Star Trek Voyager: 2 Model Kits, 1 Ship Design
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- Debuting in 1995, Star Trek: Voyager resulted in one of the most recognizable designs of a starship not called Enterprise, as well as a series of model kits that were actually produced by a rival manufacturer.
This is also a very special episode intended to raise money for cancer research. You can donate to:
Canadian Cancer Society: cancer.ca/en
American Cancer Society: www.cancer.org/
Learn more about other Star Trek model kits:
AMT's Enterprise: A 55-Year Mission: • AMT's Enterprise: A 5...
How AMT Saved Star Trek: • How AMT Saved Star Trek
References
”Aluminum Model Toys”, memory-alpha.f...
Michael Benolkin , “Bandai 1/850 USS Voyager NCC-74656 Kit First Look”, www.cybermodel...
Jay Chladek, “In the Box Review: Monogram's Voyager Reissue”, www.starshipmo...
“Intrepid Class Model”, memory-alpha.f...
John Lester, “Alliance Intrepid-class Preview”, www.starshipmo...
Nick Ottens, “Voyagers That Weren’t”, forgottentrek.com
“Polar Lights Reveals New 1:1000-Scale USS Voyager Model Kit”,
blog.trekcore.com
“Revell-Monogram”, memory-alpha.f...
“Starship, Intrepid Class”, www.scalemates...
“Star Trek: Voyager”, memory-alpha.f...
Rick Sternbach, “Designing the USS Voyager”, November 2000 Issue 19 & July 2001 Issue 28, Star Trek: The Magazine
Video Clips:
“Babylon 5” (1993-1998), Babylonian Productions, Inc. / Warner Brothers Television
“Bandai voyager”, DRK 51 / TH-cam
“Computer Animation Festival” (1996), Vista Group
“Doug Drexler Interview - Future by Design CGI Animator” (2006), Linguistic Team International
“E's Inside Star Trek Voyager”, E! Online (1987 - present), NBC Universal
“How Models are Made: Injection Molding Hard Plastic Sprues - HIPS Polystyrene Minis”, Goobertown Hobbies / TH-cam
“It takes a society”, The Canadian Cancer Society
“Shuttle Launch from U.S.S. Voyager”, Sparmi1 / TH-cam
“Launch of Star Trek Voyager” (1995), Dick Crew Productions / CBS Studios Incorporated
“1995 Lexus Coupe” (1995), Toyota Motor Corp
"Los Angeles, California 1977”, Mackenzie Rough / TH-cam
“The Making of Star Trek: Generations” (1994), Paramount Pictures
“The Offer” (2022), The White Mountain Company / Black Mass Productions / Paramount Television Studios
“Paramount Water Tower”
“Producer Rick Berman discusses Captain Kathryn Janeway", FoundationINTERVIEWS / TH-cam
“Round 2 Models - Model Kit Development Dump”, Round2forYou / TH-cam
“Round 2 Models - New Sci-fi model kit announcement!”, Round2forYou / TH-cam
“seaQuest DSV” (1993-1996), Amblin Television / Universal Television
"Shocked man feeling upset”, Stock footage provided by Freepik, downloaded from www.videvo.net
“Song of the Canary” (1978), New Day Films
“Star Trek” (1966-1968), CBS Studios Inc.
“Star Trek” (2009), Paramount Pictures
“Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier” (2007), The History Channel / Blind Vision Films / Magic Molehill Productions
“Star Trek: Deep Space Nine” (1993-1999), CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek: Enterprise” (2001-2005), CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek: First Contact” (1996), Paramount Pictures
“Star Trek: Generations” (1994), Paramount Pictures
“Star Trek: Lower Decks” (2020 - present), Roddenberry Entertainment / CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek Production Illustrator Jim Martin - Part 1” (2018), Roddenberry Entertainment / TH-cam
“Star Trek: The Next Generation” (1987-1994), CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek: The Next Generation Season 3 DVD Special Features”, (2002), CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek III: The Search for Spock” (1984), Paramount Pictures
“Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country” (1991), Paramount Pictures
“Star Trek: Voyager” (1995-2001), CBS Studios Incorporated
“Star Trek: Voyager UPN Promo” (1995), UPN 27 WGNT / TH-cam
“Star Trek Voyager Viewscreen | Green Screen with Ambient Sounds", Life With Matthew / TH-cam
"TV Static Fills The Screen (Loop)”, Stock footage provided by Freepik, downloaded from www.videvo.net
“2021 Model Kit Update - Round 2”, Round2foryou / TH-cam
“Video rewind: 'Tis the season to fight it out for a toy”, HLN / TH-cam
WonderFest 2016 Show Report”, FineScale Modeler / TH-cam
Music:
“Neon Signs”, Simon Folwar, Music from Uppbeat, uppbeat.io/t/s..., License code: C9GGRMD1IVRCXR3K
“Respite”, Simon Folwar, Music from Uppbeat, uppbeat.io/t/s..., License code: SD2PI8WFKZO52PWH
“Stardrive”, Simon Folwar, Music from Uppbeat, uppbeat.io/t/s..., License code: LIITDDCVM4FI2KNP
“Travel in the Ocean”, Monument Music, Music from Uppbeat, uppbeat.io/t/m..., License code: 8Y9GMJPNUZFIHLJO
“Wanderers”, Dorian Pinto, Music from Uppbeat, uppbeat.io/t/d..., License code: LXFEKC8PDR7HBWZ2
Sound Effects:
“Space Feedback”, licensed from www.freesfx.co.uk
I built and have on display the Bandai issues of Voyager as well as the TMP Enterprise 1701, the 1701-E, and the NX-01.
