EMvTW Extra 19 - U.S.S. Enterprise Shuttlecraft (Phase II Concept) (Leif Ericson Type)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

It is time for another non-Standard Edition model from Eaglemoss' series of Star Trek starships, or as they call then, a Bonus Edition ship.  For this one, we are going to take a look at a concept model from a series that never was.

We don't ever get to see this ship on screen, but thanks to Eaglemoss, we get to see it now..

EMvTW 157 - Groumall CUF-2700 (Cardassian Freighter)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

Our next review is of a Cardassian vessel.  While it is not a glorious attack vessel, it does give us another vessel from this race and brings the Eaglemoss collection to a total of four.

We first get to see this starship in the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine episode called "Return to Grace".

EMvTW 156 - USS Melbourne NCC-62043 (Nebula Class)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

Moving back to our regular lineup of Standard Edition models, we now bring our focus on to the slightly peculiar looking USS Melbourne (NCC-62043).

We first get to see this starship in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode called "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II".

EMvTW Special 17 - Planet Killer (AKA Doomsday Machine)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

It has been a while since I reviewed a Special Edition model from the Eaglemoss Star Trek collection.  I am thankful to say that once again we are treated to something that IS NOT a NewTrek vessel.  For this Special Edition model, we have been given the Planet Killer, which is also known as the Doomsday Machine to some folks.

We first get to see this starship in the Star Trek: The Original Series episode called "The Doomsday Machine".

EMvTW 155 - Vulcan Survey Vessel D'Vahl

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Rewrites: NONE YET

First Contact Day is a holiday celebrated to honor both the warp 1 flight of the Phoenix and first open contact between Humans and Vulcans on April 5th, 2063 in Bozeman, Montana.

We later find out in the second season of Star Trek: Enterprise that the Vulcans had actually visited Earth before then, between October, 1957 and January, 1958.  We also learn that the visit, and the extended stay was not intentional.

For this issue of Eaglemoss vs. The World, we are going to take a look at the D'Vahl.

We first get to see this starship in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode called "Carbon Creek", where it went to Earth to rescue the three Vulcans who were stranded there..

EMvTW 154 - Klingon Transport (22nd Century)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

Swinging back into reviewing the Standard Line of Eaglemoss models, we come to issue number 154, which is a 22nd Century Klingon Transport Ship.

We first get to see this starship in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode called "Judgment".

EMvTW Extra 18 - U.S.S Enterprise Shuttlecraft (Jefferies Concept)

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Rewrites: NONE YET

We are going to take a break from the Standard Edition series of Eaglemoss models and take a look at something from their Bonus Line of models, or as I like to call them, "The Extras".  This series of models is a subset of the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection and consists of ships that are either non-canon in nature, or in some cases, ships that are a little more special, like glow in dark models or "cloaked" models.

And for this review, we are going take a look at the Jeffries Concept model for what later evolves into the Class F shuttlecraft that we see throughout Star Trek: The Original Series.

We never get to see this ship on screen, so I find it actually very cool that Eaglemoss has produced a physical model of this ship for us.