Enterprise model

The Smithsonian Air and Space Museum is full of relics from the age of flight. But it's also home to items from the future — props from the original Star Trek TV show.

The iconic "Star Trek" vessel is one of the most beautifully-designed and easily-recognizable spaceships in science fiction

The CG model that I created for the web series www.startrekcontinues.com

We reported back in April that as part of a large overhaul of the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum, the original Constitution-class Enterprise filming model will undergo a full evaluation and restoration, and then return to the main museum hall. [iframe src=”http://www.youtube.com/embed/KYIB17NXetU” width=”560″ height=”315″] This is the first restoration for the Enterprise model in nearly twenty-five […]

The original AMT Enterprise has been around in various forms since the late 1960's. The kit is often referred to as the "18" Enterprise" or the "1/650 Ent

The model USS Enterprise from the original TV series had been stuck in the museum's gift shop for years and then went through two years of restoration.

As you may have noticed by our headline the other day, we had another chance to go behind the scenes with the National Air & Space Museum’s conservation team, who have been working on the classic USS Enterprise filming model since late 2014. Thanks to curator Margaret Weitekamp and conservators Malcolm Collum and Ariel O’Connor, […]

Bridges from various starships throughout the various eras of Star Trek. Please note, unless otherwise indicated, these are not mine. They are either scans culled from the Star Trek Magazine or Fact File or someone else's renders or drawings. I have not touched any of these especially the credits.

"STAR TREK" “U.S.S. ENTERPRISE” 1/350 Scale Model with Lights and Warp Engine Effects 32 Inches in Length! Professional Build Replica of the Original Series FilmingMiniature. Here is a beautiful r...from 74181926

This project, the LED-lit USS Enterprise Refit, took about four months to complete, and uses the "raytheon"-style of lighting for this model. This method takes