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EBAY#: 140087032069 START: 2007-02-16 15:09:00 (week 10)
END: 2007-02-23 15:09:00
 BIDS: 21PRICE: $295.00assumedsuccess
STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES STYLE “STARSHIP DEFIANT” WALL PANELS
A pair of full sized vacuum formed wall panels used to recreate the style of Star Trek: The Original Series “USS Defiant” in the episode “In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II” of Star Trek: Enterprise. Painted pastel gray with black insets and blue accents, and with orange and yellow ‘tubing' these wall panels made up sections of the “Defiant” where the Mirror versions of the “Enterprise NX-01” crew were tracking down “Sklaar”, the ‘Gorn’ slaver who was sabotaging the ship. Due to storage conditions and time, there may be some wear or cracking in the paint, but the vacuum forms are both well preserved and are backed on wooden frames. These items were carefully removed from storage before strike and while they were presented on screen horizontally attached to one another, they look great standing side by side and are fantastic backdrops for any Star Trek costumes you have or may have accumulated. The items measure approx. 98.5 X 36 inches.
EBAY#: 130199508630 START: 2008-02-18 18:40:00 (week 62)
END: 2008-02-28 18:40:00
 BIDS: 16PRICE: $898.99confirmedsuccess
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STAR TREK: THE ORIGINAL SERIES STYLE “STARSHIP DEFIANT” WALL PANELS
A pair of full sized vacuum formed wall panels used to recreate the style of Star Trek: The Original Series “USS Defiant” in the episode “In a Mirror, Darkly, Part II” of Star Trek: Enterprise. Painted pastel gray with black insets and blue accents, and with orange and yellow ‘tubing’ these wall panels made up sections of the “Defiant” where the Mirror versions of the “Enterprise NX-01” crew were tracking down “Sklaar”, the ‘Gorn’ slaver who was sabotaging the ship. Due to storage conditions and time, there may be some wear or cracking in the paint, but the vacuum forms are both well preserved and are backed on wooden frames. These items were carefully removed from storage before strike and while they were presented on screen horizontally attached to one another, they look great standing side by side and are fantastic backdrops for any Star Trek costumes you have or may have accumulated. The items measure approx. 98.5 X 36 inches.