Romulan Disruptor Can be seen in:Star Trek: Picard "The End Is The Beginning"Original is made from: PLA and ResinReplica made of: PLA and electronicsReplica made by: Thom Argante Description:Romulan disruptors were a type of Romulan technology delivered in the form of a disruptor pistol, use...
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USS Enterprise Dedication Plaque Can be seen in:Star Trek: The Original Series. Original is made from: Resin Replica made of: Resin Replica made by: Eaglemos Description:A dedication plaque is a commemorative plate. It commonly displays the name of the ship, as well as it's class and shipyard...
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Food synthesizer Can be seen in: Star Trek: The Original Series, i.a. The Trouble with Tribbles, This Side of Paradise, And the Children Shall Lead. Original is made from: Wood Panels with resin "candy" buttons. Replica made of: Wood panel, Alupanel (yellow panel) and resin "candy" buttons Re...
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'Wink of an Eye' communicator Can be seen in:Star Trek: The Original Series.Original is made from: Metal and ResinReplica made of: ResinReplica made by: Thom Argante Description: Not only Star Fleet uses communicators. Each Scalosian kept in touch with their fellow survivors through the use ...
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Zefram Cochrane's Brooch Can be seen in:Star Trek: The Original Series.Original is made from: Fuseholders and vacuformed plasticReplica made of: Fuseholders and vacuformed plasticReplica made by: Steve Pielock Description: Doctor Zefram Cochrane was a Human scientist in the 21st century...
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Laser Beacon Can be seen in:Star Trek: The Original Series. Original is made from: Resin and aluminium Replica made of: Resin and PLA Replica made by: Thom Argante Description: A laser beacon was a device utilized by Starfleet landing parties in the 23rd century, used for attempting to ma...
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Cardassian Phase-Disruptor Pistol Can be seen in:Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Original is made from: Resin Replica made of: Resin Replica made by: Master Replica's Description:The Cardassian phase-disruptor pistol is a type of phase-disruptor that is designed and used by the Cardassians. It's ...
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Federation Phaser rifle type 3A Can be seen in: Star Trek: Voyager Original is made from: Resin, Styrofoam and metal parts Replica made of:PLA and metal parts Replica made by: Jeroen Romarius Description: The Federation phaser rifle type 3a, also known as the Compression phaser rifle, was c...
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The first Klingon knives were known as lev'ek. The weapon wasn't officially named until years later and finally received its canonical name in TNG: "Birthright, Part II. The d'k tahg (or Daqtagh) is a traditional Klingon warrior's knife. Commonly used in hand-to-hand combat. A d'k tagh is a...
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This prop is from: The Original Series, Episode: “Whom Gods Destroy”. (NBC TV, 1966-1969) In this Episode the prop is used by former Starfleet Captain Garth of Izar (Lord Garth). He commandeers this multifunction security device after outwitting his keepers at the maximum security asylum for ...
Read MoreCan be seen in:Star Trek: Picard “The End Is The Beginning”
Original is made from: PLA and Resin
Replica made of: PLA and electronics
Replica made by: Thom Argante
Description:Romulan disruptors were a type of Romulan technology delivered in the form of a disruptor pistol, used by Romulan military personnel as the smaller, standard issue alternative to the Romulan disruptor rifle.
This type of weapon was classified by Starfleet as a Type 3 disruptor, based on the type of blast pattern they left.
Those used near to the end of the 24th century did not include a stun setting.
Can be seen in:Star Trek: Picard “The End Is The Beginning”
Original is made from: PLA and Resin
Replica made of: PLA and electronics
Replica made by: Thom Argante
Description:Romulan disruptors were a type of Romulan technology delivered in the form of a disruptor pistol, used by Romulan military personnel as the smaller, standard issue alternative to the Romulan disruptor rifle.
This type of weapon was classified by Starfleet as a Type 3 disruptor, based on the type of blast pattern they left.
Those used near to the end of the 24th century did not include a stun setting.
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