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  • Star Trek The Official Starships Collection magazine issue 134 featuring the Vulcan Survey Ship on the cover
  • Open magazine showing the contents page and stand assembly instructions for the Vulcan Survey Ship
  • Two-page spread of the magazine featuring technical diagrams and profile views of the Vulcan Survey Ship
  • Back cover of the Star Trek magazine showing a top-down view of the ship and a barcode
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Star Trek Book Vulcan Survey Ship Magazine

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Star Trek Book Vulcan Survey Ship Magazine

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Explore the fascinating behind-the-scenes history of Star Trek: Enterprise with this fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine focusing on the Vulcan Survey Ship. Discover how this mid-20th-century vessel investigated Earth's first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, in 1957 before an on-board malfunction caused it to crash in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania.

Unlike later 22nd-century vessels, this unique era of Vulcan technology featured an American football-shaped hull, warp engine pods attached to the rear section, and impulse engines that emitted an amber glow. Inside, illustrator John Eaves shares his concept design process for the Enterprise episode ‘Carbon Creek,’ alongside writer insights from Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.

Key Features

  • Covers the Vulcan Survey Ship from Star Trek: Enterprise
  • Features behind-the-scenes concept art and commentary by illustrator John Eaves
  • Includes interviews with writers Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong
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Product Details

Explore the fascinating behind-the-scenes history of Star Trek: Enterprise with this fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine focusing on the Vulcan Survey Ship. Discover how this mid-20th-century vessel investigated Earth's first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, in 1957 before an on-board malfunction caused it to crash in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania.

Unlike later 22nd-century vessels, this unique era of Vulcan technology featured an American football-shaped hull, warp engine pods attached to the rear section, and impulse engines that emitted an amber glow. Inside, illustrator John Eaves shares his concept design process for the Enterprise episode ‘Carbon Creek,’ alongside writer insights from Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.

Key Features

  • Covers the Vulcan Survey Ship from Star Trek: Enterprise
  • Features behind-the-scenes concept art and commentary by illustrator John Eaves
  • Includes interviews with writers Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong

Product Details

Explore the fascinating behind-the-scenes history of Star Trek: Enterprise with this fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine focusing on the Vulcan Survey Ship. Discover how this mid-20th-century vessel investigated Earth's first artificial satellite, Sputnik 1, in 1957 before an on-board malfunction caused it to crash in Carbon Creek, Pennsylvania.

Unlike later 22nd-century vessels, this unique era of Vulcan technology featured an American football-shaped hull, warp engine pods attached to the rear section, and impulse engines that emitted an amber glow. Inside, illustrator John Eaves shares his concept design process for the Enterprise episode ‘Carbon Creek,’ alongside writer insights from Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong.

Key Features

  • Covers the Vulcan Survey Ship from Star Trek: Enterprise
  • Features behind-the-scenes concept art and commentary by illustrator John Eaves
  • Includes interviews with writers Mike Sussman and Phyllis Strong