Counted among one of the strangest and largest starships in the line of vessels that the USS Enterprise has ever confronted, the alien V’Ger is finally recreated by Eaglemoss Collections as a Special Edition release.
The latest “Special Edition” release from Eaglemoss Collections features the mysterious traveler on a mission to find its maker.
A threat so enormous that Admiral James T. Kirk personally undertook the mission, captaining the USS Enterprise which was still in the midst of a refit, to intercept an alien presence on a collision course with Earth, V’Ger the alien space craft introduced in Star Trek: The Motion Picture made quite the cinematic impression on the wide screen. The starship was the first ship that faced off against Kirk and his crew, when the Star Trek franchise was brought to film in 1979.
The vessel was making its way across the cosmos on a trajectory towards our solar system. It’s final destination? Earth. Although the USS Enterprise met V’Ger head on, the starship itself was so big that on screen audiences hardly got a good view of it; it wasn’t until the eventual release of the “Director’s Cut” of the film that V’Ger was fully realized. Eaglemoss Collections now features as part of its Star Trek The Official Starships Collection a “Special Edition” of the model — beautifully detailed and sculpted from plastic and die-cast metal parts.
Speciel Edition
Although Eaglemoss had announced earlier this year that it would be extended its line of models to a total of 160 individual pieces, the “Special Edition” releases which stand outside of the original line and the XL Edition ships may continue beyond the limits of the run. V’Ger comes in at just about 8.5 inches and includes a display stand to pose the model sturdily on your shelf. The package also includes a 16-page magazine that covers the design ideas and approach behind the ship that would appear in the film.
V’Ger | Speical Edition | Star Trek The Official Starships Collections from Eaglemoss Collections | $44.99 available on the Eaglemoss Collections website or as part of the subscription service.
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