Looks like a year or so ago, the model makers at QMX were able to take these photos of the Serenity, the larger model built for the crash sequence in the same named film! Fantastic! Thank you QMX!!
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This is an exciting time for starship fans!….. QMX continues to release amazing materials from our favorite films and TV shows in the form of Federation Starships! Shown here, from the Michael Plante Collection, is the #002 release of the 1:850 Starship Enterprise 1701-D, and the #001 release of the HUGE 1:250 scale Starship RELIANT from Wrath of Khan! These pieces are beautiful and sit upon custom made studio stands for that film studio look! OUTSTANDING work by QMX, and a huge thank you to Michael Plante for showing these beauties! Again I find myself a bit jealous!
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The U.S.S. Reliant may have been hijacked by Khan Noonien Singh in 2285 and annihilated when he activated the Genesis Device while battling the U.S.S. Enterprise. But the Miranda-class starship has now returned to the stars as a robust, screen-accurate Artisan replica in 1:350 scale from Quantum Mechanix (QMx).
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QMx is pleased to offer this starship built to the exact specifications and dimensions based on extensive photographs and measurements of the original filming model from the movie, Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. This newly minted Reliant is built to the same scale as the U.S.S. Enterprise Refit Artisan Replica, perfect for pairing them together in battle.
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Piece Producer: QMX 
Piece Scale: 1/250
Piece Price: $9,995 USD Plus Shipping
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Kit Description: This Miranda-class starship may have been hijacked and destroyed by Khan Noonien Singh in 2285 when he activated the Genesis Device while battling the U.S.S. Enterprise.
But the U.S.S. Reliant has reemerged as a screen-accurate Artisan replica in 1:250 scale at 37 inches long.
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Piece Producer: QMX
Piece Scale: 1/124
Piece Price: $7,495 USD Plus Shipping
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Kit Description: At 27 inches long (1:124 scale) she’s the biggest, most-detailed Serenity replica ever created.
Our newest hand-built Serenity Artisan Replica is comprised of more than 250 parts, including more than 100 LEDs. It’s supported by a steel and brass skeleton. And it’s exquisitely detailed with a miniature bridge with crew members on deck, a furnished galley and a loaded cargo bay.
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After a few years of having this piece packed away, while his collection room was being refurbished, collector Albert Siow is now ready to have it back on display in his magnificent collection! Check this out!
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Collector Albert Siow is really sparing no expense when making up what his fantastic display area will look like! You can see here with the huge acrylic Star Trek sign he made to be over his multiple Enterprise displays! You can view his display crate work as well in his videos below showing a few of his Enterprise models! Beautiful!
She was featured in the sci-fi television series Star Trek: Enterprise under the command of Captain Jonathan Archer, and most recently spotted as a replica in Admiral Marcus’ office in the movie Star Trek Into Darkness.
Now QMx is pleased to offer a screen-accurate replica of the famed Enterprise NX-01 — humanity’s first warp-five capable starship, launched in 2151.
This hand-built, hand-painted, 1:350-scale beauty from QMx FX Cinema Arts boasts more than 150 LEDs, including torpedoes and phaser arrays with sound effects.
Each plaque in our limited-edition offering of just 100 ships will be signed by Hollywood legend Doug Drexler, designer of the NX-01.
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Read MoreLOS ANGELES – April 17, 2013 – The U.S.S. Kelvin has the distinction of being perhaps the most popular Federation vessel per minute of screen time.
At once both worn and beautiful, the single-nacelled Kelvin was a working-class starship that may have been outgunned, but would never be outclassed when it made the ultimate sacrifice against the Narada in Star Trek (2009).
The QMx FX Cinema Arts division has been hard at work mastering a collector’s scale (12 inches x 7 inches) replica of the Kelvin that we expect will offer fans an unprecedented level of detail for its size and price.
Grown from the original movie digital-effects files, the Kelvin prototype features a highly detailed Aztec paint pattern and meticulous weathering, painstakingly crafted to match the on-screen ship.
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When everyone heard that former ILMer John Elban and Crew at QMX was doing the 1701-D, excitement began to stir! Let me state that this model is completely impressive! They engineered it to be quite beautiful in all it’s glory! I wish to thank Michael Plante and QMX for allowing me to show this beast they have created! I would also like to congratulate Michael for getting #0002 in the entire run that will be done! I am informed that #0001 was taken by another VIP collector who shall remain nameless at this time. Rest assured it is in good hands. As for this one…. at a price tag of $9,995.00 …. it came out perfectly! I especially love the shuttle bay interiors they created....
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