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Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2016) is the 2016 edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series.

Summary[]

Publisher's description
A longtime favorite among hardcore Trekkers and sci-fi fans, Star Trek: Ships of the Line 2016 Wall Calendar is a unique collectors addition celebrating the landmark 50th anniversary and gives aficionados something they cannot get elsewhere – spectacular original illustrations showcasing the franchise's most famous starships and vessels.
The characteristic horizontal format maximizes detail in the up-close views of each ship and puts the viewer right in the center of the iconic moments from Star Trek history, but remains a practical addition to any workspace.

Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.

Months[]

This image also includes a small panel containing orthographic views of the ship and the artist's signature.
  • May ("U.S.S. Enterprise-E") – The Sovereign-class USS Enterprise-E in orbit of a planet with a shuttle coming in to dock and a bluish-green nebula in the background, by Colin Morella.
  • June ("Enterprise and Comet") – Enterprise NX-01 next to a pinkish-white comet, by Richard Smith.
  • Centerfold ("Shore Leave - Galileo") – The Constitution-class Enterprise in drydock with the shuttlecraft Galileo departing from the shuttlebay, by Michael Yager.
  • July ("U.S.S Columbia") – The Hermes-class USS Columbia rendezvousing with a communication outpost, by Robert Heckadon.
  • August ("Vor'cha and Enterprise-D") - The Enterprise-D and a Vor'cha-class ship in orbit of a planet (from TNG: "Redemption"), by Robert Thompson.
  • September ("A New Home for the Rihannsu") – A number of Romulan warbirds orbiting a planet, by Thomas Raube.
  • October ("Charting the Cygnus Loop") - An unknown class of Federation starship in a blue nebula with two planets and several stars in the background, by Shawn Weixelman.
  • November ("Romulan Warbird") – A D'deridex-class Romulan warbird firing its forward disruptor array, by Chris Ford.
  • December ("Defiant") – The Defiant-class USS Defiant speeding towards a Borg cube with red and blue nebulas in the background, by David Combe.

Background information[]

  • Artists for this year's calendar were selected by a panel of judges through a contest held by StarTrek.com.

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