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NCC-1701: Enterprise

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Awesome review! These were

Awesome review!

These were heavily advertised on television and print during the 1990's, I'm sure a commercial might be available on YT. I'm sure the lack of box was mostly due that these were essentially mail order items and generally not sold in stores. I remember the radar dish was advertised as karat gold plated, although it might be the pewter Enterprise Franklin Mint made.

Although the bridge access area is quite cool Is the scale of the bridge correct? I'm thinking its too big for the rest of the ship, especially of they tried to go to lower levels and the rear of the ship.

Although the details are a bit mucky I do admire that the Franklin Mint put out some effect to make these as items such as these were not really being produced in the late 1980's early1990's.

You should definitely be proud to have this in your collection!

Cheers!
LF

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Posted by Showapop on 10 October, 2011 - 10:34
thanks

also searching for the enterprise d...more $ and want a decent price

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Posted by AJProDie-Cast on 10 October, 2011 - 15:04
Nice review of this piece, I

Nice review of this piece, I never got into Star Trek but watched it once in a while and sorta dug the Enterprise. I almost got a small diecast Matchbox one the other day for 3 dollars. I wouldnt mind too much to own this especially being diecast and big. I just dont have enough nostalgia for it, oh and thanks for the Rodimus shout out, I have to keep myself from wanting to paint all my toys now.

Too bad youre not local, I'd help you get it legit, I can make water transfer decals in high resolution. Thats how I did the flames for Rodimus

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Posted by chachipower on 13 October, 2011 - 16:02
Josh's house

If we ever have another get together at Josh's house again or CDX summit...we can do it up!

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Posted by AJProDie-Cast on 13 October, 2011 - 20:27