Hero Collector has something new for Star Trek fans this holiday season, which can be described as cube-shaped.
Star Trek Borg Cube Advent Calendar
You can count down to Christmas 2021 in Star Trek style with the first-ever Borg Cube Advent Calendar from Eaglemoss/Hero Collector. Designed in the shape of an iconic Borg cube, the calendar is full of 24 individual all-new gifts and accessories, one for each day.
These daily Star Trek items include a coaster set designed on the console screens from The Original Series, Enterprise-D socks, and an espresso cup commemorating the first warp flight in human history. Each day’s gift comes with a festive note detailing the story and trivia behind it, both wrapped together in branded tissue paper.
When the holiday season is over, the cube can be used as a unique storage and display unit providing a place to store your Star Trek memorabilia.
The Borg Cube Advent Calendar complete with 24 unique Star Trek items will be available in September 2021. It is available now for pre-order now at herocollector.com priced at $139.95 in the U.S. and 109.99 British Pounds in the UK.
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Because the Borg cube is so festive? What?
LOL
I’d have preferred little bottles of booze over these cheap trinkets
I’m pretty sure baby Jesus coined the phrase “Resistance is Futile!” 🤪
Hee!
Of course the moment you select Canada you get tols the website is under maintenance. Too bad I wanted to get one.
Canada is currently under maintenance.
It is not listed at all in the European stores.
It’s listed as a pre-order in both the UK and EU stores,and the US stores. Kinda pricey though,but kinda cool.
Found it.
I can help you get one. I’ve a buddy in Connecticut that’s a dealer. My Twitter is dennycranium pm me there…
Just use a mail forwarding service like Shiply if you by fate live in the GTA
Still can’t believe that nobody in merchandising ever responded to my idea bout a Trek Earth globe product modeled on the borgified Earth briefly seen in FIRST CONTACT. I bet Alex Jaeger, the ILM guy who worked up the look for that film, wouldn’t mind some fresh cssh for the concept either.
Oh, come ON. They canceled the excellent Star Trek Graphic Novel Collection so they can spend time selling crap like THIS? Really?
Yeah, I’m not sure about this one. An ominous holiday gift?
I think this looks pretty awesome and unique. Although I fear half of the „presents“ will be coasters :D
From the brilliant minds that decided people wanted to spend hundreds on a fancy rock nobody ever noticed on Picard’s desk.