It’s the newest Star Trek release from the company, famed for its models during the show’s original run. They sold over a million Enterprise NCC 1701 models during TOS (1966-1969) and have been producing Trek models ever since. Round 2 acquired AMT (Aluminum Model Toys) in 2012.
Sunward Hobbies in Mississauga, Ontario has shipped the model kit I purchased back in November 2025.
This is the Star Trek version of Enterprise from Star Trek: First Contact, then seen again in Insurrection and Nemesis. It’s NCC 1701-E.
I have completed my latest scale model project.
Months ago, I ran a poll on Life After Gateway for fans/supporters to pick my next scale model for me.
As voted by you, my next scale model build will be AMT 1400: the Klingon Bird-of-Prey.
I have been building Star Trek model kits for the past year, following a forty-year break from the hobby. I have focused on TOS sets released by AMT, now owned by Round2.
Last week I ran a poll for my followers to help me pick my next Star Trek scale model kit. There were four choices: the new Allies and Adversaries set from Round2/AMT, the Vulcan shuttle Surak from Star Trek: The Motion Picture, the Enterprise-C from Star Trek: The Next Generation that I previously wrote about here, and the Klingon Bird-of-Prey from Star Treks III -VI. The results are in …
In case you are not aware, in my spare time I have been building Star Trek scale models. It is a hobby I returned to after a forty-year break.
