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[Editor's Note (June 2016): This will mark my second re-write of this article. Now that I've written over 50 of these Eaglemoss vs. The World articles, I feel like I've developed a certain style and flow to the articles and I wanted to make all of them have that same feel across the series. Consider this the REFIT version of the original article.]
After I moved, money got a little tight so I canceled my Eaglemoss subscription. A few months later, things are going good now, so last month, I ordered a batch of ships to catch myself up with where I would have been with the collection. Quite frankly, I did not pay that much more getting the ships on eBay than I would have through the subscription so I decided to push ahead with the collection and go further than I would be had I simply started the subscription back up. And thus, I have another 7 ships to talk about this month. I'm rather excited about this batch of ships because I actually have other manufacturers versions to compare them to, which is the whole reason I started writing these articles.
The first of this new group of articles will be the Olympic Class, which we all know as the USS Pasteur (NCC-58525) as was seen in the series finale of Star Trek: The Next Generation, in the episode titled, "All Good Things".
My collection consists of an Eaglemoss, a Furuta and a MicroMachine version.