Eaglemoss Collections Star Trek Expanded Universe Starships

The SS Yorktown was a 23rd century Federation starship operated by Starfleet. In 2268, the Yorktown was scheduled to deliver vaccines bound for the colony on Theta VII after a rendezvous with the USS Enterprise. In 2286, the Yorktown was under the command of Captain Joel Randolph. While deployed near the Sol system, the Yorktown was one of the many vessels disabled by the Whale Probe near Earth.

The USS Aventine is a first generation Vesta-class starship that was commissioned in 2380 and was the second starship of her class to be completed. Originally commanded by Captain Dexar, command of the Aventine was given to Lieutenant Commander - and subsequently promoted to Captain - Ezri Dax after Captain Dexar and his First Officer, Commander Tovak were killed in combat with a Borg Sphere near Acamar.

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The USS Defiant (NCC-1764) was a 23rd century Federation Constitution-class starship operated by Starfleet. It was one of three known Federation starships to bear the name Defiant. Built at Tranquility Base, Luna, the Defiant was named in honor of the British warship HMS Defiant.

The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C) was a 24th century Federation Ambassador-class starship operated by Starfleet. This was the fourth Federation starship to bear the name Enterprise. In 2344, Captain Rachel Garrett was the commanding officer of this ship.

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The USS Titan (NCC-80102) was a Luna-class Federation starship in Starfleet service, launched in the year 2379 under the command of Captain William T. Riker. The Titan, like the other ships in the Luna class, was named for a moon in the Sol system, Titan. This new series of vessels had one of the most diverse crews in fleet history - fewer than 15% of the Titan crew members were Human.

The first clean rendition of the curvy Voyager came on June 16th, 1994, allowing Sternbach to continue finding the best nacelle placement, but also showed how the smoothed hull could still be accented with interesting bits of Starfleet hardware.