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Hot Wheels: Star Trek > U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 Vehicle Review

Hot Wheels: Star Trek > U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 Vehicle
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The Reliant from the Hot Wheels line of ships from Star Trek is arguably the best of the three that have been released so far ( the others are the Enterprise-D from 'Star Trek - The Next Generation, and The Enterprise Refit from the first 6 Star Trek films ). This toy has the largest amount of actual diecast metal of the three, with the entire upper saucer in metal, but the rest of the ship ( the weapons pod, the engines and their connecting struts, and the underside of the saucer ) are still made out of plastic.
The detailing is pretty good on this ship. Molded in details are fairly sharp, and the paint application is far superior to the Enterprise refit ( of course, the slightly larger scale of this ship makes better detail easier to create ). It's a shame that the Enterprise did not get not receive as much care.
I still think that it's a cheat to advertise these ships as diecast metal when so much of them is actually made out of plastic. A much more honest approach would be to say that they are models WITH diecast metal parts, but again, of the three that are already out, you are getting the most metal for your money with the Reliant... and a pretty nice little display item as well.


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Star Trek Movie Mattel 1:50 Scale Diecast Vehicle Klingon Bird of Prey Review

Star Trek Movie Mattel 1:50 Scale Diecast Vehicle Klingon Bird of Prey
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This is a very nice model of the Klingon Bird of Prey. It is about 4 inches long with a 6 inch wing span and yes, the wings do move from Landing mode, to Flight mode and to Attack mode.
The body of the ship is mostly metal and the wings are plastic. The paint detail is pretty good for it's price range and the ship is large enough for someone with basic model-building skills to improve the paint detail.
I also like the ball joint on the stand because it lets you pose the ship at intersting angles.
Overall, a very nice toy, I just wish Mattel would release these ships at a faster rate and with more variety.

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AMT Knight Rider 2000 Plastic Model Kit Review

AMT Knight Rider 2000 Plastic Model Kit
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OK... for people looking for an EXACT replica of the car from the Knight Rider 2000 reunion movie... this isn't it.
It seems that at some point between the time this model was originally issued & the time this reissue came out, the molds for the wheels were either lost or damaged, so this kit includes the wrong wheels for this vehicle. I don't know if it would be possible to find correct replacements anywhere, either.

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HOT WHEELS STAR TREK KLINGON BIRD-OF-PREY Review

HOT WHEELS STAR TREK KLINGON BIRD-OF-PREY
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The fourth release in the Hot Wheels 'Star Trek' line is the 'Klingon Bird-Of-Prey'. First seen in "Star Trek III - The Search For Spock", the ship was originally supposed to be of Romulan origin ( hence the traditional Romulan 'bird of prey' moniker and markings ), but changed hands when the Klingons became the major villains of the film. The filming miniature created for the movie was used in the four following feature films, and showed up in episodes of "Star Trek - The Next Generation", and "Star Trek - Deep Space Nine", establishing the design as one of the most recognizable in the series.
This toy version of the ship is largest in scale of the four releases, and seems very accurate in it's overall shape, and molded in detailing
( which has been pretty consistent with these Hot Wheels ships, so far ). The application of painted on details is very well done and gives the model a nicely finished look. Another nice touch are two translucent red plastic pieces; a tiny one in the forward torpedo tube, and a larger one where the glowing engines were seen in the movies.
This toy has a great action feature which allows the wings to be set in three different 'flight' positions, allowing the user to recreate the most often seen 'poses' of the ship.
All of the models are supplied with a sturdy plastic stand topped by a ball joint which fits securely in the bottom of the toy. This allows the ship to be tilted in different positions. This stand has a silver embossed Klingon emblem and a translucent green top ( as opposed to the 'Federation' ships, which have the Starfleet emblem and dark blue tops ).
Unfortunately, this toy shares another trait common to all the others in this line, in that the packaging advertises it as die cast metal. Just like the others, there is but one small piece of metal on the whole toy ( the upper half of the of the central hull and command pod ). The rest of the model ( lower hull, wings, guns, engines ) is all molded in plastic. I would not have as much of a problem with this if these toys were marketed as 'die cast metal and plastic' That would be a bit more honest.
The Bird Of Prey toy has now eclipsed the former "best of the bunch" - The Reliant- in overall looks, detailing, and visual appeal. The model is another nice display piece, but again ( as usual with this toy line ) points off for the lack of actual metal in the toy.

