown at Toy Fair in February 2009 for an autumn release, it did not reach stores until January 2013, when DST announced \"the long wait is over\". The first production run carried the wrong name on the hull; DST offered corrective decals and later runs were fixed, though the corrected re-run slipped from May to October 2013. It is 16 inches long with Generations sounds and dialogue, lit weapons and engines, and a Starfleet-insignia stand. The sculpt was reused for the Excelsior, with new parts added to tell the two apart." } }, { "number": null, "name": "U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-B) - Battle Damaged", "series": "The Next Generation Films", "year": 2014, "availability": "released", "data": { "edition": "Standard", "finish": "Battle damaged", "electronics": "Lights and sounds", "show_movie": "ST7: Generations", "ship_class": "Excelsior", "faction": "Federation", "registry": "NCC-1701-B", "upc": "699788178799", "collector_notes": "The paint recreates the hit the Enterprise-B took from the Nexus energy ribbon in Generations, on the same 16-inch Excelsior-class ship, with an adjustable display stand. It keeps the standard ship's lights and Generations sounds, and followed that ship into shops a year later, in March 2014." } } ] }