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An Unofficial Fan Exhibition of Star Trek Screen Used Costumes and Props Introduction AN UNOFFICIAL FAN EXHIBITION OF STAR TREK SCREEN USED COSTUMES AND PROPS INTRODUCTION We offer you an exclusive exhibition of screen used costumes and prop replicas through all Star Trek TV shows and movies. This exhibition is an amazing experience for all Sci-fi fans a Star Trek enthusiasts. Your visitors can come up close to the original screen used wardrobe like never before. The exhibition consists of screen used costumes from Star Trek 2009, Into Darkness, Voyager, Deep space 9, Enterprise and The Next Generation. Costume replicas cover movies such as The Motion Picture, The Wrath of Khan, First Contact and other. We have also costumes and prop replicas from the latest blockbuster TV Shows which are now on air called Star Trek Discovery and Picard. In terms of props we have phasers, tricorders, combadges, communicators, phaser riffles, PADDS, aliens VFX make-up and other amazing stuff. We offer more than 50 unique exhibits FROM ALL STAR TREK SHOWS AND MOVIES! SCREEN USED COSTUMES – STAR TREK 2009/INTO DARKNESS SCREEN USED COSTUMES – STAR TREK 2009/INTO DARKNESS SCREEN USED COSTUMES – STAR TREK VOYAGER/DS9 COSTUME REPLICAS SOME OF PROP REPLICAS – STAR TREK MOVIES AND TV SHOWS EXHIBITION SETUP What you get from us: § Complete exhibition set-up (including mannequins and display cases) § 20 costumes § 30+ props § Transportation, installation and de-installation of the exhibition Exhibition requirements: § Space for the exhibition – can fit in 25sqm (m2) – ideal space 50sqm (m2) § Spacers – or other kinds of “fences” to secure costumes § Security during the exhibition closed hours LIST OF EXHIBITS COSTUMES PROPS Character Costume MOVIE/TV Movie name SU/REP Info Item specs MOVIE/TV Movie/Series name Council member dress Dress Film 2009 SU Set of combadges costume part TV series All movies Training jumpsuit Jumpsuit Film 2009 SU Cast signed photos item TV series All movies Academy uniform Uniform Film 2009 SU Jem Hadar blaster rifle weapon TV series Deep Space Nine Starfleet uniform Uniform Film 2009 SU Jem Hadar blaster pistol weapon TV series Deep Space Nine Yellow command uniform Uniform TV series Deep space 9 SU Orb item TV series Deep Space Nine Discovery command uniform Uniform TV Series Discovery REP Jem'Hadar prothetics TV series Deep Space Nine Captain Jonathan Archer uniform Uniform TV series Enterprise REP Andorian prothetics TV series Enterprise Captain James T. Kirk Bomber jacket and pants Uniform TV series Final frontier REP Tellarite prothetics TV series Enterprise Captain Jean Luc Picard uniform Uniform Film Insurection REP Phaser riffle weapon Movie First contact White dress uniform Uniform Film Insurection REP Phaser weapon TV series Picard Captain James T. Kirk uniform Uniform Film Into Darkness REP Phaser riffle weapon TV series Picard Shuttle pilot yellow Jumpsuit Film Into Darkness SU Kaitan prothetics TV series TAS Shuttle pilot suit red Jumpsuit Film Into Darkness REP Tricorder item TV series The Next Generation Admiral James T.Kirk grey Earth uniform Uniform Film The motion Picture REP MedicalTricorder item TV series The Next Generation Captain Kirk Green uniform Uniform TV series The original series REP Picard desk chips item TV series The Next Generation Admiral James T.Kirk Red maroon uniform Uniform Film The Wrath of Khan REP Promotional Diapositives item TV series The Next Generation Red command uniform Uniform TV series Voyager SU Horgon weapon TV series The Next Generation Phaser weapon TV series The Next Generation Romulan phaser weapon TV series The Next Generation SU = Screen Used Beznzit prothetics TV series The Next Generation Communicator item TV series The Original Series REP = Reproduction Phaser weapon TV series The Original Series Tricorder item TV series The Original Series Tribble item TV series The Original Series Assault Phaser weapon Movie The Undiscovered Country Communicator item Movie The Wrath of Khan Phaser weapon Movie The Wrath of Khan DISCLAIMER “Star Trek and all related marks, logos and characters are solely owned by CBS Studios Inc. This fan exhibition is not endorsed by, sponsored by, nor affiliated with CBS, Paramount Pictures, or any other Star Trek franchise, and is a fan-made exhibition intended for recreational use.“.
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