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Johnny Lightning Legends of Star Trek Series 5 Sacrifice USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Review

Johnny Lightning Legends of Star Trek Series 5 Sacrifice USS Enterprise NCC-1701
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Excellant-toy,but it's really not to play-with it's a "display-model" very Fragile !! So for "collectors" its- great !! I've wanted this for manny-years and THANKS to Amazon (and the comp.that sold it)I now own it !! It's a Beauty !! And-YES !! I do "handle-it" !! Highly-Recommend this model !!

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Hot Wheels Star Trek Battle Damaged U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701A Review

Hot Wheels Star Trek Battle Damaged U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701A
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I loved this version of the Enterprise and wanted a model that reminded me of the battle between Kirk and Khan. This model is a great reminder of that famous movie battle.

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'cross The Wide Missouri
On Springfield Mountain
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My Old Kentucky Home
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Colorado Trail
Erie Canal
Sourwood Mountain / Goin' To Boston
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Star Trek 40th Anniversary Klingon Bird Of Prey Diecast Ship By Corgi Review

Star Trek 40th Anniversary Klingon Bird Of Prey Diecast Ship By Corgi
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If you read what this is supposed to do from Corgi or other websites let me set you straight.
1. There is no sound what-so-ever. Nothing, nada.
2. The lights, when the buton is pushed, blink exactly 19 times then shut off. That is all the product does. I have made several attempts to conact Corgi via their website and feedback and have never heard from them.

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Hot Wheels Star Trek Romulan Narada Review

Hot Wheels Star Trek Romulan Narada
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I've always tried my best to look for Star Trek Star Ships that I didn't have to put together and that were small enough to allow me to collect them with out being to much in the way. And HERE THEY ARE! I love these things. I pray Hot Wheels make mroe ships, different ships, every ship that has ever been on Star Trek programs and movies. All I want is to collect more and more. The toy is cool. Not to easy to break and they have an awsome stand were I can sit them on a shelf and not worry about them falling and smashing. Live Long And Collect these, they're AWSOME for the real fan!!!

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Hotwheel Startrek Klingon Bird of Prey 1:50 Die Cast New Review

Hotwheel Startrek Klingon Bird of Prey 1:50 Die Cast New
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I buyed several models from other manufactures and this is the best of all at this price rande. Big and detailed model, the wings move to different positions, attack, warp travel, landing, good product, this model look huge side to side to other models.

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U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 * BATTLE DAMAGED * Hot Wheels 1:50 STAR TREK Die Cast Vehicle & Display Stand Review

