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  • #1984894
    grantinvanman
    10493xp

    Does anyone have any suggestions for where to find Star Trek fleet miniatures?

    Attack Wing would have been good, prices are obscene.

    The vintage FASA range is my “wish I had the money as a kid to buy them” range.

    Any thoughts or suggestions?

    #1984899
    sundancer
    44869xp
    Cult of Games Member

    Micro Machines comes to mind.

    #1985035
    grantinvanman
    10493xp

    Good thought –  also hard to find here.

    #1985038
    sundancer
    44869xp
    Cult of Games Member

    I was going to suggest plastic models but even the smallest ones are bigger than any of the before mentioned ones.

    #1985572
    admiralandy
    1678xp
    Cult of Games Member

    Rob’s Shipyard on Ebay

    Etsy, Micro Machines best option.

    Where are you based Grantinvanman? May help with suggesstions.

    #1986086
    moonunit
    4525xp

    There are some great STL files that can be scaled up or down. Buy the files and have printed, or check Etsy.

    #1986155
    grantinvanman
    10493xp

    Thanks for all the advice everyone; I think this might be the year I get a 3D printer and use it for all the files. I’m sure there are loads of “not Star Trek, but definitely Star Trek” prints out there.

    Or, I just start hunting for the metal FASA vessels, and pay through the sphincter. 😆

    #1986224
    koraski
    1982xp

    I have some of the old pewter models. They are too spindly for metal, especially the enterprise. It bends under its own weight. Go for 3d prints. Look for starfleet battles ships as well as Star Trek (for ToS ships).

    #1986236
    grantinvanman
    10493xp

    Thanks for that genuine advice @koraski !

    #1986501

    If you haven’t already, try searching “Star Trek Heroclix Tactics” — it used the same models from Attack Wing (which unfortunately means the same lack of consistent scale), but it was sold in blind booster packs so you might be able to find cheap commons and uncommons, which should cover most of the basic ship types.

    Star Trek Fleet Captains was yet another game that used the same models (Wizkids got a lot of mileage out of those sculpts). The Romulans and Dominion expansions are pretty pricey, but you might be able to find a used copy of the base game, which has 12 Federation and 12 Klingon ships.

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