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| − | Through a licensing process similar to the publishing licenses granted to create [[comics]], [[novels]], and [[games]], [[Paramount Pictures]] has granted the rights to market ''[[Star Trek]]'' merchandise of various sorts through a number of different production and design companies. |
+ | Through a licensing process similar to the publishing licenses granted to create [[comics]], [[novels]], and [[games]], [[Paramount Pictures]] has granted the rights to market ''[[Star Trek]]'' merchandise of various sorts through a number of different production and design companies. Originally, ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' collectibles were licensed by [[Desilu Studios]] through [[Gene Roddenberry]]'s [[Lincoln Enterprises]], or based on the publishing license begun for [[Franz Joseph]]'s designs in the 1970s. With the transition of ownership when the franchise became the property of Paramount, and the later success of the {{Star Trek films}} and ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', a licensing office associated with the productions took stricter control of the franchise's image. Designers of ''Star Trek'' merchandise were discouraged from creating depictions that varied from the style and details of the franchise, as seen in filmed productions. Non-[[canon]] collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers not affiliated with franchise [[production staff]], based on apocryphal situations or designs never mentioned in filmed productions. |
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| − | Originally, ''[[Star Trek: The Original Series]]'' collectibles were licensed by [[Desilu Studios]] through [[Gene Roddenberry]]'s [[Lincoln Enterprises]], or based on the publishing license begun for [[Franz Joseph]]'s designs in the 1970s. With the transition of ownership when the franchise became the property of Paramount, and the later success of the [[Star Trek Movies]] and ''[[Star Trek: The Next Generation]]'', a licensing office associated with the productions took stricter control of the franchise's image. Designers of ''Star Trek'' merchandise were discouraged from creating depictions that varied from the style and details of the franchise, as seen in filmed productions. Non-[[canon]] collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers not affiliated with franchise [[production staff]], based on apocryphal situations or designs never mentioned in filmed productions. |
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== Toys == |
== Toys == |
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+ | [[File:Artasylum-startrek.jpg|thumb|Art Asylum's ''Star Trek'' figures]] |
* [[Art Asylum]] |
* [[Art Asylum]] |
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* [[Furuta]] |
* [[Furuta]] |
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* [[Johnny Lightning]] |
* [[Johnny Lightning]] |
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* [[Mattel]] |
* [[Mattel]] |
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| − | ** [[Star Trek |
+ | ** [[Barbie & Ken Star Trek Giftset|Barbie & Ken ''Star Trek'' Giftset]] |
| − | ** [[Star Trek Trivia Game]] |
+ | ** ''[[Star Trek Trivia Game]]'' |
| − | ** [[Star Trek UNO]] |
+ | ** ''[[Star Trek UNO]]'' |
| + | ** [[Star Trek Barbie & Ken|''Star Trek'' Barbie & Ken]] |
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* [[Milton Bradley]] |
* [[Milton Bradley]] |
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* [[Mego]] |
* [[Mego]] |
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* [[Playmates Toys]] |
* [[Playmates Toys]] |
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| + | * [[Square Enix]] |
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| + | == Starship miniatures and models == |
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| − | == Models == |
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| + | * [[Star Trek starship miniatures]] |
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| − | * [[AMT/Ertl]] |
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| − | * [[ |
+ | * [[Star Trek model kits]] |
| − | * [[Polar Lights]] |
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== Ornaments and other keepsakes == |
== Ornaments and other keepsakes == |
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+ | * [[Applause, Inc.]] |
| + | * [[Franklin Mint]] |
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* [[Hallmark]] |
* [[Hallmark]] |
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* [[Lincoln Enterprises]] |
* [[Lincoln Enterprises]] |
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+ | * [[Ralph Marlin]] |
| + | * [[Star Trek US postage stamp|''Star Trek'' US postage stamp]] |
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[[fr:Collectibles]] |
[[fr:Collectibles]] |
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Revision as of 13:01, 29 August 2014
Template:Realworld Through a licensing process similar to the publishing licenses granted to create comics, novels, and games, Paramount Pictures has granted the rights to market Star Trek merchandise of various sorts through a number of different production and design companies. Originally, Star Trek: The Original Series collectibles were licensed by Desilu Studios through Gene Roddenberry's Lincoln Enterprises, or based on the publishing license begun for Franz Joseph's designs in the 1970s. With the transition of ownership when the franchise became the property of Paramount, and the later success of the Star Trek films and Star Trek: The Next Generation, a licensing office associated with the productions took stricter control of the franchise's image. Designers of Star Trek merchandise were discouraged from creating depictions that varied from the style and details of the franchise, as seen in filmed productions. Non-canon collectibles are sometimes produced by artists and designers not affiliated with franchise production staff, based on apocryphal situations or designs never mentioned in filmed productions.
Toys
Art Asylum's Star Trek figures
- Art Asylum
- Furuta
- Galoob
- Hasbro
- Johnny Lightning
- Mattel
- Milton Bradley
- Mego
- Playmates Toys
- Square Enix