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Profiles in History sale #30, lot #1213
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| SALE: Hollywood Auction 30 EBAY LIVE#: 230194386941 |
ESTIMATE: $300 - $500 PRICE: $1500 |
| Space Dock construction drone miniature with attached blue-screen rod from Star Trek: The Motion Picture | |
| (Paramount, 1979) One of the highlights of Star Trek: The Motion Picture is the dramatic "unveiling" of the new USS Enterprise in the Spacedock. Whizzing around the majestic white galleon are yellow and white construction drones, of which this is a particularly fine example. | |
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Profiles in History sale #30, lot #1223
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| SALE: Hollywood Auction 30 EBAY LIVE#: 230194386999 |
ESTIMATE: $5000 - $7000 PRICE: $6500 |
| Angosian ship filming miniature from Star Trek: The Next Generation | |
| (Paramount Television, 1984) Miniature model Angosian Transport ship used in various episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation, seen predominantly in the Season Three episode "The Hunted". This ship can be seen throughout the episode and particularly in the scenes when the back section detaches and flies away independently. Made from plastic with various resin and cast fittings the model also includes internal lighting, which illuminates the cockpit and the rear engine nacelle. The rear engine portion is designed to detach revealing two detailed thrusters, and it is held in place with a metal bar. This spectacular model measures (24 in. x 9 ½ in.) and comes displayed on a custom made stand with an etched plaque featuring the series title and a brief description. | |
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IAW #0018
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| EBAY#: 140067392949 | START: 2006-12-22 15:14:00 (week 2) END: 2006-12-29 15:14:00 |
BIDS: 12 | PRICE: $1025.00  Exceptional item! Carefully packaged! Quick shipping! A+ |
| EXPLODED KLINGON VOR'CHA ATTACK CRUISER | |||
| The Klingons are a space-borne culture with a large range of spacecrafts for different missions, including defense, exploration and commerce. The Vor'cha-class is an Attack Cruiser seen in various episodes of Star Trek: The Next Generation. This particular ship was destroyed and is therefore in five separate parts that do not make a complete ship when put together. It’s made of molded plastic over fibers with foam. The pieces have been spray painted with hand painted detail. The largest piece measures approx. 27 x 15 inches. | |||
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IAW #0028?
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| EBAY#: 140065373459 | START: 2006-12-15 12:12:00 (week 1) END: 2006-12-22 12:12:00 |
BIDS: 32 | PRICE: $410.00 Outstanding item & exceptional customer service! A pleasure! A+ |
| SPACEBORN ENTITY JELLY MODEL FROM “Q-LESS” | |||
| DEEP SPACE NINE: SPACEBORN ENTITY JELLY MODEL FROM “Q-LESS” This interesting prop is a space born mysterious life form from the Deep Space Nine episode “Q-Less”. Vash tries to auction off an extremely valuable crystal on Deep Space Nine that she'd picked up in the Gamma Quadrant. At the same time no one can understand why energy is being drained from the station. It is discovered to be the crystal that upon release into space turns into an amber jelly-like spaceborn entity that travels into the nearby wormhole. This opaque latex prop was used to create the entity; an interesting prop for any Star Trek fan. Measures approx. 29 ½ x 22 x 1 ½ inches. | |||
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IAW #0050
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| EBAY#: 140065413803 | START: 2006-12-15 14:12:00 (week 1) END: 2006-12-22 14:12:00 |
BIDS: 19 | PRICE:  |
| DEEP SPACE NINE: RUNABOUT ENGINE POD | |||
| This Engine Pod is a section off of small Federation starship known as a Runabout that was piloted by Jadzia Dax from the Deep Space Nine episode "Playing God". This model depicts the damage to the warp nacelle section that was caused on the show by Jadzia Dax colliding into a protouniverse. Made from wood, plastic and metal, spray-painted grey with a removable red and grey Bussard collector cover that reveals the sculpted inner model. Contains internal electronic components and one green LED light. Measures approx. 34 x 11 12 inches. | |||
| EBAY#: 140071591081 | START: 2007-01-05 15:12:02 (week 4) END: 2007-01-12 15:12:02 |
BIDS: 19 | PRICE: $1353.00 |
| DEEP SPACE NINE: RUNABOUT ENGINE POD | |||