U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 * BATTLE DAMAGED * Hot Wheels 1:50 STAR TREK Die Cast Vehicle and Display Stand
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( This review is of the non-battle damaged version of this toy ): I've collected all of the Hot Wheels 'Star Trek' ships released so far, and they've been a varied bunch as far as overall quality goes. The best have been The Enterprise NCC-1701D, and the Klingon Bird Of Prey. The least impressive of the bunch was the Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit... until now.
This release has been much delayed, having been advertised with the first wave of toys back in May of last year ( when "Star Trek" ('09) was theatrically released ). One would think that Hot Wheels would have rushed this particular ship out to tie-in with the movie while it was still in theatres, but no. They didn't even have it ready by November when the movie was being released on home video. I kept wondering what the hold up was...figuring that maybe they were taking the time to tweak the tooling to get it just right. After seeing the toy, I'm still wondering what the hold up was.
This toy seems dinky...easiest the smallest in scale of the bunch ( unless the 'Narada' is released - which is questionable. Though it is listed on Hot Wheels website, it has not appeared in any of the three released waves ). Although this ship is about 6 1/2 inches long - the same as the Enterprise refit toy, it looks smaller in comparison. This is kind of amusing since the movie makers bumped up the theoretical size of the new movie starship in comparison to the original.
Apparently, Mattel/Hot Wheels have listened to some of the criticism of the previous releases and removed the misleading phrase "DIE CAST METAL" which was emblazoned upon the earlier ship's boxes . This is a wise move since there is less than ten percent metal in any of them. Most of the toy is modeled in plastic. The saucer, central strut, deflector area, and the front half of the engine nacelles are molded in a rigid styrene. Oddly, the rear half of the nacelles are molded as separate pieces, which apparently tend to warp during the curing process. In both toys I've examined, the rear engine tips are bent and off kilter. The overall sculpt itself is pretty good, although not perfectly accurate ( to be nitpicky, the central strut is a bit squat, and sections of the engineering hull look a bit enlongated ). One distracting oddity is an obvious screw cover on the starboard side of the secondary hull, which looks like a HUGE hatch. The clear blue domes on the front of the engines are a nice touch , and almost appear to glow when light hits them at the right angle.
All in all, it's a pretty decent representation of the redesigned ship, and an okay toy for a kid, just don't buy it expecting exceptional accuracy and detailing.

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Star Trek U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 Die Cast Metal Ship with Display Stand Review

Star Trek U.S.S. Reliant NCC-1864 Die Cast Metal Ship with Display Stand
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Our first real prepainted Reliant model is here!
As you may have read in other reviews, this is NOT an all-die cast product. The top and sides of the saucer section is die cast, the nacelles and "rollbar" are plastic.
The entire toy is durable, there are NO mold problems that are apparent with the Playmates, Furuta/F-Toys or Galoob versions. Meaning the nacelles are straight and parallel. The only quirk is that the rear of the nacelles seems to be a seperate piece that was glued to them, so the nacelle exterior is not a solid mold, it seems they did this so they could install the blue warp coil.
The paint job is good, but not great. The paint on the metal parts is somewhat glossy, which contrasts the plastic parts that are flat. The two parallel rectangular sections on the top of the saucer are white, the same white as the rest of the saucer. The only glaring paint error, is that the starboard nacelle pylon has the starfleet insignia/red stripes/text reversed. It seems that it is a flipped reuse of the port side marking. The print is so tiny, it is virtually impossible to notice with the naked eye.
The biggest error is the display stand. As the model is mostly metal on the top/front, the model falls forward. There is no way around this, aside from gluing the stand to the model. Huge oversight on the part of Mattel. My guess is that the whole model was supposed to be metal when the stand was designed, the weight would have been distributed evenly then. The good news is, that it sits up fine on the nacelles, no tipping at all.
Great model though, definately worth the money. Buy this before it's discontinued and your only option is eBay.


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Star Trek 1:50 Scale USS Enterprise 1701 D (Next Generation)- Mattel Hot Wheels Review

