Star Trek Book Alice Shuttlecraft Magazine
Star Trek Book Alice Shuttlecraft Magazine
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Expand your Starfleet archives with the fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine covering the enigmatic Alice Shuttlecraft. In early 2376, this unassuming vessel was acquired by *Lieutenant* Tom Paris from Abaddon's Repository of Lost Treasures, a trading post where the ship had passed through the hands of a Haakonian trader before its elusive potential caught the pilot's eye.
Hailed by Paris as a true work of art that felt sculpted rather than merely assembled, the craft was secured in exchange for his personal jukebox and three used power cells from the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656. Named 'Alice' in honor of a former acquaintance from Starfleet Academy, the vessel concealed advanced and unconventional technology, including a complex neurogenic interface capable of interacting directly with its pilot.
Whether you are cataloging the diverse vessels of the quadrant or studying the fascinating engineering marvels encountered across deep space, this official publication offers an insightful look into one of the more unorthodox acquisitions in Starfleet history.
- Official *Star Trek: The Official Starships* publication
- Includes comprehensive imagery and behind-the-scenes production context
- Explores the history and unique technical specifications of the Alice Shuttlecraft
PRODUCT DETAILS
Expand your Starfleet archives with the fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine covering the enigmatic Alice Shuttlecraft. In early 2376, this unassuming vessel was acquired by *Lieutenant* Tom Paris from Abaddon's Repository of Lost Treasures, a trading post where the ship had passed through the hands of a Haakonian trader before its elusive potential caught the pilot's eye.
Hailed by Paris as a true work of art that felt sculpted rather than merely assembled, the craft was secured in exchange for his personal jukebox and three used power cells from the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656. Named 'Alice' in honor of a former acquaintance from Starfleet Academy, the vessel concealed advanced and unconventional technology, including a complex neurogenic interface capable of interacting directly with its pilot.
Whether you are cataloging the diverse vessels of the quadrant or studying the fascinating engineering marvels encountered across deep space, this official publication offers an insightful look into one of the more unorthodox acquisitions in Starfleet history.
- Official *Star Trek: The Official Starships* publication
- Includes comprehensive imagery and behind-the-scenes production context
- Explores the history and unique technical specifications of the Alice Shuttlecraft
PRODUCT DETAILS
Expand your Starfleet archives with the fully illustrated Star Trek: The Official Starships magazine covering the enigmatic Alice Shuttlecraft. In early 2376, this unassuming vessel was acquired by *Lieutenant* Tom Paris from Abaddon's Repository of Lost Treasures, a trading post where the ship had passed through the hands of a Haakonian trader before its elusive potential caught the pilot's eye.
Hailed by Paris as a true work of art that felt sculpted rather than merely assembled, the craft was secured in exchange for his personal jukebox and three used power cells from the U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656. Named 'Alice' in honor of a former acquaintance from Starfleet Academy, the vessel concealed advanced and unconventional technology, including a complex neurogenic interface capable of interacting directly with its pilot.
Whether you are cataloging the diverse vessels of the quadrant or studying the fascinating engineering marvels encountered across deep space, this official publication offers an insightful look into one of the more unorthodox acquisitions in Starfleet history.
- Official *Star Trek: The Official Starships* publication
- Includes comprehensive imagery and behind-the-scenes production context
- Explores the history and unique technical specifications of the Alice Shuttlecraft