Really wished they would have made an Akira class.
Me too. The Akira is my favorite ship that is not a hero vessel. And I like it better than many of the heroes.
For sure...Round 2's aborted plans for the Thunderchild were a huge disappointment for me too.
What an awesome video. Such detail, well produced. You are the BEST!!!
Thank you! Make sure you let your friends know!
Voyagers title sequence isn’t fully CG. It’s a mix. Most noticeable is just after the title appears there’s a very obvious and prominent close up of the model flying by
Excellent documentary video! I've got two of the 1/1000 kits and 3 of the 1/670 scales to be given different names. I also scored one of the special edition sets that are in the 1/1400 scale to match the other 1/1400 ships.
1/1000 scale is definitely friendlier for the display shelf. I also love the sheer number of Trek models in that scale. It really helps you compare the sizes of the different ships.
Thanks for the kind words! I do agree that after decades of AMT box scale releases, having a consistent line of 1000 scale ships to display together is a dream. I picked up the PL kit before this video, but passed on the larger Revell kit because it was just too expensive to buy overseas and ship to Canada. That said, I’m very surprised with the size of the PL kit and think it will look great with my own 1000 scale fleet.
Your videos are so good, it is obvious you put a lot into researching the topic and make it interesting to watch.
Very kind words, thank you Margaret! I spend so much time on research and finding just the right elements to illustrate the story; it’s a ton of work as I’m a one-man show. But it’s a labour of love too, and comments like yours make it worthwhile!
I still have my special edition Voyager in the box pin & all I'm sure the decals are probably no good by now😆
Awesome! One of 20,000! the decals may still be useful if you spray them with a coat of decal varnish.
@@scaleicons thanks for the tip🖖
I built the revell kit for a friend but I found 2 major errors.
1, two of the upper decals are actually handed but were printed the same making 1 unusable.
2, the shuttle was actually to big to fit through the bay door
Fascinating! I knew the shuttle was out of scale, but I hadn’t heard about he decal issue. Thanks for writing in!
Great idea for a video! Thanks for the history lesson. Anything about the tough little ship Defiant would be awesome as well.
Thank you! Hmmmm….Defiant….an excellent suggestion!
Little...#$%^*■ !?!?
I built the 1/630-scale Voyager shortly after Revell released it and it went together very well.
This was great! I know the next Star Trek kit Round Two are producing is the Cerritos from Star Trek Lower Decks - I've seen footage of the prototype abs I cannot wait.
Thank you very much, I’m glad you enjoyed it! I saw the prototype in person at Wonderfest this year, it looks fantastic and I plan to pick one up myself!
I still have the original 95 Revell kit hanging in my old childhood home. I remember it being a fun kit to build.
Very cool! I used to hang all my kits in my bedroom too…but that was 40+ years ago. I wish I still had them! Thanks for commenting🙂
At one point you say Racing Champions, AKA RC2, developed into Round2 models, wrong!! Back in 2003 a company called Playing Mantis was the original owner of Polar Lights along with a line of die cased called Johnny Lightning, RC2 wanted the Johnny Lightning line so they bought out Playing Manits. Some time after that Tom Lowe who founded Playing Matis founded Round2 models was able to borrow the molds from RC2 and began rereleasing the old AMT Trek kits along with improved decal sheets and was eventually able to buy all of the model kit molds from RC2 and at least 2 of those Star Trek kit molds were made more accurate.
