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"Phoenix" Warp Ship from "Star Trek: First Contact" (1996) |
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Price: $70.00 + Shipping |
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Launched into space by a highly
modified Titan V ICBM, the "Phoenix" was humankind's first operational
warp-powered spacecraft. Designed and built under the direction of Dr.
Zephram Cochrane during the aftermath of WWIII, the "Phoenix" -- with a crew
of three -- made its first successful launch from Montana on April 5, 2063.
It was shortly thereafter that humanity had its first encounter with an
alien race -- the Vulcans. The "Phoenix" was the centerpiece of what was arguably the best of the "Next Generation"-era "Star Trek" films, "Star Trek: First Contact." The design incorporated elements of the Titan II ICBM that stood in for the more futuristic "Titan V" as well as the warp nacelles now so familiar to "Star Trek" viewers. |
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