"Trek" Topic

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To boldly go where no 1/72nd scale plastic miniatures have gone before.

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Mike Bunkermeister Creek
Bunker Talk blog

Very cool! Love the bridge.

They are pretty easy to convert … shirts and skirts.

You can't tell which ones are regular Trek minis and which are converted.

Fantastic conversions. I, too, am surprised none of the 1/72 scale figure makers have ever made Star Trek figures. Of course, licensing is a major stumbling block!

There were some metal 25mm-28mm official Trek mini's, decades ago. I remember seeing the ads for them, in Dragon Magazine.

It is a dream of mine, to play a Trek RPG. I know it will never happen, even if I GM'd the games. Not enough time for my fantasy games, let alone an SF RPG. Tried starting up Traveller, 20 years ago, but it was still-born, unfortunately. Played Traveller in the early 1980's. So many games to play, so little time. Cheers!

Nice Mike, but I assume all the ones in red, are dead by now. 😉

There must be Jefferies Tubes. No Federation vessel larger than a shuttle is complete without Jefferies Tubes.

Nicely done. The classic Enterprise bridge is pretty basic, so easy to recreate, the only exception being the curvy ‘60s table chairs used by everyone but the Captain. (Kirk's chair, being boxy, should be relative simple to recreate.)

I see you've got the TNG Enterprise "security rail" and comfy chairs, but no helm and navigation station. IIRC, the rest of the TNG bridge didn't have chairs. Hey, if you don't have a chair, you can't fall out of it— it's a safety feature!

There is usually at least a few Star Trek games at our local conventions (San Francisco Bay Area).

Traveller, too, for that matter.

Thank you for all the kinds words and comments.

Bunkermeister