Star Trek(翻為:星際爭霸戰)已經在台灣上映了,國外DVICE特地整理15款由樂高
所拼成的場景或飛船,樂高 + ST的魅力真的無法擋。
1. Classic Enterprise
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I'd be remiss if I didn't kick off this list with Dave and John Xandegar's venerable NCC-1701 USS Enterprise. Here's a view of the back:
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2. Next Gen Enterprise
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For TNG fans like LEGOsmith Kevin and myself (related only by first name), there's no substitute for the Enterprise-D. Nice detail on the nacelles:
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3. Kapla!
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Of course, it isn't a party unless the Klingons show up. This battlecruiser by John Harms' comes pretty close to the real deal.
4. Resistance (to love) is futile
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Everyone's favorite cyborg villains were a lot scarier before Mike Crowley gussied up their cube. Check out the interior of the "Love Shak" below:
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5. Locutus of LEGO
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Patrick Yrizarry's "Legcutus" of Borg may not be too happy to see you, though.
6. Cardassians Galor(e)
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Even those head-ridged Cardassians get some love from LEGO enthusiast Arka. Bonus points if you know which side is the front of this Galor-class cruiser:
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7. Shuttle spotlight
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Small and boxy, it's a shuttle from TOS by Unitron6991. Then there's Uni's TNG shuttle.
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Stewart Park also took a stab at it, beefing it up a bit and making it look a bit like an ambulance:
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8. Warbird
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Spencer Dickson's Romulan Warbird turned out pretty well. He nailed the trademark "wings" of the vessel:
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9. Voyager
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Let's get back to the Federation. Sven Junga's Voyager even has the shuttle bay fully modeled.
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10. Split Defiant
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Even cooler is Junga's Defiant, which splits in two to reveal a mock-up of the ship's decks.
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Look close — he even modeled the warp drive:
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11. Triple Prometheus
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The crème de la crème of Junga's collection is the USS Prometheus, which splits apart into not two, but three different sections:
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12. Classic miniatures
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"Mini-figs" are pretty popular among Star Trek LEGO enthusiasts. Here's a Romulan Bird of Prey and and the NCC-1701 by Brandon Griffith.
13. More miniatures
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Ben Smith's mini-figs are a fine example of using as few LEGOs as possible while still capturing the shape and color of the vessel. His Miranda Akira Miranda-class starship looks great, too:
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14. Even crazier miniatures
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Chris Deck's collection of mini-figs is pretty complete, with ships you won't see in too many other LEGO collections. Up above is a Daedalus-class vessel, with an Miranda Akira-class down below.
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He's also assembled the odd duck of the Federation, the one-nacelle Freedom-class:
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The Klingons may not appreciate it, but Deck's Bird of Prey is adorable:
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15. Vulcan beauty
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Of course, no Star Trek LEGO list would be complete with Jon Walker's "Surak Mk. II," which is fashioned after a Vulcan vessel seen in Star Trek: Enterprise. Let's take a closer look at that ring:
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Seriously, this thing might as well be a movie prop:
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Last one, I promise:
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I lied:
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