Fanhome has been ramping up promotion for their new expansion of The Official Star Trek Starships Collection, with the launch of their subscription program set to pick up where Eaglemoss left off in 2022.
Last week the company announced the full lineup for the first 20 ships in their planned series, and they had several of the new models on display for fans to see up close at New York Comic Con this past weekend — starting with the initial starship in the new line, the USS Titan-A from Star Trek: Picard Season 3.
The Titan-A was actually available for direct purchased in limited quantities during the convention (just 250 pieces were available), and Picard actor Todd Stashwick (Captain Liam Shaw) made an appearance on Friday, October 18 to autograph some of those ships as fans came to the Fanhome booth.
The Titan is shipping soon to subscribers (and will be available for individual purchase shortly after) — and the Constitution III-class ship was joined on display by the XL-sized Enterprise-G model, scheduled to ship to collectors in May 2025.
Next was the second entry in Fanhome’s fleet, set to ship to subscribers in November: the Sagan-class USS Stargazer (NCC-82893) from Picard Season 2. This was joined by December’s USS Farragut (NCC-1647), from Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Season 1.
The first XL-sized model shipping out is the Odyssey-class USS Enterprise-F, the starship from Star Trek Online which previously had two different Eaglemoss models. This edition is larger in size, and is designed to match the Enterprise-F captained by Admiral Shelby in Star Trek: Picard Season 3.
February and March bring another pair of Picard Season 3 models: Beverly Crusher’s SS Eleos XII (NAR-59019) and Vadic’s deadly Shrike warship, each adding a pop of color to the greyish Starfleet models surrounding them.
Rounding out Fanhome’s NYCC display is one that many fans are sure to chase down: the Luna-class USS Titan (NCC-80102), captained by Will Riker following his departure from the Enterprise-E.
Eaglemoss released two editions of this ship in their time — a smaller version inspired by the ship’s appearance on the Star Trek: Titan novel cover art, and a larger purple-ish release themed to emulate the ship’s animated appearance in Star Trek: Lower Decks.
This new Titan model appears to be based upon the ship’s revamped digital model used in Star Trek: Picard, upgraded by Tobias Richter of the Star Trek Online team for that live-action series.
Fans who want to know more about these starships (and how to get them) can head to the Fanhome Official Starships Collection website for subscription details.
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