Star Trek 1:50 Scale USS Enterprise 1701 D (Next Generation)- Mattel Hot Wheels
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This toy is largely plastic. Measuring 6" in length (bow to stern if you're so inclined) the model is ideal for placing on a desk (at home or work). The rear lower hull (stardrive section for Trekkies) has some die-cast metal, but I suspect that the point behind making the saucer section (forward end) plastic is to allow the model to balance on its stand.
** Hot Wheels vs. Galoob **
In 1987 Galoob toys released an entirely diecast Enterprise NCC-1701-D toy that is about the same exact dimensions as this Hot Wheels (HW) version. I'm surprised at just how similar the two models are, but as should be expected this newer toy sports better physical detailing and paint.
** Hot Wheels vs. Johnny Lightning **
An alternative would be the Johnny Lightning NCC-1701-D toys (which are getting harder to find on the secondary *cough* ebay *cough* market). The JL Galaxy class ships (the Enterprise variants and her sister ship the Yamato) measure 4" long and sport a fantastic paint job.
Both the HW toy described here and the JL Galaxy class ships have separating saucer sections ... I know, some of you may be wondering what this means, but trust me, if you hand an Enterprise D to a Trekkie and its saucer does not separate, he/she may go Klingon on you. Fortunately HW did a great job detailing the upper portion of the stardrive section and designing a strong connection between the two Enterprise parts (with luck this Enterprise is built to last and will not require an aspiring Chief Engineer LaForge to superglue the two sections together).
Finally, many sites sometimes describe this model as being a 1:50 scale die-cast model of the Enterprise. In addition to only being part die-cast, this model is roughly the same length as the other HW Star Trek models released to date ... if this one is 1:50, then the others (arguably smaller ships) are not. Don't worry ... if your Star Trek friend is going to be bothered by this, then an alternative is to consider the Future USS Enterprise 1701-D and other true(r)-scale gaming models (which are obviously harder to find).
** Overall **
I like my HW Enterprise 1701-D and plan on buying any possible repaints. At the time of this review, these toys can be found easily in local retail stores for $13 - $15. NOTE: This item appears on amazon through multiple sellers: prices & availability may change, so please shop around! :)


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Star Trek Movie Mattel 1:50 Scale Diecast Vehicle U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701D Review

Star Trek Movie Mattel 1:50 Scale Diecast Vehicle U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701D
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it is about the size of a cd and the saucer section seperates from the star drive most of it is plastic but highly detailed i love it.

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Hot Wheels Star Trek U.S.S. Saratoga NCC-1867 Review

Hot Wheels Star Trek U.S.S. Saratoga NCC-1867
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This is a repaint of the Reliant, just as the on screen Saratoga was a reuse of the Reliant Model from Star Trek 2. This ship was seen briefly in Star Trek IV, as one of the Star-ships attempting to scan (and being disabled by) the giant "whale probe". It was also the first ship to have an on-screen female captain, (played by Madge Sinclair). As far as the Model itself, If you have the Reliant, you know what to expect, it's very white, too white. It looks like someone bought a reliant model kit and assembled it without painting it, just applying the decals. some grays here and there would have been nice. So why four stars? The sculpt more than makes up for the lack of color. (the torpedo pod looks great) and the markings are clear. plus its nice to see a few alternate names and registries besides Enterprise.

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Hot Wheels designers pay tribute to the incredibly enduring and popular Star Trek franchise with this die-cast assortment of 1: 50 scale models based on the movies and television shows...

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Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Die-Cast LE with Light Review

Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Die-Cast LE with Light
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After buying a Hot Wheels Enterprise refit model and discovering that it was misshapen (the saucer section was tilted to the left), I hopped onto Amazon to find an Enterprise model that actually had some quality standards. I was quickly directed to the Corgi die-cast U.S.S. Enterprise by user reviews.
This is a very high-quality model; the hull itself is all die-cast metal. The only plastic is located at the domes at the front and back of the nacelles, a few fins and projections on the nacelles, the deflector dish and the area immediately behind it, the top of the bridge, and the bottom of the saucer section. Nothing appears to be misaligned or misshapen. Although I wouldn't go dropping it on the floor or throwing it around, it appears to be very sturdy and no damage has occurred through regular handling since I received it.
In terms of staying true to the original design, there are a couple of minor issues. In the original Enterprise, the engineering section was essentially a cylinder that tapered off towards aft. In this model, the engineering section more closely resembles that of the refit Enterprise or the 1701-A, in that the cylinder is more streamlined and curves smaller towards the rear as opposed to being straight. Also, the clear plastic at the bridge takes the place of what would normally be a smaller dome. There may be more, but I haven't studied it or the original Enterprise closely enough to notice. None of these issues are really deal-breaking, and anything but the most hardcore of Trek fans shouldn't notice (even I had to research it a bit).
The stand is functional and relatively sturdy. The box the model comes in can be unfolded to display information about the Federation and the Enterprise, with a empty spot in the middle for the model to be placed. Pressing the button on the stand either shines the lights for about 6 seconds while it fades away, or fades the lights in and out every two seconds about 20 times. They're pretty pointless beyond the first couple of moments when you're still in awe of the model; it would make more sense to have the stand connect to an electrical outlet and allow the lights to be toggled on/off for permanent use.
Also keep in mind that this model is not painted, making it more of a collector's item and not a toy. If you're planning on getting something for a child, I suggest purchasing the Hot Wheels model I mentioned in the first paragraph: Hot Wheels Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701. A child's not likely to notice the admittedly subtle manufacturing error, and the fact that it's made mostly of plastic means that it can likely be thrown or dropped without any damage.
This is finally a model worthy of the Enterprise name. It has a couple of minor flaws, but you'd be hard-pressed to find another product with as much sturdiness, detail and accuracy. If you're looking for a display model and not a toy, I urge you to pick this up right away.