| This Engine Pod is a section off of small Federation starship known as a Runabout that was piloted by Jadzia Dax from the Deep Space Nine episode "Playing God". This model depicts the damage to the warp nacelle section that was caused on the show by Jadzia Dax colliding into a protouniverse. Made from wood, plastic and metal, spray-painted grey with a removable red and grey Bussard collector cover that reveals the sculpted inner model. Contains internal electronic components and one green LED light. Measures approx. 34 x 11 12 inches. | |||
| EBAY#: 140100290782 | START: 2007-03-23 16:45:00 (week 15) END: 2007-03-30 16:45:00 |
BIDS: 22 | PRICE: $865.00 |
| DEEP SPACE NINE: RUNABOUT ENGINE POD | |||
| This Engine Pod is a section off of small Federation starship known as a Runabout that was piloted by Jadzia Dax from the Deep Space Nine episode "Playing God". This model depicts the damage to the warp nacelle section that was caused on the show by Jadzia Dax colliding into a protouniverse. Made from wood, plastic and metal, spray-painted grey with a removable red and grey Bussard collector cover that reveals the sculpted inner model. Contains internal electronic components and one green LED light. Measures approx. 34 x 11 12 inches. | |||
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IAW #0177
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| PRICE: $7000.00 |
| JEM'HADAR ATTACK FIGHTER MODEL |
| The fearsome Jem'Hadar became a terrible reality for the crew of Deep Space Nine after an incident during a camping trip turned rumor into reality. Their vaguely beetle-like ships were a testament to their prowess in battle and when the Dominion War began, space filled with ships just like this one. Made for episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine this model exhibits distress to elicit an appearance of damage and battle duress. Its missing aft coverplate is evidence as well as a series of scored markings to indicate "hits" by enemy fire. The model measures roughly 29x30x7 inches. |
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IAW #0888
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| EBAY#: 140129555816 | START: 2007-06-15 14:06:00 (week 27) END: 2007-06-22 14:06:00 |
BIDS: 16 | PRICE: $1404.00 |
| STAR TREK: ENT “CAPTAIN ARCHER'S MODEL SPACESHIP” | |||
| A prop model spaceship featured in the premier episode “Broken Bow” of Star Trek: Enterprise. While taking in the wisdom of “Henry Archer” (Marc Moses), young “Jonathan” (Marty Davis) assembles this model. The opening shot of the series begins on the pair of model pilots in the cockpit who appear to be watching or communicating with mission control via monitor screens featuring what are likely miniature photographs of production personnel. They also sit loose in the cockpit. The item is bereft of ‘warp nacelles' however one is present for attachment on screen. The items are both painted gray with black, orange, red accents. The shuttle measures approx. 23 X 26 X 6 inches while the nacelle is approx. 12 X 4 X 2.75 inches. | |||
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IAW #1291
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| EBAY#: 140079063656 | START: 2007-01-26 14:17:00 (week 7) END: 2007-02-02 14:17:00 |
BIDS: 10 | PRICE: $405.00 |
| STAR TREK: DS9 “DEEP SPACE NINE” WOODEN STUDY MODEL | |||
| An enormous wooden study model of the famous space station “Deep Space Nine” featured in every episode of the Star Trek series of the same name. Built by the Cardassians to process ‘uridium' ore during their occupation of the planet Bajor during hostilities with the United Federation of Planets the station was eventually abandoned by its government when the Cardassian Union withdrew from Bajor. The UFP was asked to administer the station and maintain a presence there to bolster the strength of the impoverished Bajoran system. When a stable wormhole was discovered by “Commander Benjamin Sisko” (Avery Brooks) in the nearby ‘Denorios Belt’ the station was moved to become the stopover point for ships going from one end of the wormhole to the other. This wooden model features the same impressive alien design as the feature models used on the show with six curved docking pylons, a habitat ring and a pair of sculpted Styrofoam details made to represent ‘the promenade’ and ‘Ops’ on the top and ‘reactor control’ on the bottom. One emitter array is present on the habitat ring. This impressive model is capable of being hung from three cords attached to the upper pylons. The item measures approx. 50.5 inches tall and 72 inches in diameter. | |||
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IAW #1313
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| EBAY#: 140079061988 | START: 2007-01-26 12:41:00 (week 7) END: 2007-02-02 12:41:00 |
BIDS: 9 | PRICE: $217.65 Bajoran Temple Model & Dax Figure For Epi Where She is killed by Dukat Thanks ! |
| STAR TREK: DS9 BAJORAN TEMPLE MODEL | |||
