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   RJS Reproduction of Original 1968 Prop -Star Trek Phaser 2 Fiberglass Midgrade. This remastered original P2 is a museum quality replica of the phasers used on set. This phaser is the most accurate phaser ever available. The original phaser bodies are shaped odd and somewhat uneven. Other versions are idealized and never looked right. I copied everything on the originals from my reference and handmade the fiberglass shells. This is the one that you have been wanting since you watched Star Trek and wanted a phaser. It's been 55 exciting years of watching Star Trek and we have been ...

   Star Trek MidGrade Phaser, Fiberglass, 1968, Phaser Reproduction. On nominal 5 X 7 Custom Display Stand. Featuring All Metal custom-turned Aluminum and Brass trims, fins are molded into fiberglass and have a silver leaf finish. Painted to mimic the Screen-Seen prop. The metal and acrylic work on this midgrade is finished to an exceptionally polished grade. The sale includes a NOMINAL 5x7-inch "photo" acrylic and aluminum display stand. The photo can be changed by the purchaser. This is a very precise reproduction of the Fiberglass Midgrade Phaser measuring the nominal size in ...

   Star Trek MidGrade Phaser, Fiberglass, Kirk's Phaser Reproduction From. Dagger Of The Mind (Episode). Featuring A Metal custom-machined Aluminum thumbwheel, custom-stamped aluminum crisp, real hand-laid fiberglass shell, correct color Velcro hook laid in proper bias angle, and Set Used paint colors. Painted to mimic the Set-Used prop seen on the episode and held by Captain Kirk. Of 3-5/8" long x 1-5/8" wide x 1 thick. Van Gelder, played by Morgan Woodward, noted that his actions on this episode greatly affected him on both a personal and professional level. Woodward felt the role of Dr. ...

   Star Trek MidGrade Phaser, Fiberglass, Kirk's Phaser Reproduction From. Featuring All Metal custom-turned Aluminum and Brass trims, fins are distressed and scribed into fiberglass. Painted and twisted to mimic the Screen-Seen prop that was CRUSHED by Khan in engineering while intimidating Captain Kirk. A historic title originating among nomadic tribes in the Central and Eastern Eurasian Steppe to refer to a chief or ruler. It first appears among the Rouran and then the Göktürks as a variant of khagan (sovereign, emperor). Spock identifies the vessel from its outer hull markings as ...