STAR TREK..To Boldly Go Where No Monster Has Gone Before!

Started by bigbud, March 29, 2011, 08:58:54 PM

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bigbud

Quote1967 Star Trek bagatelle game

Forgot to mention......Spocks stare is fixed, but Kirk's gaze follows you at all angles! Haven't we experienced that before! LOL       Buddy

Mego73

this is what I love about 60's/70's Star Trek toys and tie ins. Back then, the studio didn't care very much if the art and execution had any screen accuracy and you get a lot of wacky interpretations of the Enterprise and the crew.


Quote from: bigbud on April 03, 2011, 04:38:50 PM


1967 Star Trek bagatelle game......super big and cool!   Buddy

Therin, thanks for the paperback recommendations!
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bigbud

Mego 73.....that's a photo of the Enterprise and Spock/Kirk.....isn't it?     LOL      Buddy

Mego73

Quote from: bigbud on April 04, 2011, 11:58:48 AM
Mego 73.....that's a photo of the Enterprise and Spock/Kirk.....isn't it?     LOL      Buddy

LOL!

That Enterprise illustration is similar to the one used on my early 70's Hasbro Star Trek game. Nice to know it has a history.
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RedKing

Quote from: Hepcat on April 02, 2011, 01:52:37 PM
That wasn't the initial explanation, was it?

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No they never really came out and said why the Kligons changed or exactly where V'ger was repaired. The stuff from the novels is not accepted as cannon by Paramount. Heck I heard that they don't even consider the animated series cannon even though it was written, produced and starred most everybody from the original series! As for thr Klingons, I think that explanation from Shatner's books would not work now anyways as Klingons shown in the Enterprise series looked the same as the movie era Klingons even though that series takes place about 150 years before TOS.
Crazy am I? We'll see if I'm crazy or not!

Hepcat

Nothing can possibly be "cannon" anyway since there are nasty logical incongruities in their supposition that history can be changed if and when one travels back through tine to do things. I'm off the opinion that if it happened, it happened, and whatever one manages to do back in time has washed out in the events that actually occurred.

cl:)
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Therin of Andor

William Shatner Live, tonight! At the gorgeous State Theatre, Sydney, venue of the gala premiere nights for both ST II and ST IV back in the good ol' days.



Shatner 1
by Therin of Andor, on Flickr



Shatner 2
by Therin of Andor, on Flickr



Shatner 3
by Therin of Andor, on Flickr

Very entertaining. Highlight of the night: Shatner did a spoken word version of Men at Work's song, "Down Under", which led into a recitation of former Prime Minister Gough Whitlam's speech following his Dismissal by the Governor-General in the 70s, which led into a spoken word portion of our national song, "Waltzing Matilda".
Thiptho lapth,

Regards, Ian.

Hepcat

Here are pictures of my Star Trek model kits:









A couple of my collecting regrets are Star Trek related though. I was outbid on a Hasbro Star Trek Marble Maze by a sniper some ten years ago and I've not come across another one since. Very annoying since I like those Hasbro Marble Mazes.

Secondly I had bought a Star Trek Tracer Gun cheap at a toy show twenty or more years ago. There must have been a warehouse find of these since every second dealer at the show seemed to have at least one on display. Since I wasn't either a Trekkie nor was I much interested in collecting toys in general at the time, I gave it away to a down on his luck buddy of mine who was indeed a Trekkie. I figured I wouldn't miss it. Well now that I am more of a toy collector I do miss it!

Here's a picture of one from the net:



>:(

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bigbud

The Star Trek Tracer guns are super! My Tracer rifle is one of the top collectibles in my collection. The rifle is cool, but the colorful packaging is incredible!  Buddy



bigbud

Hep, your collection of Trek models is super! I never had it straight which kids were first issue or not. Guess it doesn't matter too much.   Buddy

Hepcat

I'd have to check the boxes to figure out which Enterprise and which Klingon Cruiser came out first myself. I limit my Star Trek collection though to AMT kits before the company became AMT/ERTL.

8)
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bigbud

The Spock kit looks like a very early design......Buddy

Mego73

From my understanding, the long box kits are considered to be earlier issue then the square box.

Your long box Mr. Spock differs from the one I had as a kid and managed to require from Ebay. Mine has the Star Trek title running down the blue bar on the left.
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bigbud

Wow, Mego 73, shoot us a photo if ya can!   Buddy