| The Bajorans are a humanoid species native to the planet Bajor and were seen throughout the Deep Space Nine series. This is a fabulous Styrofoam (polystyrene) model of a Bajoran temple made by the Star Trek art department and used as a mockup for creating a life size set. The official emblem of the Bajoran people has been incorporated into the design on either side of the central portal as well as inside the model's interior. The Styrofoam layers have been built up to create walls, stairs and steps then black pen has been used for detailed design throughout the model. Measures approx. 20 ¼ x 17 ½ x 9 ½ inches. | |||
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IAW #1691
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| EBAY#: 140084378739 | START: 2007-02-09 13:48:00 (week 9) END: 2007-02-16 13:48:00 |
BIDS: 12 | PRICE: $528.00 Outstanding memorabilia & excellent customer service! A pleasure! A+ |
| STAR TREK VII: “STELLAR CARTOGRAPHY STUDY MODEL” | |||
| Who can forget the stunning visual effects created for the ‘Stellar Cartography' lab on the “U.S.S. Enterprise-D” during Star Trek VII: Generations? While tracking down their captured crewman and his kidnapper, “Captain Picard” (Patrick Stewart) and “Data” (Brent Spiner) enter a lab that has vastly changed since its first appearance in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Lessons”. This study model is part of what made it all possible; a white foam core model on a 12 X 12 inch square base standing approx. 7.75 inches high of a ¼ inch scale set. The model features a round base supporting an entryway that mounts a centrally positioned workstation with a rail. A clear plastic ‘screen’ is evident surrounding the model through which can be seen the interior. A ‘Star Trek: The Next Generation Feature’ application is present in the 24th century title font, and another application indicating the production designer (Herman Zimmerman) and Art director (Sandy Veneziano). The model stands on a quartet of feet and due to storage conditions shows some signs of wear in that the plastic ‘screen’ is peeling from the model in one location due to the white tape having lost some of its adherence. Also, a section of the ceiling appears to have been mislaid if in fact the item was ever supposed to have included it. | |||
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IAW #1798
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| EBAY#: 140087032013 | START: 2007-02-16 14:51:00 (week 10) END: 2007-02-23 14:51:00 |
BIDS: 8 | PRICE: $201.50 |
| STAR TREK: BUILDING MODEL | |||
| This model is believed to be a Starfleet Command building used on Star Trek episodic television. It is common for the production art department to recreate model cities in order to film them and give the illusion of a life size place. This particular model was found in a box labeled by the Star Trek crew as “Starfleet Command building models”. The building is a façade made primarily of spray painted foam core, cardboard and black acrylic. The model has been glued in sections with a sponge and moss faux shrubbery around the base. It has become unglued and is now in two sections however the pieces easily fit back together and stand independently even without re-gluing. Measures approx. 12 x 6 ¾ x 19 ¼ inches. | |||
| EBAY#: 370089623057 | START: 2008-09-23 17:02:00 (week 93) END: 2008-09-30 17:02:00 |
BIDS: 9 | PRICE: $484.00 |
| STAR TREK: BUILDING MODEL | |||
| This model is believed to be a Starfleet Command building used on Star Trek episodic television. It is common for the production art department to recreate model cities in order to film them and give the illusion of a life size place. This particular model was found in a box labeled by the Star Trek crew as “Starfleet Command building models”. The building is a façade made primarily of spray painted foam core, cardboard and black acrylic. The model has been glued in sections with a sponge and moss faux shrubbery around the base. It has become unglued and is now in two sections however the pieces easily fit back together and stand independently even without re-gluing. Measures approx. 12 x 6 ¾ x 19 ¼ inches. Shippping fee varies and is calculated based on location of buyer and final auction price. | |||
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IAW #1799
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| EBAY#: 140092048909 | START: 2007-03-02 13:32:00 (week 12) END: 2007-03-09 13:32:00 |
BIDS: 21 | PRICE: $444.00 |
| STAR TREK: “BUILDING MODEL” | |||
