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Deep Space 9 XL Edition

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Eaglemoss
Price $80
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Description

The most important space station in Star Trek history - Deep Space Nine joins the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection as an XL edition. This XL model of Deep Space 9 depicts the vast space station, measuring approximately 7.95 inches across and stands approximately 4.84 inches tall from top to bottom of the pylons. The model is hand-painted and made from die-cast metal, based on an exhaustive study of the original studio model.

The accompanying magazine takes a look at the station's fictional history, explores how the design evolved from an ancient Bajoran structure that looked like an oil derrick into the familiar Cardassian station and discusses the practicalities of filming with one of the largest models that Star Trek ever used on TV.

What's In The Box

The Deep Space 9 XL Edition features:

  • Materials: Die-cast and ABS
  • Officially licensed model
  • Comes with a display stand to display at home or office

Specs & Details

Deep Space 9 XL Edition - Star Trek Ships

Brand
Star Trek
Character
Deep Space 9
Manufacturer
Eaglemoss
Type
Model
Genre
Sci-fi Pop Culture
Room
Collection Room
Category
Activities Collectibles
Materials
ABS , Metal , Diecast
Product Size
Height: 4.84" (12 cm)
Width: 7.95" (20 cm) *
Box Size
Height: 8.00" (20 cm)
Width: 10.00" (25 cm)
Depth: 12.00" (30 cm) *
Shipping Weight
1.85 lbs (0.8 kg) *
* Size and weight are approx. values
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SKU
905858
Vendor ID
SSSUK617
UPC
5059072005135

Item shown is a prototype. When shipped, the final production piece may differ in appearance.

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The most important space station in Star Trek history - Deep Space Nine joins the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection as an XL edition. This XL model of Deep Space 9 depicts the vast space station, measuring approximately 7.95 inches across and stands approximately 4.84 inches tall from top to bottom of the pylons. The model is hand-painted and made from die-cast metal, based on an exhaustive study of the original studio model.

The accompanying magazine takes a look at the station's fictional history, explores how the design evolved from an ancient Bajoran structure that looked like an oil derrick into the familiar Cardassian station and discusses the practicalities of filming with one of the largest models that Star Trek ever used on TV.