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Shuttlecraft Set 5 (Air Tram, Tug, Galileo & Type-8) Model Diecast SSSUK713 Collector's Ships (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
Shuttlecraft Set 5 (Air Tram, Tug, Galileo & Type-8) Model Diecast SSSUK713 Collector's Ships (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
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Returns
Returns
30 day returns. If you need to return your purchase, we'll offer a full refund or exchange as long as:
- It's been fewer than 30 days since you received your item
- It's in resalable condition e.g. tags still attached, packaging is unopened, item has not been stained or marked.
Shuttlecraft Set 5 (Air Tram Model Diecast SSSUK713 Collector's Ships (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
Don't miss out on the ever-popular exclusive collector's set, Star Trek Shuttles 5.
The set includes:
- Issue 17 - Starfleet Air Tram - A short-distance public transport vehicle, conveying passengers through Earth’s lower atmosphere.
- Issue 18 - Starfleet Tug - A short-range vehicle used on Earth and in its orbital facilities for a variety of tasks
- Issue 19 - Galileo 5 Shuttlecraft (U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-A)
- Issue 20 - Type-8 Shuttlecraft - This small, versatile shuttle was used for a variety of short-range missions
These amazingly detailed Star Trek Shuttles are cast in metallic resin, includes a display stand and specially-commissioned Okudagram schematic, created by Mike Okuda precisely as he would have done if it had been used on the show. These new Okudagrams are printed on a plastic sheet with a stand for easy display.