| A model of a circular building featured variously in Star Trek episodic television or feature films. The base of the model is plastic painted gray with a graphically detailed application in the inset, a glued on pedestal of similar plastic mounted in the center rising up with changing widths to a wider ringed ‘office/living' tower. The duo of levels appear to have a translucence as does a top mounted bulb on the roof. Possibly used as a part of the San Francisco cityscape in episodes of Star Trek; Enterprise; Paris in Voyager or The Next Generation, or Starfleet Command in Deep Space Nine. Application details have peeled due to time and storage conditions but the item is in top notch condition otherwise. | |||
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IAW #2034
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| EBAY#: 140092049221 | START: 2007-03-02 14:14:00 (week 12) END: 2007-03-09 14:14:00 |
BIDS: 9 | PRICE: $876.00 |
| STAR TREK: VOYAGER “USS DAUNTLESS BRIDGE MODEL – HOPE AND FEAR” | |||
| Having accessed a communications array, the crew of “Voyager” received an encoded message indicating nearby coordinates. Upon arrival they discovered a starship presumably sent from Starfleet to carry them home employing experimental ‘quantum slipstream drive' technology much faster than warp speed. The ship was a dream come true and the bridge was light years more advanced than that of the intrepid “USS Voyager”. The item up for auction is a foam core model of the bridge of the “Dauntless”, the ship discovered in the episode “Hope and Fear”. The model features two secondary areas adjoining the main bridge rotunda, a three dimensional work of art eventually realized in a full scale, life sized set featured in the episode. The central bridge depicts an inset helm bank and chair at the fore, a centrally located command chair and a series of guard rails around them. The sides of the bridge walls are open to give viewers a full view of the interior, a section of the walls are present for the full effect. The front of the bridge is a step up to the main viewscreen (open for a view aft), and the rear reveals the exit to attached corridors. Two model miniature Starfleet characters are present for scale depicted in ‘First Contact-style’ uniforms, glued into place, one of the guard rails is unattached butt most likely to be placed at the fore of the bridge. The entire model is attached to a base showing some degree of damage due to time and storage conditions in that a corner is cracked but still attached due to the sturdiness of the top layer of the base, and a small corner under the identification plate on the base is broken away. The ID plate reads ‘Star Trek: Voyager, Episode #194, “Hope and Fear”, Dauntless Bridge” in caps and in the ‘Voyager-style’ font. The entire item measures approx. 22 X 36 X 7.5 inches. | |||
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IAW #2412
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| EBAY#: 140112569675 | START: 2007-04-27 14:46:00 (week 20) END: 2007-05-04 14:46:00 |
BIDS: 13 | PRICE: $789.00 |
| STAR TREK: ENT “ADMIRAL FORREST'S US SPACE PROGRAM MODEL” | |||
| A model space capsule featured in various episodes of Star Trek: Enterprise as set dressing in the office of “Admiral Forrest” (Vaughn Armstrong). The model is part of a collection of legendary Earth manned space flight vessels featured in multiple places on screen. This one presumably represents an Apollo Program capsule and is made from plastic components featuring a rocket blast shield, a large fuel storage fuselage, and a metallic gold colored crew cabin pod. A decal inscribed ‘United States' and an American flag are represented on both sides of the item and a clear plastic window allows viewing access to the storage tanks inside. The model rests in an upward position on a black base and altogether measures approx. 14 X 7 X 11.25 inches. | |||
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IAW #2828
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| EBAY#: 140110016247 | START: 2007-04-20 13:50:00 (week 19) END: 2007-04-27 13:50:00 |
BIDS: 32 | PRICE: $1411.45 product as advertised good transaction |
| STAR TREK VIII: “USS 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” (Patrick Stewart) and “Lilly Sloane” (Alfre Woodard) 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 (a green metal discoloration) exists. | |||
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IAW #3446
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| EBAY#: 140122195581 | START: 2007-05-25 12:54:00 (week 24) END: 2007-06-01 12:54:00 |
BIDS: 14 | PRICE: $320.15 |
| STAR TREK: DS9 “VERTERON NODE” | |||
