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*'''Cover''' ("Go!") - The {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701}} ({{e|Where No Man Has Gone Before}}-version) flying through an [[asteroid field]], by [[Aurore DeBlois]]. |
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*'''January''' ("Things From Another World") - A wintry shot depicting the excavation team approaching the [[Borg sphere]] remains in the ''[[Arctic One]]'' at the north pole (from: {{e|Regeneration}}), by [[John Teska]]. |
*'''January''' ("Things From Another World") - A wintry shot depicting the excavation team approaching the [[Borg sphere]] remains in the ''[[Arctic One]]'' at the north pole (from: {{e|Regeneration}}), by [[John Teska]]. |
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Revision as of 13:30, 7 October 2014
Template:Realworld Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2008) is the 2008 edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series. Events depicted in this calendar are not considered to be canon.
Summary
- Publisher's description
- Displaying amazing artistry in its unique, dramatic depictions of Star Trek's ships, if you are a Star Trek fan, a science fiction fan, or a space art aficionado this calendar will appeal to you. Featuring fourteen pieces of new Star Trek ship art created exclusive for this calendar, the eagerly anticipated Star Trek Ships of the Line 2008 Calendar will amaze and delight you.
- Excerpts of copyrighted sources are included for review purposes only, without any intention of infringement.
Months
- Cover ("Go!") - The USS Enterprise ("Where No Man Has Gone Before"-version) flying through an asteroid field, by Aurore DeBlois.
- January ("Things From Another World") - A wintry shot depicting the excavation team approaching the Borg sphere remains in the Arctic One at the north pole (from: "Regeneration"), by John Teska.
- February ("Hole in the Hedge") - A Klingon D7 battle cruiser chases the Class F shuttlecraft, Galileo, through an ice field (from: Star Trek: New Voyages episode "To Serve All My Days"), by Doug Drexler.
- March ("Skin of Their Teeth") - A shot of a Borg cube firing on the USS Voyager, by Jose Perez.
- April ("Top Secret") - A sepia toned image of Enterprise NX-01 over New York City (from: "Storm Front"), by Pierre Drolet.
- The picture for April contains a reference to the number 47. The date on the top-left hand corner is 4/7/1945.
- May ("Ice Station Alpha") - A Federation shuttlepod skating the ice, by Mark Rademaker.
- June ("Hide and Seek") - The Enterprise NX-01 hides from a Klingon Bird-of-Prey in an asteroid, by Koji Kuramura.
- Center fold ("Ode to McCall") - The same picture as that on the cover of the Ships of the Line book, by Doug Drexler.
- July ("The Animateds") - The USS Enterprise and two robot grain ships encounter the Klingon Battlecruiser IKS Devisor (from: "More Tribbles, More Troubles"), by Daren Dochterman.
- August ("Galileo was Right") - A shot of the Galileo shuttlecraft, with a shot of the refitted Enterprise in the background, by Sean Jackson.
- September ("Center Seat") - A panoramic of the USS Enterprise in spacedock (from: Star Trek: New Voyages vignette "Center Seat"), by Max Rem.
- October ("One Last Push") - The Federation fleet fends off a group of Cardassian and Jem'Hadar ships (from: "What You Leave Behind"), by Mike Stetson
- November ("Faith of the Heart") - Inspection pods fly over the surface of the Enterprise NX-01, as it orbits the night side of a planet, by Fred Pienkos
- December ("Uneasy Truce") - The USS Enterprise and IKS Gr'oth in orbit of Deep Space Station K-7 (from: "The Trouble with Tribbles"), by Rob Bonchune.
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