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Star Trek: To Boldly Go Transporter Figurine Collection

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A new limited-edition Star Trek figurine collection from the Bradford Exchange will be of interest to Trek fans.

The Star Trek: To Boldly Go Transporter Figurine Collection will include a light-up transporter display that plays sound effects, a light-up transporter console, and at least seven different six-inch-high figurines, including Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Sulu, Uhura, Chekov, and Scotty. More figurines may be released if the demand for them is strong enough.

Here is the description from The Bradford Exchange : “Officially-licensed by CBS Studios, Inc. , each of the crew member figurines in this collection is superbly hand-cast and hand-painted for exceptional likeness and authentic details true to the classic TV show – from their facial expressions to the distinctive insignia on their U.S.S. Enterprise uniforms. Plus, their legs are crafted of clear artist’s resin featuring shimmering glitter within to dramatically capture the “transporter effect.” Each figurine stands on a clear base. The fully sculpted transporter display is the ideal place to showcase your Star Trek figurines with spots for each crew member to stand. The lights in the platform shine up and into each figurine, reminiscent of the crew being ‘energized’ in the TV show. Plus, the transporter plays sound effects inspired by the show. Complementing the transporter, the light-up console is meticulously handcrafted to recreate the elaborate controls of the original.

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Star Trek: The Next Generation 1993 (Playmates)

In 1993, Playmates released a second series of figures from The Next Generation, along with accessories, playsets and vehicles. A Classic Collector Figure Set was also released in a limited edition package. Playmates’ gamble with the Star Trek franchise was really beginning to pay off, and The Next Generation show was a massive success, bringing Star Trek back to audiences in a big way. 

For more information about the 1993 waves of Star Trek products, see bottom of page for a complete summary.

Star Trek The Next Generation (1993) : Figures

The second series of the Next Generation line featured a hefty 23 new figures. As before, a ll figures came with lots of accessories and poseable action bases. A trading card was included with each package .

Admiral McCoy

Market Value: Carded $8 – $15 Loose $3 – $5

Admiral McCoy Accessories: Action Base, Medical Monitor, Tricorder, Medical Kit, Hyposprayer Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Admiral Leonard McCoy gets a figure in the TNG series . This version is from the TNG premier episode, Encounter at Farpoint. McCoy came with several accessories and an action base.

Ambassador Spock

Ambassador Spock Accessories: Action Base, Monitor, PADD, Phaser Rifle, Vulcan Book Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: It’s only right that Ambassador Spock gets a figure in the TNG series . This version is from the classic episode, Unification II. Spock came with several accessories and an action base.

Borg Accessories: Action Base, Rotation Arm, Mechanical Arm, Shield Coils Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of the Borg was only slightly different from the Series 1 version. Borg comes with several accessories and an action base.

Cadet Wesley Crusher

Cadet Wesley Crusher Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tractor Beam, Tricorder w/ Holster, Case Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Wesley Crusher finally gets an action figure. This version is from his Season 1 Cadet appearance. Wesley came with several accessories and an action base.

Captain Jean-Luc Picard

Market Value: Carded $12 – $20 Loose $5 – $8

Captain Jean-Luc Picard Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Holster, View Screen, PADD Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard was the based on his Season 1 appearance. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.

Captain Scott

Captain Scott Accessories: Action Base, Dilithium Crystals, Monitor, Tools, Light Source Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Captain Montgomery Scott gets a figure in the TNG series . This version is from the classic episode, Relics. Scotty came with several accessories and an action base.

Commander Sela

Commander Sela Accessories: Action Base, Romulan PADD, Phaser Rifle, Knife, Phaser Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Commander Sela was a Romulan General and relative of Tasha Yar. Sela came with several accessories and an action base.

Commander William Riker

Commander William Riker Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Holster, U.V. Source, Field Kit Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Commander William Riker was the based on his Season 2 appearance. Riker comes with several accessories and an action base.

Counselor Deanna Troi

Counselor Deanna Troi Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, PADD, Computer Gear, Monitor Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Counselor Deanna Troi was the based on her Season 1 appearance. Deanna comes with several accessories and an action base.

