The models here are all Trek related, either from the TOS, TAS, TNG, DS9,
VOY, ENT or TMP eras. Star Trek is a huge part of our culture, and there's so
many models for this one niche alone that it gets its own section. Many of
these models have been retouched or revamped somewhat, so even if you downloaded
them in the past from my old site or elsewhere, it might be wise to replace them
with these Mark II versions. All models were made by myself, except where
explicitly stated.
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Select your downloads from the models below. If you convert a model to
another format, please send it to me for inclusion on the site.
Thanks...
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Airtram as seen in the start of Star Trek: The Slow-motion Picture
 
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Aladdin shuttle design from the Starship Schematics website.
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Klingon Fighter built by Alan Hart in a rare non-Star Wars moment. |
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USS Bainbridge designed and built by Lance Nutter
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Breen Fighter Designed & built by myself & Reverend
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USS Chimera design and built by Lance Nutter again.
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USS Detroyat based on a design by Mike Morrissette.
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Discus saucer-shaped Trek craft with variable nacelle wings.
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Botany Bay DY-100 frieghter as seen in the Space Seed episode. Kahhhhnn!.
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IAV-106 designed by Reverend as a shuttle for his USS Korolev design..
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Enterprise By Andy Smith, from the series of the same name.
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Torpedo two photorp versions from the TNG Encyclopedia
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Ptolemy cargo hauler design from Trek TOS data
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Shuttlebay 2 A set I built based on screencaps from TNG episodes.
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Type-17 Shuttle Reverend tweaked this unused Sternbach design and I built the result.
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Trek Truck just an idea for some Trek ground transport
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Tholian/Aurora hippies in space and bizarre bad guys in one.
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Vulcan Shuttle From TMP, the Surak long range warp shuttle.
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TAS Shuttles Reverend & myself made these based on a shuttle seen in the animated series.
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Romulan Shuttle TOS style shuttle with a Romulan flavour. Even got a bird image underneath.
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 | Tholian Refit TOS style, but with a bit more detail than usual.
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