Comments on: Details On First Two Waves Of Playmates Star Trek Movie Toys + Nero’s Ship Name Revealed [UPDATED]

By: Dani Oyabu

Dani Oyabu — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 00:14:10 +0000

Well, that is certainly good, however how about the other options we’ve got here? Do you mind making a further post about them too? Thanks a bunch!

By: brandon

brandon — Sat, 25 Sep 2010 23:53:47 +0000

yeah why not the kelvin and they have not made any of the items listed here well atleast in canada anyway! any one know why?

By: bob ro

bob ro — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 03:55:04 +0000

what about the Kelvin

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“nuevas noticias de star trek 2009 “ « CHICO STAR TREK — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 05:09:03 +0000

[...] la película de J. J. Abrams, descubrimos que el nombre de la nave es Narada, y que es descrita por Trekmovie como una gigantesca medusa de metal [...]

By: Crazy Guy

Crazy Guy — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 19:14:11 +0000

Finally. Trek toys will be reappearing in stores…

Trek, Star Wars, Terminator Salvation…it’s all coming together now.

BRING IT ON!!

And I feel like a kid again.

By: Robert E Baskerville

Robert E Baskerville — Sun, 04 Jan 2009 22:26:13 +0000

I feel like a kid all over again. I hope theres also personalized figures. Im also looking foward to te film n te nw toy line. Happy Nw yr!

By: Bob

Bob — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 04:17:54 +0000

I’m new to this thing…but I gotta say…is collecting a toy for your shelf really any different than buying a painting for your wall? Either one gives you a little bit of joy depending on what your interests are. I’ll probably buy everything and give it a spot on the shelf along with all of the other Playmates and Art Asylum stuff I have.. I just hope they don’t keep making a bunch of spocks or kirks… do we really need a seperate figure for every outfit a character wore? Make more electronic ships damn it.

By: choirboy44

choirboy44 — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 00:41:23 +0000

Hey Guys, I’m new to posting on this site but have been visiting the site since it started.

I, for one, am just glad that we have new Star Trek toys to talk about again. Since my days as a kid playing with the galoob TNG figures, I have wished for more of the same size action figures. My wife says I already have enough stuff, but I can’t wait for these!

By: cinemadeus

cinemadeus — Sat, 22 Nov 2008 02:15:54 +0000

“You are so afraid of being compared to a fictional caricature that you need to insult your fellow fans to assure yourself that you are better than a Simpson stereotype.”

This is simply not true. I’m not afraid of anything of that kind. Neither am I comparing you or other fans with the typical Simpsons/Futurama nerd. It’s a fact though that many Trek fans out there are behaving like that and that’s what scares me.

However, we could talk it over again and again. Maybe I did myself not clear in the short amount of time. Blame me for my mediocre English or for not being patient enough to clarify my position.

I’m aware of the fact that neither the big making of book nor your beloved action figures will help make the world any better. Y’ know what? Spend as much money as you like on any kinds of stuff as long as you don’t forget your surroundings…

You seem to me like a nice guy and here in Germany it’s 3.11h in the morning. I’m tired of arguing with a Star Trek fan like me 8000 or so miles away, who, under other circumstances I would ask out for a couple of drinks (It does not mean that I consider myself defeated yet.)

@ Anthony:
I never intended to appear like a flamer or a troll. Sorry for that.
Keep up the good work.

Can you manage that I accompany you the next time you get invited to a TREK XI screening? Only joking…. of course not!

By: Myrth

Myrth — Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:38:46 +0000

#108 Yet more dodges. Again you skirt the fact that you are placing your interests in a higher category of “right” than others. We spend money on plastic you send money on glossy paper. Guess what, your interests in big “making of books” don’t help the poor in the third world anymore than action figures, and no amount of country name dropping will change that. Merchandising is part of the Engine that keeps any franchise going. You want the “hope” of Star Trek to reach as many people as possible? Then you better hope that all us 35 year old Trek geeks do buy that merchandising in droves or it is going to die for real this time. You are so afraid of being compared to a fictional caricature that you need to insult your fellow fans to assure yourself that you are indeed better than a Simpsons stereotype. Good on ya mate. What ever you need to do to get you through the day. Also please note that these are hardly hour long psychological analysis. These are 5 minute posts at best.