Quantum Mechanix Star Trek insignia badges

Quantum Mechanix (otherwise known as QMx) have been releasing Star Trek insignia badges since 2009. Like many of QMx's products, the badges are highly accurate reproductions of screen used props, in some cases even using original production molds.

QMx have two different ranges: Full scale prop replicas (early badges had pin backs, but these were soon replaced with powerful magnets, allowing each badge to be worn without damaging clothing), and under-scaled pins (which continue to use pin fastenings).

The list below is split into those two groups, and then in reverse release order, with the latest badges at the top of each section.

Full-scale replicas

 Discovery mirror universe insignia badge pins

• Series/format: Discovery insignia pins for all three department colour variants.
• Release date: 2019.
• Coverage: Images, additional images.
• Purchase: Entertainment Earth, Forbidden Planet.

Discovery Enterprise insignia badges

• Series/format: Discovery insignia for all four department variants, releases in pairs with the corresponding mini pin (see below).
• Release date: 2019.
• Coverage: Images, additional images.
• Purchase: Entertainment Earth, Forbidden Planet.

QMx 1:6 scale Star Trek articulated figures

QMx have produced a range of Star Trek characters as 1:6 scale articulated figures, starting in 2016. Each character is released separately, and features highly detailed head sculpts, intricately recreated cloth costumes, numerous accessories, and an assortment of different hands to allow different poses, and to hold all those accessories. Each figures also comes with a display base. Most of the releases have also been available as an exclusive edition when bought directly from QMx, including additional accessories. At 1:6 scale, each character is about twelve inches tall.

So far the majority of releases have been of TOS TV-era characters. There has been one TNG figure in the series so far. QMx have plans for many more characters from the TOS and TNG TV eras, plus Wrath of Khan, Star Trek Beyond, and Discovery figures.

This list is in release order.

Captain Kirk

• Overview: TV-era Captain Kirk, with a phaser pistol, communicator, tablet and stylus, and landing party utility belt. There are numerous hands to hold each of those, plus a pointing hand, and karate chop hand! The exclusive edition comes with a phaser rifle too.
• Release date: July 2016.
• Coverage: Images and details.
• Purchase: Amazon, Things From Another World, Entertainment Earth, Forbidden Planet.

Spock

• Overview: TV-era Spock, with a phaser pistol, communicator, tricorder, and landing party utility belt. There are numerous hands to hold each of those, plus ones for the live long and prosper sign, nerve pinch and mind meld. The exclusive edition comes with a Vulcan lyre too.
• Release date: July 2016.
• Coverage: Images and details.
• Purchase: Amazon, Things From Another World, Entertainment Earth, Forbidden Planet.

F-Toys Star Trek starship models

F-Toys is a Japanese maker of small models, which come packaged with sweets. They have released several Star Trek ships, starting in 2008, with the Star Trek Fleet Collection. Most of the same ships from that original series were reissued in 2016, and there have also been mirror universe variants of some designs.

The ships often require some limited assembly to complete them up, and come with an adjustable display base, with text describing the ship.

This list is in release order.

Enterprise NX-01

• Notes: From the first Star Trek Fleet Collection range, and also included in the series when it was reissued.
• Release date: 2008 and 2016.

USS Enterprise NCC-1701

• Notes: From the first Star Trek Fleet Collection range, and also included in the series when it was reissued.
• Release date: 2008 and 2016.

Star Trek Hallmark Keepsake decorations

Hallmark's Keepsake range is a huge ongoing series of Christmas decorations, featuring characters and other designs from numerous properties, including Star Trek. The first Star Trek design, a model of the USS Enterprise was released in 1991, and there have been new Star Trek ornaments every year ever since, with between one and six new Star Trek designs available every year.

For most of the run of the series Star Trek offerings have tended to fall into three categories: Models of ships, which have featured every year but one since the first Star Trek piece in the range. Figurines of individual characters, sometimes with sections of a location, which have featured almost most years since 1995. And dioramas featuring multiple characters and/or sections of locations, most often recreating specific moments from episodes and movies; these have been a regular feature in the range since 2004.

There have been a handful of other formats as well, including more traditional glass decorations, props, and even a postage stamp. There have also been occasional larger ornaments aside from the tree-hanging type, including table-top pieces and tree toppers. Many of the ornaments feature light or sound effects.

The 2020 introduces a new Storytellers range, which interact with each other to tell stories, varying depending on which decorations you have.

This list is split into six, collecting together the starships range, figurines, dioramas, Storytellers, other hanging decorations, and larger format releases. Within each section the lists are in reverse release order, with the latest designs at the top of the section.

Starships

La Sirena

• Notes:  Includes sound features.
• Release date: October 2021.
• Coverage: Rendering, additional images.

HMS Bounty

• Notes: Includes sound features. A convention exclusive limited edition of 3500, available at Comic-Con@Home, New York Comic Con, and Hallmark's Keepsake Ornament Club.
• Release date: July 2021.
• Coverage: Details.

Star Trek Funko Pop! vinyl figures

Page created 15th June 2016. Last updated 7th October 2021.

Funko's Pop! vinyl range of stylised figures encompassed characters from a huge range of TV series, films, video games, and more, including numerous Star Trek characters representing multiple series. The first Star Trek characters entered the range in 2013, and there have been regular additions in the subsequent years, typically coming in a large assortment of characters from one particular series at a time. There have also been a few additional retail exclusive characters.

This list is in reverse release order, with the newest releases at the top of the page.