Dathon Accessories: Action Base, Dagger, Log Book, Flaming Branch, Knife Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Dathon is a Tamarian Captain, who was among several alien figures produced for the TNG line. Dathon came with several accessories and an action base.

Dr. Beverly Crusher

Dr. Beverly Crusher Accessories: Action Base, Monitor, Tricorder, Medical Kit, Hypospray Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Dr. Beverly Crusher finally gets an action figure made of her, since she was the only main character to not get one in Series 1. Beverly came with several accessories and an action base.

Guinan Accessories: Action Base, Drinking Glasses, Chess Set, Ten-Forward Tray Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Guinan (Whoopi Goldberg) is the hostess of the Ten Forward Lounge aboard the Enterprise. Guinan came with several accessories and an action base.

K’Ehleyr

K’Ehleyr Accessories: Action Base, Spiked Glove, Life Support Mask, Klingon Sword Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: K’Ehleyr is a Klingon ambassador to the Federation. K’Ehleyr came with several accessories and an action base .

Klingon Warrior Worf

Klingon Warrior Worf Accessories: Action Base, Pain-Stick, Spiked Club, Klingon Disruptor, Robe Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf features him in his Klingon Warrior outfit. Worf comes with several accessories and an action base.

Lieutenant Commander Data

Lieutenant Commander Data Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Testing Unit, Tricorder w/ Holster, Android Panel Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Commander Data was the based on his Season 1 appearance. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.

Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge in Dress Uniform

Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge (Dress Uniform ) Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Viewer, Tricorder, Plaque of Medals Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Geordi LaForge features him in his full dress uniform. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.

Lieutenant Geordi LaForge

Lieutenant Geordi LaForge Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Holster, Tools, Crystals, Gear Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Geordi LaForge was the based on his Season 1 appearance. The visor was not removable. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.

Lieutenant Worf

Lieutenant Worf Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Holster, Bat’leth, Sword, Knife Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf was the based on his Season 1 appearance. Worf comes with several accessories and an action base.

Locutus Accessories: Action Base, Cybernetic Arm, Manipulator, Shield Coils Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Locutus was, of course, Captain Picard as a Borg when he was captured and assimilated by them in Season 3. Locutus came with several accessories and an action base.

Lore Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Hand Held Laser, Field Kit, Tricorder Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Lore is actually Data’s evil twin, who was featured in the classic episode, Datalore. Lore came with several accessories and an action base.

Mordock the Benzite

Mordock the Benzite Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder with Holster, Scanner, Monitor Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Mordock is the first Starfleet cadet from the planet, Benzar. He was among several alien figures produced for the TNG line. Mordock comes with several accessories and an action base.

Q Accessories: Action Base, Miniature U.S.S. Enterprise, Miniature Earth, Dilithium Crystal Scepter Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: This new version of Q features him wearing a Starfleet Captain’s uniform, which he did non multiple occasions. Q comes with several accessories and an action base.

Vorgon Accessories: Action Base, Tox Uthat Artifact, Dilithium Crystal Hex, Vorgon Scanner Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market Notes: Vorgon is from a mysterious alien race, who was among several alien figures produced for the TNG line. Vorgon came with several accessories and an action base.

Star Trek The Next Generation (1993): Accessories

Playmates produced a collector’s case to be used with their Star Trek: The Next Generation action figures .

Collector’s Case

Market Value: With Packaging $20 – $30 Loose $10 – $20

Collector’s Case Accessories: Plastic Trays x 2 Years Released: 1993, 1994 Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find on the secondary market Notes: Every respectable action figure line has to have a collector’s case to carry their figures around in, and the Playmates Star Trek line is definitely respectable. This case holds up to 12 figures in two plastic trays, made-up of various shapes to accommodate different types of figures.

Star Trek The Next Generation (1993) : Playsets

Playmates released two different playsets for their Next Generation line in 1993, with the Bridge Playset and the Transporter Room playset. Both were limited edition and are very popular on the secondary market.

