--The legendary kit of AMT's TOS Enterprise is back!
--Star Trek, a science fiction drama with fans all over the world.
――The first TV series from which Star Trek was born is called the TV version of the original series (TOS), and it has become a special existence.
--The first work, known as the title of Star Trek: The Original Series, was born in 1966.
--By 1969, all three seasons had been produced and broadcast.
――Although it is an SF adventure, the story with the content that delves into the human drama has gained universal evaluation, attracted fans over time, and after that, sequels and theatrical versions of movies are made, and it is gaining popularity. There is.
――The USS Enterprise is the center of the spaceship that the main characters are on board.
――One of the Constitution-class ships, he showed a wide range of activities under the command of Captain Kirk in the Star Trek: The Original Series.
[About the model]
-The model is a plastic model assembly kit that reproduces the USS Enterprise, the leading ship that appeared in the popular series called TOS Space Daisakusen, the first work of the Star Trek TV series, on a 1/650 scale.
--A legendary kit released by AMT during the 1960s TV broadcast.
――It is a big model with a finished total length of 18 inches, reaching about 45 cm.
――The style of the Enterprise issue that appears in the TOS Star Trek: The Original Series, such as the disk-shaped first hull, the cylindrical warp nacelle, and the parabolic-shaped deflector, is firmly expressed.
-The upper hull parts reproduce the type with a smooth surface.
――Of course, the markings on each part of the hull are set with decals.
――The kit also includes a dome base.
――This is a kit that Star Trek fans should take this opportunity to get.
[Major features]
--Reproduces Star Trek's USS Enterprise with a 1/650 scale finish and a total length of about 45 cm
-Modeling the USS Enterprise issue of the first TV series, TOS Star Trek: The Original Series.
--Package art uses illustrations used by AMT from the late 1960s to the late 70s.
--With dome base for display
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