Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2005)

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Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2005) is the 2005 edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series. Depictions of vessels in this calendar are not considered to be canon.

Summary

Blurb
The Ships of the Line 2005 Calendar is the only place where passionate fans can find fourteen original pieces of Star Trek art. Each month, this one-of-a-kind calendar features a spectacular, awe-inspiring image of one of the most fascinating parts of the Star Trek vision: the ships of the line. Created exclusively for this calendar by Star Trek design experts at Paramount and presented in a unique horizontal format, these images make up a truly unrivaled calendar. This is a favorite not only among fans, but also among collectors for unparalleled artistry and originality evident on each monthly spread.
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Months

Background information

  • Sean Scott's centerfold entry, "Fleet Museum", contained a canonical continuity error: depicted as the USS Enterprise-B was a standard Excelsior-class vessel instead of the refit version. The reason for this was that a suitable digital model version of the refit configurations did not yet exist, the original ILM digital model being both unavailable and unsuitable for the print franchise. Scott had to make do with the model Ed Giddings had previously constructed of the standard configuration.
  • For the 2014 edition of the Ships of the Line, Bonchune's "Buttoned Up" was re-named to "Armored Voyager".

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