Bridge Playset

Market Value: Boxed $180 – $260 Loose $60 – $80

Bridge Playset Accessories: Captain’s Chair, First Officer’s Chair, View Screen, Conn Station, Ops Station, Tactical Station, Counselor’s Chair, Fold Down Panels, Blueprint Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market Notes: The Bridge Playset had all kind of goodness to it, including: sound (hailing frequency, photon torpedoes, warp drive, tractor beam, red alert sounds), and light features, computer, and an Illuminated viewscreen with phaser hits. Includes seating for up to six characters (Ops, Conn, Command, and aft stations – Tactical standing), with working tactical console. This was a very well done playset and remains highly sought after on the secondary market.

Transporter Playset

Market Value: Boxed $45 – $65 Loose $12 – $20

Transporter Playset Accessories: Transporter Chamber, Technical Blueprint Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Not hard to find, but getting tougher each year Notes: The Transporter Playset was another fantastic and fun playset by Playmates. It featured special transporting effect, transporter sounds, light-up transport chamber, and an authentic operator’s console. Basically it borrowed Mego’s blueprint for placing a figure inside, then rotation the chamber to make it appear the figure had disappeared. Each box was numbered with a limited edition.

Star Trek The Next Generation (1993) : Vehicles

Playmates did not release any vehicles to be used directly with the 4.5 Inch action figures, but they did release a few battle action ships for kids to play with. Each came with sounds and lights for that extra playability factor .

Klingon Attack Cruiser

Market Value: Boxed $30 – $45 Loose $10 – $15

Klingon Attack Cruiser Accessories: Technical Blueprint Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Not hard to find, but getting tougher each year Notes: This version of the Next Generation Klingon Attack Cruiser featured four different sounds that were activated by pressing a button on the neck of the ship. This was a very well done and detailed Klingon ship. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.

Romulan Warbird

Romulan Warbird Accessories: Technical Blueprint Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Not hard to find, but getting tougher each year Notes: This version of the Next Generation Romulan Warbird featured four different sounds that were activated by pressing a button on the wing of the ship. This was a very well done and detailed Romulan ship. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.

Starship Enterprise

Market Value: Boxed $55 – $85 Loose $20 – $25

Starship Enterprise Accessories: Technical Blueprints Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher each year Notes: This version of the Next Generation Starship Enterprise featured four different sounds that were activated by pressing a button, just under the main saucer. This was a very well done and detailed Enterprise ship. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.

Starship Enterprise (Collector’s Edition)

Market Value: Boxed $80 – $110 Loose $20 – $30

Starship Enterprise (Collector’s Edition) Accessories: Certificate of Authenticity Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher each year Notes: This version of the Next Generation Starship Enterprise was made in gold to commemorate the 7th Anniversary of the Next Generation television show. Like the regular version, this one also comes with four different sounds that can be activated. Each boxes is numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Star Trek (1993) : Exclusives

The Classic Star Trek Collector Figure Set was the first exclusive or limited edition set offered by Playmates for their Star Trek action figure line. It was available at several different retail locations at the time .

Classic Star Trek Collector Figure Set

Market Value: Boxed $40 – $65 Loose $15 – $25

Classic Star Trek Collector Figure Set Accessories: Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scotty, Uhura, Sulu, Chekov, Classic Enterprise Action Base Years Released: 1993 Scarcity Factor: Can be found on the secondary market, but getting tougher each year Notes: The Classic Star Trek Collector Figure Set was released in 1993 and included all seven of the classic original series Star Trek characters, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, Uhura, Scotty, Sulu and Chekov. The figures came packaged with a very nice looking cardboard action Enterprise set. This was the first time that Star Trek fans ever saw Sulu or Chekov in any type of action figure form. The set was limited to 150,000 pieces and was individually numbered.

In 1993, the Playmates toy company was having a pretty good year. They had the most successful action figure line in the world with the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and their gamble with the Star Trek franchise was really beginning to pay off. The Star Trek: The Next Generation television show was a huge success and brought Star Trek back to audiences in a big way. In fact, it was such a hit that Paramount began another Star Trek show that begin airing in 1993 called Deep Space Nine. Since Playmates had the master license for all Star Trek IP, they now had the freedom to make whichever figures they wanted, and they decided to continue with their Next Generation line with a second wave in 1993. Sales were steadily increasing for the Next Generation line and the Star Trek world was now expanding, so Star Trek toys were becoming popular again. Star Trek was being re-introduced to a new audience, who was seeing it for the first time on television with the new shows. This was truly a great time to be a Star Trek fan with all the new content and merchandise hitting the market.