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U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 Hot Wheels 1:50 STAR TREK Die Cast Vehicle & Display Stand Review

U.S.S. ENTERPRISE NCC-1701 Hot Wheels 1:50 STAR TREK Die Cast Vehicle and Display Stand
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Be warned, this model is mostly plastic. The main hull is metal and the nacelles and their supports are made of a flexible plastic that seems to be easily warped, if you'll pardon the pun.

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Star Trek - USS Enterprise Iconic Vehicle Review

Star Trek - USS Enterprise Iconic Vehicle
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Don't be fooled by the box. The approximate length of the ship is about 15 inches, and the diameter of the saucer is about 7 inches. With the outer dimensions of the box being what they are, you could ALMOST fit two of these inside. One positive thing about the oversized box is that the toy itself is well protected if the package gets dropped!
The ship appears to be a decent representation of the Enterprise as it appears in the new movie ( judging from publicity stills and shots from the trailer...at the time of this writing, the movie has not been released ). There are a few noticeable discrepancies; the saucer seems a bit small, and the positioning of the nacelles on their struts is just a bit further forward than the actual movie design ( most likely kids won't care much ).
Being a Playmates toy, the detailing is pretty good, if basic. It definitely looks like a toy, as opposed to offerings from Art Asylum which look far more painted and finished, and closer to models than toys. There are a lot of visible screws, especially on the underside of the saucer, which has a second, unfortunately placed, battery compartment that does not seem to fit completely flush. The ship is molded in off-white/gray plastic, and seems pretty durable. The stand is molded in a transparent blue, with a silver painted starfleet insignia. The top is a ball joint, which fits into the bottom of the ship's engineering hull, and allows the ship to be posed in different positions. This stand seems relatively sturdy, and less likely to break than similar stands included with Art Asylum offerings. There are four sound and lighting effects which play at random when the top of the bridge dome is pressed. These include lines from Chris Pine as Kirk and Zachary Quinto as Spock:
-"Arm phasers, fire everything we've got" ( followed by sound effects with flickering lights )
-"Captain, engineering reports ready for launch" ( engine lights slowly brighten and impulse engines come on, with a sound effect )
-"Maneuvering thrusters, Mr. Sulu" ( lights slowly brighten, and rear engine tips light up )
-Sound effect- red alert klaxon ( all lights flicker )
The lights are quite bright ( and with the exception of the red impulse engines and some small points on the saucer, all blue ) there is some light bleed through the plastic, but not too horrendous. The glowing deflector dish is particularly nice, as is the glowing 'spoke' pattern behind the front engine domes, which is reminiscent of the original television series Enterprise.
Keeping in mind that this is a toy, marketed AS a toy for kids and not as a super-detailed collectors piece for adults, this is a pretty nice piece. Also, it's great to have a model of the new Enterprise available for viewing in advance of the movie release.

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This authentic and detailed scaled model of USS Enterprise ship, as seen in Star Trek movie, features sound effects and real dialogue from the film! The ship includes a Delta Shield display base (with ball/socket attachment tip) that attaches to bottom of ship's lower hull, allowing the collector to pivot ship 360 degrees

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