Eaglemoss STAR TREK STCN05
Ambassador-class Heavy Cruiser Diecast Model
Starfleet, NCC-1701-C USS Enterprise, STAR TREK: Probert Concept, w/Magazine

1:3750 Scale		Length		Width
Ambassador-class Heavy Cruiser		5.5"		2.75"

The Ambassador-class USS Enterprise-C was the second major federation starship to be introduced after the introduction of the Galaxy-class USS Enterprise-D, the first one having been the kitbashed Constellation-class in the form of the USS Stargazer. Though a significant design variation, utilizing Star Trek: The Next Generation design elements, the design, established as an older one, was only to have a limited presence in the Star Trek-franchise. The studio model was designed by Rick Sternbach, based on sketches as well as on a design concept painting produced by Andrew Probert for the first season of Star Trek: The Next Generation. The design was intended to suggest an intermediate step between the Excelsior-class and the Galaxy-class starships.

Ambassador-class Heavy Cruiser

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The Eaglemoss Collections "STAR TREK" range presents highly-detailed, ready made diecast models of "STAR TREK" starships including the most significant vessels from all five STAR TREK TV series, including dozens of ships that have never been produced before. Each ship has been painstakingly recreated in die-cast metal and high quality ABS and then painted by hand.

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• Pad printed markings and placards that won't fade or peel like decals.
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