futuristideas asked: hi i was wondering if you had or know were i can find the article of the Enterprise studio model at the Smithsonian Air & Space Museum? Thank you
I found the photo at This Website and what I know about the beauty’s history at the smithsonian is:
- She was donated to the museum in ‘74
- She was restored by the renowned Ed Miarecki.
- She hung from their ceiling for about 25 years before she was taken down and given an x-ray examination and placed in a glass case in the museum store.
- As far as I know she’s still there. It seemed like a permanent installment.
Romulan Bird of Prey for an Anon.
William Shatner and Sabrina Scharf in a promotional photo for The Paradise Syndrome.
Shuttlecraft Galileo during restoration at the Canton/Akron hangar. As of 2005, she was doing well, and residing Akron, Ohio. There has been a rumor circulating the internet that she was destroyed during a lot clearing. This seems doubtful, thankfully, due to a lack of evidence and the current owner’s anonymity. We hope she remains in good hands.
Shuttlecraft Galileo, NCC-1701’7 after 22 years of outdoor storage.
Fred Philips and Leonard Nimoy.
Enterprise, NCC-1701-A studio model detail.
Ambassador Sarek performing a mind-meld on Adm. Kirk. (iii: The Search for Spock)
William Ware Theiss conceptual sketch of the Vulcan IDIC symbol.
DeForest Kelley on the set of Bread and Circuses.