For its second series of Star Trek products, Playmates once again focused on The Star Trek: The Next Generation television series, which was the current show on television at the time. Playmates released a whopping 23 figures for this series, as well as four light and sound ships, and two playsets. The wave consisted of newer and different versions of classic Next Generation characters, such as Captain Jean-Luc Picard; Commander Will Riker; Lieutenant Commander Data; Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge; Lieutenant Worf; Counselor Deanna Troi; and a generic Borg. We also got several brand new characters including Dr. Beverly Crusher, Wesley Crusher, Guinan, Commander Sela, Dathon, K’Ehleyr, Locutus, Lore, Mordock, Q, and Vorgon. We also got Next Generation figures of classic characters, Admiral McCoy, Captain Scott, and Ambassador Spock. Four new lights and sounds ships were produced, Klingon Attack Cruiser, Romulan Warbird and two different versions of the Enterprise. Finally, we also got two different playsets for the 4.5″ figures, the Bridge Playset and Transporter Room Playset.

The packaging for the 4.5 Inch line of Star Trek The Next Generation figures in 1993 was virtually identical to the previous year, with very attractive and definitely eye catching designs. It featured the classic Star Trek Next Generation logo across the top of the card in big bold blue letters, which was set onto an illustration of the Enterprise flying forward. The Enterprise rendering went across the top of the card in a very well done die-cut way. The figure was centered on the card in a classic blister pack format. To the right of each figure and inside the blister bubble were all the accessories and action bases for each figure. There was a ton of different colors all over the card, which really made the packaging pop. The card backs featured head shots of each character’s action figure, as well various accessories and ships that were available for the wave. Overall, this was an example of some beautifully done packaging for Playmate’s first Star Trek effort, and the TLC given to the design definitely showed in a big way.

Next Generation Card Back

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Star Trek: The Next Generation – Lt. Commander Data Figure by EXO-6

By Joe Moore on July 7, 2023 at 8:12 am under Star Trek Toy News

EXO-6 has launched pre-orders for their new Lt. Commander Data 1/6 Scale Figure . Based on Data’s appearance in the Star Trek: The Next Generation TV Series , the figure will be available in two versions. There’s an Essential Version, and a Standard Version. Data stands at 11.8″ tall, with 30 points of articulation. The Essential Version includes interchangeable hands, a PADD, a Type II Phaser, a TR-580 Tricorder VII, magnets on his belt area to mount these items on the figure, and a display stand. The Standard Version adds and additional head sculpt, two versions of Data’s cat Spot, and additional interchangeable hands.

The Essential Version is priced at $190, while the Standard Version is priced at $230. Look for the figure to be released i nthe Fourth Quarter. Check out full details and the new photos below.