| A large spherical item created for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine appearing during scenes in which starships traveled through the ‘Bajoran Wormhole'. The item is a translucent sphere mounted on a metal rod affixed to a wooden base with uniquely shaped foam ‘growths’ adhered around the item, all painted metallic silver. Several of the ‘growths’ on the top of the item have broken away but are present and were not repaired in an effort to retain the item in its condition as located. The item measures approx. 27 diameter inches and 33 inches tall and comes in a wood crate built specifically for the item. | |||
| EBAY#: 140144623310 | START: 2007-08-03 12:20:20 (week 34) END: 2007-08-07 10:39:47 |
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| STAR TREK: DS9 “VERTERON NODE” | |||
| A large spherical item created for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine appearing during scenes in which starships traveled through the ‘Bajoran Wormhole'. The item is a translucent sphere mounted on a metal rod affixed to a wooden base with uniquely shaped foam ‘growths’ adhered around the item, all painted metallic silver. Several of the ‘growths’ on the top of the item have broken away but are present and were not repaired in an effort to retain the item in its condition as located. The item measures approx. 27 diameter inches and 33 inches tall and comes in a wood crate built specifically for the item. | |||
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IAW #3447
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| EBAY#: 140122247466 | START: 2007-05-25 14:47:00 (week 24) END: 2007-06-01 14:47:00 |
BIDS: 11 | PRICE: $1704.00 |
| STAR TREK: DEEP SPACE NINE “OPERATIONS CENTER MODEL” | |||
| A bright white, foam core model of the Operations Center set from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The model is a large half inch scale model, depicting a fully three dimensional view of the interior of “Ops” including multiple levels and steps to them, the center mounted situation table, an engineering station, the transporter, a pair of turbolifts, one with an inset lift, a platform going up to the ‘commander's office’, a pit in front of the oval shaped viewscreen that extends away from the wall on a piece that has come free of the base, but yet fits into position perfectly, a set of six windows, three opposing three on the left and right side, and a set of four bracing arches joined at the middle and two foam core stand-ins portraying Starfleet officers mounted into place; all of these elements feature markings of degrees and blueprint style directions for construction. The base of the model is labeled with an extremely visible ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Starge 4’ marker indicating ‘Production Designer, Zimmerman’, ‘Episode, Pilot’, ‘Art Director, McIlvain’, ‘Set Name, Operations (OPS)’ and all mounted onto a wood frame. The amazing piece measures approx. 40 X 30 X 13 inches and comes in a wood crate built specifically for the item. | |||
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IAW #3749
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| EBAY#: 140126926796 | START: 2007-06-08 14:12:00 (week 26) END: 2007-06-15 14:12:00 |
BIDS: 15 | PRICE: $1703.00 |
| STAR TREK I: “V'GER – SPOCK MINDMELD MODEL PIECE” | |||
| A large model piece created for Star Trek I: The Motion Picture made to be part of the ‘V'Ger’ probe which approached Earth. With the “USS Enterprise” held within it, “Spock” (Leonard Nimoy) left the ship and encountered multiple visual records of V’Ger’s travels across the galaxy. Coming upon this piece, “Spock” recognized a complete reconstruction of the ‘Epsilon IX’ space station held within the probe, the same station V’Ger destroyed earlier in the film. The item is a large formation of epoxy ‘lips’ with an incredible amount of fiber optic placements. The item is gray in color, molded with excruciating detail, some more amazing in person than on screen, with a wood backing which was replaced by images of ‘Epsilon IX’ while on screen, and with four separate quadrants of fiber optic cables connected to the four interconnected pieces making the item come to life when lit. By simply placing a flashlight or other illumination (not included) on any of the collected ends of the fiber optics a section of the lips will light; with a larger light source the entire piece shines with what must be hundreds of lighted windows. A variety of sensor antennae dot the outside of the item, some are broken off after a thirty year existence, but enough are intact or accompanying to retain the original appearance. The item ships inside its own, original wooden crate, outfitted with wheels. Some of the photographs used are screen captures from DVD in an effort to reproduce the item’s original appearance, the close-ups indicate the level of intricate detail, and the item has been kept in its case upon location in an effort to prevent any danger to befall it. This one of a kind, model is one of the last of a dying breed, fully three dimensional movie models are much less cost effective than computer generated renderings and thus, this piece from a bygone era must be preserved. In its case, the item measures approx. 38.25 X 109 X 39.5 inches. | |||
