Atomic Batteries To Power! Turbines To Speed! One of the most beloved cars in television history finally arrives in the scale everyone craves. The 1966 Batmobile was one of many icons to come from the classic Batman TV show.

Release Date: October 2012
Detailed photo etch parts for 1:350 scale Enterprise includes impulse vents, nacelle vents, pylon vents and more.

Release Date: October 2012

Registry decals allow the 1:350 scale U.S.S. Enterprise to be built as one of 14 Constitution Class ships form Star Trek fame inlcuding the U.S.S. Constitution, U.S.S. Constellation, U.S.S. Defiant and more.

How Many Ways Can You Skin A Starship? One of the most appealing aspects of sci-fi modeling is the builder’s ability to add or change details to create their unique vision of what a starship should be. The Star Trek universe offers modelers an endless array of subjects to recreate.

OFFERED TOGETHER FOR THE FIRST TIME!
The Star Trek: Deep Space Nine television show focused on a Federation space station tasked with monitoring a nearby wormhole for signs of enemy advances. Though DS9 would never move, all sorts of spacecraft could be seen flying by and docking at the station. This 3-ship Cadet Series set focuses on the spacecraft made iconic on this show.

The fan-favorite villain, Khan Noonen Singh, made his first appearance in the Star Trek®: TOS episode The Space Seed. Khan originally entered the scene found aboard the SS Botany Bay.

The last Star Trek® television show was STAR TREK®: EnterpriseTM and it followed the exploits of the crew to man the first interstellar spaceship named EnterpriseTM that featured the call letters NX-01. The events in the show preceded those made famous by the U.S.S. EnterpriseTM NCC-1701 led by Captain Kirk in the Original Series.

Besides the Klingons, the most well known villains in Star Trek were the Romulans. It is a little known fact that the two enemy races had formed an alliance that allowed them to trade military technology with each other.

Too Dangerous to Miss! The fan-favorite adversaries of the Federation return with the iconic Klingon Battle Cruiser!

The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit as seen in Star Trek: The Motion Picture was originally painted various shades of pearlescent paints to give the smooth ship a paneled look.

Small Kits, Big Detail! When the sky isn’t the limit, these mini kits allow you to display various in-scale versions of the Enterprise on one shelf!

Small Kits, Big Detail! When the sky isn’t the limit, these mini kits allow you to display various in-scale versions of the Enterprise on one shelf!

The GHOST BUSTERS are on the roll again with this release of the original 1:25 SCALE Ecto-1 model kit. This converted Cadillac ambulance features the detailed ghost hunting equipment you remember from the film.

In the classic series of Back To the Future movies, the iconic Delorean Time Machine evolved from film to film. The surprise ending to the first movie hinted at what was to come as the Delorean lifted off the ground and took flight.