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Star Trek: The Next Generation – Lt. Commander Data – Essential Version Data is one of the most popular characters in Star Trek, and no other character better expresses the wonder of discovery that is the heart of Star Trek than this android with a soul. The EXO-6 1:6 scale figure of Data will not only embody the hopefulness of the character, but also bring an element of Brent Spiner’s performance into collector’s homes. When introduced in the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Data was a one-of-a-kind cybernetic organism, an artificial being that wanted nothing more than to be just like the imperfect humans he served with aboard the Enterprise. Throughout the series he evolved into a person, an officer and a friend to many of the crew. This 1:6-scale figure re-creates this iconic character in exquisite 1:6 detail. Standing approximately 12 inches tall, every element, from his 24th century tunic to his custom black boots, is authentically reproduced. The original portrait sculpts of Brent Spiner as Data have authentic, hand-painted likenesses. The EXO-6 Data Essential Version 1:6 Scale Articulated Figure includes: Fully Articulated Body: More than 30 points of articulation allow the figure to be displayed in multiple dynamic poses, approximately 30 cm tall. Realistic Portrait: Lovingly rendered by a top artist, this is an excellent likeness of Brent Spiner in his role as Data. Each head sculpt is specially hand-painted. Starfleet Duty Uniform: Meticulously researched, this duty uniform matches the pattern, and color of the original costume recreated in 1:6 scale. Magnets are sewn into the uniform so the holsters for the tricorder and phaser can be attached. An authentically scaled communicator badge is permanently affixed to the tunic. Four interchangeable hands; One pair of relax hands One left phaser holding hand. One Right tricorder holding hand. Boots: Soft plastic boots sculpted to match the cut and style of the original movie footwear. Display Base: A hexagonal display base featuring the transporter pad will provide additional support for the figure. Two different inserts for the floor of the base can represent the transporter pad or the center of the transporter array. Accessories Lt. Commander Data is outfitted with everything needed for a Star Fleet officer. He comes equipped with: Type II hand phaser. The phaser can be worn in a black holster that magnetically attaches to the jumpsuit. TR-580 Tricorder VII: This standard tricorder can be opened or worn in a holster. This fine collectible figure is an excellent rendition of everyone’s favorite android and a great start to your EXO-6 Star Trek™: The Next Generation 1:6-scale figure collection. —————————————- Star Trek: The Next Generation – Lt. Commander Data (Standard Version) Data is one of the most popular characters in Star Trek, and no other character better expresses the wonder of discovery that is the heart of Star Trek than this android with a soul. The EXO-6 1:6 scale figure of Data will not only embody the hopefulness of the character, but also bring an element of Brent Spiner’s performance into collector’s homes. When introduced in the first episode of Star Trek: The Next Generation, Data was a one-of-a-kind cybernetic organism, an artificial being that wanted nothing more than to be just like the imperfect humans he served with aboard the Enterprise. Throughout the series he evolved into a person, an officer and a friend to many of the crew. This 1:6-scale figure re-creates this iconic character in exquisite 1:6 detail. Standing approximately 12 inches tall, every element, from his 24th century tunic to his custom black boots, is authentically reproduced. The original portrait sculpts of Brent Spiner as Data have authentic, hand-painted likenesses. The EXO-6 Data Standard Version 1:6 Scale Articulated Figure includes: Fully Articulated Body: More than 30 points of articulation allow the figure to be displayed in multiple dynamic poses, approximately 30 cm tall. Two Realistic Portraits: Data Standard Version comes with two heads, his regular portrait and a head revealing the innerworkings of his cybernetic mind. Each head sculpt has a different look, showing the entire range of expressions that Data displayed. Sculpted by a top artist, these are faithful likenesses of Brent Spiner in his role as Data. Each head sculpt is specially hand-painted. Starfleet Duty Uniform: Meticulously researched, this duty uniform matches the pattern, and color of the original costume recreated in 1:6 scale. Magnets are sewn into the uniform so the holsters for the tricorder and phaser can be attached. An authentically scaled communicator badge is permanently affixed to the tunic. Seven hands for holding accessories and various poses: One pair of relax hands. One pair of fist hands. One left phaser holding hand. One right tricorder holding hand. One duo purposes right communicator/PADD holding hand. Boots: Soft plastic boots sculpted to match the cut and style of the original movie footwear. Display Base: A hexagonal display base featuring the transporter pad will provide additional support for the figure. Two different inserts for the floor of the base can represent the transporter pad or the center of the transporter array. Display Base: A hexagonal display base featuring the transporter pad will provide additional support for the figure. Two different inserts for the floor of the base can represent the transporter pad or the center of the transporter array. Accessories Lt. Commander Data is outfitted with everything needed for a Star Fleet officer. He comes equipped with: Type II hand phaser. The phaser can be worn in a black holster that magnetically attaches to the jumpsuit. TR-580 Tricorder VII: This standard tricorder can be opened or worn in a holster. Personal Access Display Device (PADD). Data’s pet cat “Spot” is also represented here by two different sculpts, one sitting and another designed to be held in Data’s arms. This fine collectible figure is an excellent rendition of everyone’s favorite android and a great start to your EXO-6 Star Trek™: The Next Generation 1:6-scale figure collection.

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