Smithsonian National Air & Space Museum conservator Malcolm Collum tells us about how the Smithsonian team pulled apart the classic “Star Trek” USS Enterprise model for their work. Courtesy of Trekcore!
Trek Core Interviews NASM Curator
A hearty congratulations to the crew over at Trekcore for nabbing an impressive interview with the curator of the National Air & Space Museum about the coming restoration of the USS Enterprise model from TOS. If you are a serious […]
Enterprise Studio Model Moving Photos
Courtesy of Startrek.com: The U.S.S. Enterprise studio model from TOS Star Trek: The Original Series, which has been on public display at the Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum since 1976, was removed on September 11 from the lower level […]
TOS Enterprise Model to be Restored for 50th Anniversary
From Air & Space Magazine: Paramount Pictures didn’t know what they were giving up 40 years ago when they donated the 135-inch studio model of the U.S.S. Enterprise—the fictional, 23rd century starship at the center of the groundbreaking science fiction […]
Star Trek at the Smithsonian
Doug Drexler, who writes his own fantastic blog, wrote this blog article that is a must read for Star Trek prop fans. It is reprinted here with his blessing! Way back in the dim dark days of fandom, we created […]