#152 U.S.S. Excelsior (Nilo Rodis Concept I) Diecast Model Ship (Star Trek / Eaglemoss) FREE hand-painted at 1:43 scale

hand-painted at 1:43 scale

Ginny doll has eleven 'joints' that allow for limitless posing possibilities and action-storytelling on her quest to escape from the Chamber of Secrets

​Young adventurers can press the button for fun sounds and party music

Spans 10+ Inches in length

S Enterprise's dedication plaque was located next to the bridge turbo lift on the aft bulkhead before the ship's 2270s refit

#152 U.S.S. Excelsior (Nilo Rodis Concept I) Diecast Model Ship (Star Trek / Eaglemoss) FREE hand-painted at 1:43 scaleWhen Leonard Nimoy was directing STAR TREK III, he told ILM that the Excelsior should look much more advanced than the Enterprise. Nilo Rodis produced several different concepts, most of which had a very long body and four nacelles. Bill George then made study models of each of them, throwing in an additional design of his own, which was eventually chosen. The original study models were later used as part of the Starfleet graveyard in 'The Best of