Revell also produced the Voyager the Maquis Ship and the Kazon Fighter as 'Mini' kits 1996, around 2 1/2 to 3 inches long each
I have all of these kits, in my opinion the Revell kit is far superior in both scale and detail. But the best one of all is the Bandai model, it's expensive now and I don't consider it a “model kit“ in the classic sense, more like a piece of IKEA furniture with some assembly required, but it's a beautiful model!
I can’t argue with that. Because of the smaller size and molding limitations, R2 had to skimp on some of the details for their kit. I’ve never built a Bandai kit, but it looks impressive.
I got the 97 Revell kit and spent 6 months meticulously making it only to have my ex wife(now) to get mad at me and throw it through a window. Needless to say, it didn’t survive…
Yikes! That’s a shame.
Well done! I always thought the Voyager was the only thing from the show that got a model
Thanks John! Yeah, it’s weird how Revell only produced the 3 kits, and now they only do the Voyager itself.
Built them all,except for Bandi voyager.Still have them all.
Great information, but my brain blips out everytime you say the word decal
Thanks Matthew. As for the pronunciation, it seems to be regional (Canadian). I’ve been saying it this way for over 50 years as has everyone else I know up here, including all my IPMS peeps. Rather than changing, I’m owning. #DECKELS 😉
I love your videos, there's not enough of them but I'd say they take an age to research.
Thanks very much! Yep, they take a long time, and as I’m a one-man show there’s always so much competition for my time from real life. Thanks for watching and for your support!
You can tell the cgi voyager from the model on the show, the physical model didn’t have lights in the windows under the hanger deck due to the mechanism that moved the engines up and down
Good catch!
BTW your audio could be a lot better, it’s mostly muffled and hard to hear! Decent video though.
It’s funny even Hallmarks Voyager ornament was halfassed model. The paint and body details were okay, but the lighting was terrible!! I have one of the early AMT Voyager kits still in the box, I never liked any of them, it’s just a boring look.
Great
9:31 you pronounced ‘decals’ like I always have! Must be a Canadian thing. I only hear people these days pronounce it Deeeee-cals.
Yeah it’s very Canadian. I grew up with and am still surrounded by people who say “deckle”. I really only ever hear “Dee-cal” when I watch TH-cam videos.
@@scaleicons Very cool to hear, I am from Alberta, and thats what I grew up with.
I am too, originally. But I spent 30 years in the military moving around the country, and heard “deckle” everywhere I went. I’m in Ontario now, and that’s the pronunciation at my local IPMS club too.
UK here, ‘deckals’ would be the natural way to pronounce it for most Brits. The long first vowel in the American Deecal pronunciation is normal for the USA, such as ‘deefense’ or ‘reesearch’.
I like that we all have different ways of speaking, makes life more interesting.
Anyway decals is pronounced ‘transfers’ 😊😊😊
Happy modelling.
Deckles, dee-cals, transfers…anything but “stickers” 😁
4:13… “Voyager was unique. Not only was it the first Star Trek series on network tv since 1969…”.
Are you kidding me? ST:The Animated Series, TNG, DS9… I guess those skipped network airing and were only available on cable and VHS then!?!?!
Check your facts before uploading… I mean you even took the time to add that as text in your video and still didn’t catch yourself.
If you can’t get that simple fact right, why would I stay to watch and listen to anything else?
Those were *syndicated*, not network tv productions. Voyager was the first Trek produced by a network for air on a network. Thanks for watching.
@@scaleicons Perhaps that is the fact that should have been presented in the video instead.
Syndication… especially first airing… only means that there were not any network exclusivity deals. Any individual station, regardless of network affiliation, could choose to purchase Star Trek for broadcast in their market. All Star Trek prior to Voyager, did in fact, air on network tv!
@@peterpanpoohhey obviously you think you are better than everyone. You seem to be a human being that has to be right and are oblivious to just relaxing and enjoy a you tube video. Peter, you need to take the big uncomfortable stick out of your bum and relax your clench and learn to enjoy the simple little guilty pleasures of our world and be reminded of good childhood memories of watching Star Trek shows. So in dumb speak for you, don’t argue with a content creator. Scale Icons creator most likely takes much time researching their content to shut up cry babies like you. “Are you not Entertained”! The video is fun, not a university course for you to argue a minute, dumb and unwelcomed negative comment. You have a sad life. Plus if you are so smart, start your own TH-cam channel and really tell people how wrong they are and you are the smartest. This is my opinion as a TH-cam viewer. Somebody always tries to start something with negative comments because they are miserable with their life.😢.
DE-CALS... #decals stop pushing deck-els.
It’s how we pronounce it in Canada. 🙂Thanks for watching! #DECKELS