[About USS Excelsior]
――USS Excelsior is one of the spaceships that appears in Star Trek, which has fans in the world that can be said to be the gold standard of science fiction dramas.
――It was an Excelsior-class nameship that was commissioned from the 23rd century to the 24th century, and was the first space battleship equipped with a transwarp drive.
--After the Trans Warp Drive experiment, it was replaced with a normal warp engine and commissioned in 2285.
--From Star Trek 3 [Find Mr. Spock], appeared in each of Star Trek 4, 5 and 6 works.
――It is known as a masterpiece spaceship that continued to operate even in the 24th century.
[About the model]
-A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the masterpiece science fiction drama, Star Trek's spaceship, Excelsior-class nameship, and USS Excelsior.
--The scale is 1/1000.
――The total length of the finished product is about 50 cm, which is a realistic model of one of the masterpiece ships.
-The design by Bill George is firmly expressed in every detail.
――In particular, the warp nacelle and the second hull have a long feature with respect to the disk part, which makes the model feel a sense of speed.
--In addition, this kit can be assembled by selecting either the registration number NX-2000 or NCC-2000.
――The parts composition that surely expresses the difference in details cannot be overlooked by fans.
――Of course, the shape and details of the second hull and warp nacelle, as well as the faithful reproduction of the panel lines of each part, are finished in a model that allows you to enjoy the world of drama and movies as they are.
--The kit also includes a dome-type display base and standard making decals.
――This kit is for Star Trek fans as well as SF model fans.
[Major features]
--A plastic model assembly kit that reproduces Star Trek's spaceship USS Excelsior on a 1/1000 scale.
――The total length of the finished product is about 50 cm.
--With a dedicated display stand
--Ship numbers etc. are prepared with decals
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