| EBAY#: 140227022818 | START: 2008-04-22 17:17:58 (week 71) END: 2008-05-02 17:17:58 |
BIDS: 33 | PRICE: $4072.00 |
| STAR TREK I: “V’GER – SPOCK MINDMELD MODEL PIECE” | |||
| A large model piece created for Star Trek I: The Motion Picture made to be part of the ‘V’Ger’ probe which approached Earth. With the “USS Enterprise” held within it, “Spock” (Leonard Nimoy) left the ship and encountered multiple visual records of V’Ger’s travels across the galaxy. Coming upon this piece, “Spock” recognized a complete reconstruction of the ‘Epsilon IX’ space station held within the probe, the same station V’Ger destroyed earlier in the film. The item is a large formation of epoxy ‘lips’ with an incredible amount of fiber optic placements. The item is gray in color, molded with excruciating detail, some more amazing in person than on screen, with a wood backing which was replaced by images of ‘Epsilon IX’ while on screen, and with four separate quadrants of fiber optic cables connected to the four interconnected pieces making the item come to life when lit. By simply placing a flashlight or other illumination (not included) on any of the collected ends of the fiber optics a section of the lips will light; with a larger light source the entire piece shines with what must be hundreds of lighted windows. A variety of sensor antennae dot the outside of the item, some are broken off after a thirty year existence, but enough are intact or accompanying to retain the original appearance. The item ships inside its own, original wooden crate, outfitted with wheels. Some of the photographs used are screen captures from DVD in an effort to reproduce the item’s original appearance, the close-ups indicate the level of intricate detail, and the item has been kept in its case upon location in an effort to prevent any danger to befall it. This one of a kind, model is one of the last of a dying breed, fully three dimensional movie models are much less cost effective than computer generated renderings and thus, this piece from a bygone era must be preserved. In its case, the item measures approx. 38.25 X 109 X 39.5 inches. | |||
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IAW #3751
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| EBAY#: 140126970663 | START: 2007-06-08 16:59:00 (week 26) END: 2007-06-15 16:59:00 |
BIDS: 13 | PRICE: $1204.00 |
| STAR TREK I: “ORBITAL OFFICE COMPLEX MODEL COMPONENT” | |||
| A large wood frame, three dimensional model piece first appearing as part of the orbital office complex seen in Star Trek I: The Motion Picture. This item found further use as part of the model for “Starbase 375” where it appeared as a docking bay. The item features multiple intricate details made from plastic and resin components with untested lighting with exposed wiring on the external. The interior end features an opaque gel graphical application appearing as a large ‘X' shaped opening when back lit. The exterior of the item reads ‘Trek #168’, and measures approx. 26 X 40.5 X 52.5 inches. | |||
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IAW #3795
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| EBAY#: 140126926876 | START: 2007-06-08 14:34:00 (week 26) END: 2007-06-15 14:34:00 |
BIDS: 24 | PRICE: $1804.00 Outstanding item & exceptional customer service! A pleasure, as always! A+ |
| STAR TREK VIII: “SMASHED USS ENTERPRISE-D MODEL” | |||
| A prop model of the “USS Enterprise-D” made with the intention to be smashed by “Captain Picard” (Patrick Stewart) in a moment of rage during Star Trek VIII: First Contact. The item is a plastic molded model with a metallic gold finish applied across its entire exterior surface with a bracket for mounting to a wall. The item has been broken into these pieces: the saucer section, the secondary hull neck has broken into three pieces at their connection points and are completely separate, the secondary hull itself, and two unattached warp nacelles. Five holes have been drilled into the saucer section around the phaser banks. | |||
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IAW #4471
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| EBAY#: 140138197223 | START: 2007-07-13 16:35:00 (week 31) END: 2007-07-20 16:35:00 |
BIDS: 18 | PRICE: $1525.00 |
| STAR TREK X: NEMESIS “ROMULAN SENATE MODEL” | |||
