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Re: Collecting Trek

Games:

Star Trek: Armada (since sold)
Star Trek: Armada II
Star Trek: Bridge Commander

Films:

Star Trek: First Contact (VHS)

Kit Models:

Constitution Class (TOS Version), since scrapped
Miranda Class (USS Reliant), since scrapped
Excelsior Class (USS Excelsior), since scrapped
Intrepid Class (USS Voyager), since scrapped
ST: Voyager Kit (inc Maquis Raider, Kazon Raider, and Voyager), since scrapped

Used to have a bunch of the Micro Machines too, but they've long since been lost with time.

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Originally Posted by 086goinfast (Post 5235948)

Most of what I have is from the 90's.

Movies:
All

Games:
Starfleet Academy
Klingon Academy
Starfleet Command 1 and 3
Armada 1 and 2
Bridge Commander
Legacy

Reading Materials:
Countdown
eight Star Trek Magazine issues(from 1998 to 2001?)
several comics from the 90's(including one of the TMP era/X-Men cross-overs)
I think I have one or two noves...I think

Micro Machines:
collectors set one and two
the smaller collectors set(9? ships)
one of the smaller pewter? sets
many of the three packs including the Generations one

Playmates Toys:
Generations 1701-B and BoP
Vorcha
Warbird
normal 1701-D
rare light blue 1701-D that has like ten different sayings
Pheonix
First Contact 1701-E
Insurrection 1701-E
Deep Space Nine
Galor and 1701-D(Strike Force Series)
1701-D Innerspace Mini Playset

Other Ships:
Art Asylum 1701-E(Nemesis)
JJprise keychain
Polar Lights TOS 1701 and D7 models
Hallmark Warbird
1:64 scale #21 Citgo/First Contact T-Bird diecast
several of those mini-ship playsets that came with two characters

Oh yeah and I also have the 25th Ann. special on tape and the playmates transwarping 1701-Dthat can change from the normal ship to the AGT tri-nacelle version.

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Originally Posted by 086goinfast (Post 5242311)

Oh yeah and I also have the 25th Ann. special on tape and the playmates transwarping 1701-Dthat can change from the normal ship to the AGT tri-nacelle version.

That's awsome!
I've got my eye on some stuff now. I recently found a store in The Netherlands which sells collectables. I'm gonna look for a TMP Phaser and a model of the original Enterprise

EDIT: I just ordered the 12" model of the classic Enterprise, a 16" model of the TMP Enterprise and a TMP phaser replica.

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Impressive phase pistol replica. Does the rim glow, or is that just the camera light reflecting off it?

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Toys? You bought toys? =p

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Serio: Yes, that's just the camera light deflecting off it.

Tric: Replica's! For display purpuses only! =p
I like Trek, and up till now I had only the tv series on dvd boxes to show it. I wanted some physical models. As most models and model kits are too expensive of just suck, these were well priced and very good to look at.

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Call them whatever you like, they are still nothing but a toys to me. And I'm a little too old to play with toys. ;)

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Call it what you wish. But if you throw it on that side, there really is not much more to collect

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What's the point anyway? Movies and series you can watch. Games you can play. Uniforms you can wear (in public =p), so collecting those things makes sense. Why do you need replicas, though? They just sit on the shelves, take space and gather dust. I don't see the point. But hey; whatever floats your boat is fine by me. ;)