Showing posts with label Star Trek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Trek. Show all posts

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)
Avery Brooks, signed photo as "Captain Sisko"


Signed photo of Avery Brooks as "Captain Sisko" from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". Photo was signed at the "Official Star Trek Convention", held in Las Vegas, USA, in August 2008.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)
Alexander Siddig, signed photo as "Dr. Bashir"


Signed photo of Alexander Siddig as "Dr. Bashir", from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". Photo was signed in the "Weekend Trek" convention, held in Barcelona, Spain, in June 2011.

Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1993)
Andrew Robinson, signed photo as "Garak"


Signed photo of Andrew Robinson as the Cardassian "Garak", from "Star Trek: Deep Space Nine". Photo was signed at the "Weekend Trek" convention, held in Barcelona, Spain, in June 2011.

Star Trek: Voyager (1995)
Original cast-signed script for "Warhead"




This 53 page production script is titled "Warhead" and is dated February 25, 1999, for episode 25 of season 5. Written by Michael Taylor and Kenneth Biller, the script has been autographed on the cover by:

  • Kate Mulgrew (Captain Kathryn Janeway)
  • Robert Beltran (Chakotay)
  • Roxann Dawson (B'Elanna Torres)
  • Robert Duncan McNeill (Tom Paris)
  • Ethan Phillips (Neelix)
  • Robert Picardo (The Doctor)
  • Tim Russ (Tuvok)
  • Garrett Wang (Harry Kim)
  • Jeri Ryan (Seven of Nine)

Although the Internet (and mostly eBay) is full of signed scripts, 99% of them are fake. This particular one has impeccable provenance, having been purchased from ScreenUsed.

"Assemble the staff. We're going to find a way to outsmart a smart bomb."
                                                                - Captain Janeway, to Chakotay

Star Trek - The Motion Picture (1979)
Prototype Dress Uniform



Originally purchased from Profiles as an unused tunic from the ill-fated "Star Trek - Phase II" series, thanks to David McLaughlin, specialist in TMP costumes, it was now identified as being a prototype for the dress uniform for "Star Trek - The Motion Picture". It was designed by Robert Fletcher, who took over for the film series from William Theiss. [PiH]

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
Hypospray


This is an original Hypospray prop from Star Trek: The Next Generation. Throughout the series, the hypospray can be seen numerous times as it is a common medical device, used to inject liquids into the body. This custom-made device features a rectangular resin base/handle with a striped cylindrical neck leading to the head, which includes an attached gold metal disc. [PSoL]




Star Trek: The Search for Spock (1984)
"Master Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class" Rank Pin



This "Master Chief Petty Officer 2nd Class" rank pin was custom made for use on various Trek films (ST2 to ST7). It is made of resin and would have been worn by extras during filming. It is worn on the left sleeve and on the right shoulder. Probably not seen on-screen, but definitely used in the production, as provenance is impeccable. Shoud any reader find a screencap with an extra wearing it, I would be very grateful. [SU]



Star Trek: Generations (1994)
Starfleet Uniform used by Kerry Hoyt



Hoyt is probably the crewmember behind Data.

This costume was used by Kerry Hoyt in Star Trek: Generations and possibly the regular Star Trek: The Next Generation series. It includes a combadge. Costume design by Robert Blackman. [PSoL]

New uniforms were designed and made for the movie Star Trek Generations, but were abandoned at the last minute. Nonetheless, Playmates launched a number of action figures, wearing these planned uniforms. Generations has the crew wearing both TNG and DS9/VOY uniforms, sometimes in the same scene (for instance, Worf and Riker in the battle against the Duras Sisters' Bird of Prey or Data and Geordi scanning the Amargosa Observatory for trilithium). As the movie progresses, some characters change from old to new uniform designs but also back again (such as Captain Picard in the film's final scene). This would act as an introduction of the new design as standard shipboard wear for Star Trek: Voyager. The new style combadge (with the gold oval background of the TNG combage replaced by a rectangular gold background with a cutout in the center) was also introduced for all uniform types, and subsequently adopted for DS9 at the beginning of its third season.
(From Wikipedia)

Star Trek - The Motion Picture (1979)
Shooting script


This is an original Shooting Script, dated 19 July, 1979 for Robert Wise's "Star Trek - The Motion Picture".

Star Trek: Voyager (1995)
Combadge


The Starfleet combadge was used on screen in several episodes of Star Trek: Voyager, by various characters. Velcro is applied to the back, for attachment to the costume. This style of badge was used by Captain Janeway and the Doctor, amongst others. There is a handwritten number in the back identifying the badge. [SU]



Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
Isolinear Optical Chip - Blue



This is a rectangular acrylic strip used as a data storage device and utilized in various forms of  technology, including Starfleet computers, PADDs and tricorders with Isolinear drives. This is a blue version (with circuitry). These can be seen in various episodes of all the Star Trek television series. [SU]




A pile of isolinear chips on board the USS Rio Grande. (DS9 S02E26: "The Jem'Hadar")

Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987)
Isolinear Optical Chip - Yellow


This is a rectangular acrylic strip used as a data storage device and utilized in various forms of technology, including Starfleet computers, PADDs and tricorders with Isolinear drives. This is a yellow version. These can be seen in various episodes of all the Star Trek television series. [SU]


An opened PADD showing a slot for an isolinear optical chip. (TNG-R 6x08: "A Fistful of Datas")




Star Trek: Voyager (1995)
The Doctor's Portable Holo-Emitter


The Doctor's Portable Holo-Emitter, acquired from ScreenUsed and a perfect screen match. One of the most recognizable props from the Voyager series (and the Doctor is my favourite character, too).

In 2007, Robert Picardo attended EspaTrek, in Madrid, Spain and signed these two photos for me, when he knew I had his holo-emitter. Great fun!

Star Trek: Phase II (1977)
Rare blueprints of the Enterprise and Galileo 9 Shuttlecraft


This is a set of production-used blueprints and drawings I purchased privately in 2002, which would be used for Star Trek: Phase II. The two smaller ones show a top and a port view of the Enterprise. The larger one shows a section of the Galileo 9 Shuttlecraft. It may be interesting to note that the Enterprise designation on the blueprint is NCC 1701-9.

The "Galileo 9" shuttlecraft from the aborted Phase II series represented quite a departure from all previous ships seen in Star Trek because it was the first ship not actually designed by Matt Jefferies.  It was designed by Star Trek Phase II Art Director Joe Jennings.  (Jefferies who was busy full time working on Little House on the Prairie and could only serve on the Phase II team in the limited capacity of "technical advisor" disliked the original "butterdish" design of the original shuttlecraft and advised Joe Jennings to redesign it.)  It's actually Joe's name you see in the legend as the designer/artist on the various blueprint drawings that appear in the Star Trek Phase II: The Lost Series book, and on my shuttlecraft blueprint.

Below, two pages from the book, showing the Enterprise designs (the same we can find in the blueprints) and the painted concept for the shuttlecraft.


Images were cropped, in order to avoid showing the white (and uninteresting) part of the sheets. Give the condition, size and quality of the blueprint copies, I have no doubts that these were copied from the originals and might well have been production-used.

Star Trek - The Motion Picture (1979)
SFX Storyboards



This is a set of Special FX storyboards used in the 1979 "Star Trek - The Motion Picture". These 200+ storyboard pages are part of a folder used by the crew to block and create the effects. The pages shown are only a sample of the incredible boards included. [P]

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