Star Trek: Discovery is already set to feature the most recognizable Star Trek ship of all, the USS Enterprise, but the new trailer for Star Trek: Discovery Season 2 show’s another classic era ...

Cryptic showed off a new Star Trek Online ship class overnight, namely the Klingon Raptor.. It's a scout frigate with lots of guns and torpedoes, basically. From the update: If the Raptor class ...

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The new Klingon ship has arrived, Star Trek fans (Picture: CBS) Star Trek will be returning with a new and improved army of Klingons when Discovery returns next year, which CBS have finally ...

Related: Star Trek: Discovery season 5 reveals first look and new plot details A minifigure of Kruge is included here, along with the all-important Genesis planet that proved vital to the recovery ...

Early drafts of what would become Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, in fact, featured the Romulans as the film's villains and fittingly contained references to their ship as a Bird-of-Prey.

The D7 Class holds an pivotal place in Star Trek lore, as its predatory design, heavy weapons and cloaking system were all shared with the Romulan Empire as part of the Romulan-Klingon Alliance ...

Paramount . Perhaps the most powerful ship in the "Star Trek" universe, V-ger could eliminate Klingon ships with well-aimed bolts of plasma energy.

Although the Star Trek television series frequently featured large starships maneuvering almost leisurely while attacking enemies approaching from a variety of angles, Starfleet Academy required ...

The Enterprise set originally cost $500, though it’s considerably cheaper now (see link below). The Bird of Prey will run you $299.99, and comes out sometime next month.

Even Star Trek: Discovery featured a Bird-of-Prey in its Klingon-centric first season, a ship that was heavily influenced by Gothic architecture and H.R. Giger's biomechanical style, but still ...