STAR TREK XL STARSHIPS #23 USS ENTERPRISE STAR TREK 2009
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This giant-size starship model captures the U.S.S. Enterprise, as seen in Star Trek’s 2009 return to the big screen! J.J. Abrams’ blockbuster hit updated everything in the Star Trek franchise – including Matt Jefferies’ classic design for the Starship Enterprise!
This new interpretation of the U.S.S. Enterprise had a sleeker look than the ’60s original, with plenty of moving components and a “hot rod” look. It was significantly larger to boot, with a more muscular appearance and far more advanced military systems. In the words of visual supervisor David Dozoretz, it was “a 2009 version of the ’60s”.
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