#18 Bajoran Solar Sailor Model Die Cast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
#18 Bajoran Solar Sailor Model Die Cast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
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#18 Bajoran Solar Sailor Model Die Cast Ship (Star Trek)
One of the most unusual and beautiful designs ever created for Star Trek, 'the Bajoran Solar Sailor ship or also called Lightship' joins the Star Trek The Official Starships Collection This ancient ship was designed to ride tachyon streams that enabled it to cross vast distances at high speed. The original model was one of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's first experiments with CG starships and this die-cast model ship has been carefully reproduced from the original concept drawings.
One of the most unusual and beautiful designs ever created for Star Trek, 'the Bajoran Solar Sailor ship or also called Lightship' joins the Star Trek The Official Starships Collection
This ancient ship was designed to ride tachyon streams that enabled it to cross vast distances at high speed. The original model was one of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's first experiments with CG starships and this die-cast model ship has been carefully reproduced from the original concept drawings.
The accompanying magazine explores the design and specs of the ship, as well as a more in-depth look at the DS9 episode where the Bajoran Solar Sailor was featured.
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