After looking in the wallpaper thread, I saw The Sam's picture of the Enterprise in Space Dock after Star Trek II. How did the Enterprise get all of that extra battle damage after Kahn's blew ...

Revenue Cutter Bear before WWI. U.S. Coast Guard photo. Jody Culbert 50 ft Subchapter T Titanium off the Beach Catamaran. Betts Boats Photos Photo courtesy Jim Betts www.bettsboats.com Dennis ...

Starship USS Enterprise, serial number NCC-1701, of the United Federation of Planets, has captivated audiences since the debut of "Star Trek" on television in 1966. That fascination has continued ...

A radio-controlled USS Enterprise. How does it fly ... the elegance of this kit mod is stunning. The NCC-1701-A is built from a 1/350 scale off-the-shelf kit by a Japanese modeler named Starfleet ...

Take this 1/350 scale replica of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-A space ship from Star Trek, for example. Some person [JP] in Yokosuka, Japan, bought the static kit and transformed it into a space ...

The USS Enterprise, NCC-1701-D is one of the largest starships in the history of Star Trek: 642 meters long, 195 meters tall, and a whopping 4,960,00014 metric tons of corridors, EPS conduits ...

Details are scarce at the moment, but we expect it to be as impressive as the Enterprise set. Pre-orders are also available here at Entertainment Earth for $299.99 with a release date set for January.

J.J. Abrams has officially unveiled our very first look at the new USS Enterprise (NCC-1701), the pride of the Federation fleet. EW is the first to debut this new image straight from the upcoming ...

A “Star Trek” fan’s love of the USS Enterprise has seen her ... so much so that she got the Starship Enterprise’s registry number of NCC-1701 as her license plate. This was a big deal ...

Here the ship is seen self-destructing on Kirk's order to defeat a Klingon boarding party in "Star Trek III," the NCC-1701 Enterprise's final moment. The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A) was a ...

We've most recently talked about the jaw-dropping reveal of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-G in Star Trek: Picard's third season finale and of course there's the stellar return of the Enterprise-D to ...