| A scale model of the Romulan Senate chambers featured in Star Trek X: Nemesis. The item is made from multiple widths of foam core on a sturdy base and features multiple molded pieces. The item depicts a large round meeting hall with a color representation of the Neutral Zone on the floor, circular, with a United Federation of Planets logo on one side and Romulan Star Empire emblems circling, a plus cross shaped hallway exit exists in the back of the hall, multiple doors, door jams, and exits are present, some with details molded frames, several wire accented windows are present, and a variety of pillars are included, all of which have become dislodged from the floor. Also, several rows of ‘Romulan Senators' are present; small representations of people sitting in rows which were taped to the floor, and a v-shaped table. The item measures approx. 33 X 18 X 5.5 inches. | |||
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IAW #5217
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| EBAY#: 140153405588 | START: 2007-08-31 15:02:00 (week 38) END: 2007-09-07 15:02:00 |
BIDS: 12 | PRICE: $273.77 product as advertised good transaction |
| STAR TREK: VOY “BRAX'S TOY PROP” FROM “HOMESTEAD” | |||
| A prop item featured in the Star Trek: Voyager episode “Homestead”; wherein “Voyager” comes upon an asteroid with a group of Talaxians living in it that is being besieged by an alien force that claims the asteroid themselves. This item is the toy that the Talaxian boy “Brax” (Ian Metzler) has in his hands when he sneaks in to meet “Neelix” (Ethan Phillips); it is a model spaceship with a black plastic fuselage, metal screen-covered nacelles, a metal-colored nose, and a round booster on the back wrapped with red wire. The item measures approx. 18 X 10.5 X 7 inches. | |||
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IAW #5924
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| EBAY#: 140167920778 | START: 2007-10-12 17:04:00 (week 44) END: 2007-10-19 17:04:00 |
BIDS: 17 | PRICE: $3329.00 |
| STAR TREK: TNG “RELAY STATION 47 MODEL” FROM “AQUIEL” | |||
| A model featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Aquiel”; wherein the “Enterprise-D” goes on a supply run to Relay Station 47 and “Lt. LaForge” (LeVar Burton) falls in love with a woman accused of murder. This item is the model used in shots of the outside of the station in the episode; it is a light-blue/gray acrylic model of a general capsule shape but varying in size along its surface. The top piece features accents of the Starfleet symbol, red detail, and resembles an old 60’s era space capsule; structural beams attach it to the main base of the station that is itself a rounded pentagonal shape featuring its designation as “47 United Federation of Planets” a pylon on either side of the station, ending in an oval-shaped pod (unattached) that resembles the rest of the station and the other with various relays, antennae, and what appears to be a yellow solar panel (unattached). The remainder of the station below the main area resembles the oval-shaped pod with various textured, convex, and concave accents meant to emulate circuitry or other components that would be necessary for a moderately self-sustained, deep space station. A metal pole juts from the bottom with several wires that must have powered untested electronics. The item measures approx. 36 X 26 X 5 inches. | |||
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| EBAY#: 140175050620 | START: 2007-11-02 16:52:00 (week 47) END: 2007-11-09 15:52:00 |
BIDS: 19 | PRICE: $6600.00 product as advertised good transaction |
| STAR TREK: VOY “BOTHEN SHIP MODEL” FROM “PERSISTANCE OF VISION” | |||
| 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. The model will be shipped in the crate it was housed in during production. Model measures approx. 34 x 28 x 8 inches. | |||
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| EBAY#: 140180536863 | START: 2007-11-17 16:16:00 (week 49) END: 2007-11-24 16:16:00 |
BIDS: 13 | PRICE: $425.00 product as advertised good transaction |
| STAR TREK: TNG “ALDEAN ENERGY SOURCE MODEL” FROM “WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS" | |||
| STAR TREK: TNG “ALDEAN ENERGY SOURCE MODEL” FROM “WHEN THE BOUGH BREAKS” A model featured in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “When the Bough Breaks” appearing as a giant nuclear generator powering a massive planetary cloaking field. The item is in fact a clear acrylic tube with black detail lines in place to suggest hardware, and a framework of black plastic components mounted externally. The item is fragile and several elements of the framework are not completely intact, the item is almost twenty years old and has suffered some damage due to time and storage conditions, however, it retains its appeal as part of a dwindling supply of television and movie models. The item measures approx. 19.5 X 7 X 7 X 7 inches hexagonally. | |||
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