Spock in captain's chair

• Overview: Pop! with Purpose release, supporting the charity Rivet.
• Release date: November 2021.
• Coverage: Images.
• Purchase: Target(ad), Entertainment Earth(ad), Amazon(ad).

Spock and Isis

• Overview: Funko.com exclusive from the 2021 TOS assortment.
• Release date: July 2021.
• Coverage: Images.
• Purchase: Ebay(ad)

Hot Wheels Star Trek starship models

Since 2009 Hot Wheels have released a number of model Star Trek starships. The collection so far includes ships from TOS, TNG, and nuTrek. Most of the ships have been part of a mid-scale series, where ships are typically about fifteen centimeters on the longest side. There are also a few releases as part of Hot Wheels smaller model-car series, which are about seven centimeters long.

Most of the mid-scale ships have been released in waves of four to six ships. The third was was released as a multi-pack with the board game Star Trek Scene It?.

This list is split into the two scales, in release order by the initial release of any ship class (with any subsequent variants listed immediately after) within each section.

Mid-scale models

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 refit

• Overview: Movie-era refit USS Enterprise. This model has been released twice: As part of the first series, when it was inaccurately labelled on the packaging as the Enterprise-A, and in the second series with the correct packaging.
• Release date: May 2009 (series 1), January 2010 (series 2).
• Purchase: Amazon.com.

USS Enterprise NCC-1701 in space dock

• Overview: Refit USS Enterprise in a special space-dock style display case, and painted as if part-way through the refit. A San Diego Comic Con exclusive.
• Release date: July 2009.
• Purchase: Amazon.com.

Mondo Star Trek posters and albums

Mondo is an art company that obtained a license to produce Star Trek posters in 2010. Mondo's speciality is limited edition screen print posters inspired by popular culture, typically presented in retro styles. They also produce vinyl soundtracks, VHS videos, apparel, and other merchandise, all featuring original artwork. To date Mondo's Star Trek range has mostly included posters representing TOS, TNG, and Voyager, as well as small assortment of other merchandise including nuTrek designs.

Space Seed

• Artist: Martin Ansin.
• Format: 24 x 36 inch screen print with metallic ink. Edition of 300.
• Variant: Printed on wood. Edition of 35.
• Release date: 2010.

The Trouble with Tribbles - Spock

• Artist: Olly Moss.
• Format: 18 x 24 inch screen print. Edition of 350.
• Release date: 2010.

Star Trek postage stamps

Postage stamps featuring Star Trek designs have been produced by numerous countries around the world, and have drawn inspiration from most of the Star Trek series (the only on-screen series not represented now are Discovery and TAS) featuring various characters, ships, and other icons of the series. As most special design stamps are released to appeal to a collectors market, many of the Star Trek designs have been released in souvenir miniature sheets, many featuring the stamps as part of a larger design.

This list is organised in reverse release order, with the newest designs at the top of the page.

Gold Key Comics stamps (set 3)

• Overview: Set of six stamps featuring covers of Gold Key Comics. Released on a miniature sheet.
• Country of issue: Marshall Islands.
• Date of issue: 30th April 2019.

Gold Key Comics stamps (set 2)

• Overview: Set of six stamps featuring covers of Gold Key Comics. Released on a miniature sheet.
• Country of issue: Grenada.
• Date of issue: 30th April 2019.

IDW's Star Trek (Kelvin timeline) ongoing comic series

IDW's Star Trek ongoing series is a series of Kelvin timeline comics, the first stories from the new timeline of the 2009 Star Trek movie set after the events of the film. The series began in 2011, and was the first continuous Star Trek comic series from the publisher (as opposed to the miniseries that made up all their previous Star Trek titles). The series eventually ran for sixty issues, concluding in 2016, by which time it had become the fourth longest running Star Trek comic series ever.

The series began with two-part reinterpretations of TOS episodes, and gradually introduced more entirely original stories as the series progressed. It has also had several flash-back issues filling in some of the back-story of the nuTrek characters. Several stories from the series also included crossovers with other Star Trek series, directly or in flashback, introducing elements of DS9, TOS, and TNG. As the series continued the format has varied more, with stories of different lengths, ranging from one to six issues long.

The series was written almost entirely by Mike Johnson, with Ryan Parrott contributing the only two issues not written by him. Numerous artists have worked on the series, with Tony Shasteen the most prolific, having illustrated most issues since issue thirty-five.

The first twenty issues of the series were set between the first nuTrek film and Into Darkness (or flashbacks to earlier), issue twenty-one picked up events following Into Darkness. From issue forty-two to fifty-two the series was given a subtitle, 5 Year Mission, reflecting the mission the Enterprise had embarked upon.

The series ended to coincide with the release of the movie Star Trek Beyond in 2016. A new ongoing series, Boldly Go, from the same creative team, launched later the same year, continuing the Kelvin timeline story after the events of the film.

#1: Where No Man Has Gone Before, Part 1

• Notes: First half of a two-part nuTrek version of the classic episode Where No Man Has Gone Before.
• Writer: Mike Johnson. Artist: Stephen Molnar.
• Published: September 2011.
• Coverage: Preview pages.
• Purchase: Amazon.com.

#2: Where No Man Has Gone Before, Part 2

• Notes: Second half of a two-part nuTrek version of the classic episode Where No Man Has Gone Before.
• Writer: Mike Johnson. Artist: Stephen Molnar.
• Published: October 2011.
• Coverage: Preview pages.
• Purchase: Amazon.com.