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#131 Arctic One (United Earth) Moon Transport Model Die Cast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
#131 Arctic One (United Earth) Moon Transport Model Die Cast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
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#131 Arctic One Diecast Model Ship (United Earth) (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
Star Trek: Official Starships Collection part 131 features Arctic One as seen in the Star Trek: Enterprise episode 'Regeneration'. This United Earth Arctic One-type transport was in service in the mid-22nd century. During an exploration of Earth's Arctic Circle, its crew discovered a crash-landed Borg vessel and were assimilated by drones who took command of the ship and tried to pilot it back to the Delta Quadrant. This highly detailed Arctic One model starship has been cast in specially formulated metallic resin and painted by hand. The Arctic One was a specialised research ship used in extreme cold-weather environments. In appearance, the 80-meter long vessel resembled a huge snowmobile and was fitted with three landing skis, which allowed it to set down on snowy ground.
