Hollywood, Pop Culture, & Collectibles
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Lot 187
Star Trek: The Next Generation Production Mold of The Remmler Array Space Dock.
Estimate: $600 - $900
Sold for
$360
Sold Price includes BP
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[GREG JEIN]. Star Trek: The Next Generation Production Mold of The Remmler Array Space Dock. Rubber or heavy silicone relief mold. Most notable appearance is episode 18 of the sixth season of Star Trek TNG, "Starship Mine."
The Array consisted of two planar generators positioned parallel to one another. A starship would be parked with the generators to its port and starboard, and a baryon sweep would be conducted between the generators.
The USS Enterprise-D stopped at the Remmler Array for its first baryon sweep in 2369. While there, several mercenaries posing as maintenance crew attempted to steal trilithium resin from the ship's warp core, but were thwarted by Enterprise captain Jean-Luc Picard.
Condition
14 1/2 x 15 1/2". Dust and accretions present. Very good.
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From the Personal Collection of Greg Jein.
