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+ | [[file:ships of the Line.jpg|thumb|The ''{{dis|Ships of the Line|book}}'' [[book]]]] |
| − | The '''Ships of the Line''' calendars are a series of ''Star Trek'' calendars which have been published by [[Pocket Books]] |
+ | The '''Ships of the Line''' calendars are a series of ''Star Trek'' calendars which have been published by [[Pocket Books]], [[Andrews McMeel Publishing]] and [[Universe Publishing]] since [[2001]]. The calendars highlight the ships of all the ''[[Star Trek]]'' [[series]]' and [[movie]]s in scenes from the [[episode]]s and films, alongside new scenarios and original [[starship]] designs in computer generated imagery, often utilizing the CGI models used to create the series' and films. |
| − | The [[2005]] calendar included the first (non-diagrammatical) image of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-J|-J}} and the [[2006]] calendar featured the first image of [[Robert Bonchune|Rob Bonchune]]'s [[Klingon]] {{class|D4}} ''(the 22nd century battlecruiser design that would have made it into "[[Unexpected]]" if the effects team had had the time)''. |
+ | The [[2005]] calendar included the first (non-diagrammatical) image of the {{USS|Enterprise|NCC-1701-J|-J}} and the [[2006]] calendar featured the first image of [[Robert Bonchune|Rob Bonchune]]'s [[Klingon]] {{class|D4}} ''(the 22nd century battlecruiser design that would have made it into "[[Unexpected]]" if the effects team had had the time)''. Later calendars included non-canon ships such as the {{class|Vesta}} {{USS|Aventine}}, {{class|Merian}} {{USS|Planck|NCC-81894}}, {{class|Phalanx}} {{USS|Repulse|NCC-75000}}, and the mentioned-but-not-seen {{class|Luna}} {{USS|Titan}}. |
| − | Most of the images from all the calendars up to and including [[2007]] were reprinted, with additional text by [[Michael Okuda]], in a [[hardcover]] [[book]]; '' |
+ | Most of the images from all the calendars (except the 2002 edition) up to and including [[2007]] were reprinted, with additional text by [[Michael Okuda]], in a [[hardcover]] [[book]]; ''{{dis|Ships of the Line|book}}'', in 2006 as part of the celebration of [[Star Trek]]'s [[40th Anniversary]]. A second edition published in [[2014]] included many images from the 2008 to 2014 calendars. |
==Calendars== |
==Calendars== |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2001.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2001|2001 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2002.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2002|2002 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2003.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2003|2003 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2004.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2004|2004 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2005.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2005|2005 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2006.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2006|2006 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2007.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2007|2007 calendar]] |
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| − | + | file:ships of the Line 2008.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2008|2008 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2011.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2011|2011 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2012 cover.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2012|2012 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2013 cover.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2013|2013 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2014 cover.JPG|[[Ships of the Line 2014|2014 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2015.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2015|2015 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2016.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2016|2016 calendar]] |
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| + | file:sOTL 2017 front cover.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2017|2017 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2018.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2018|2018 calendar]] |
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| + | file:SOTL 2019 solicitation cover.jpeg|[[Ships of the Line 2019|2019 calendar]] |
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==Appendices== |
==Appendices== |
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| + | ===Connections=== |
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{{Ships of the Line}} |
{{Ships of the Line}} |
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===External link=== |
===External link=== |
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*{{memoryalpha|Star Trek: Ships of the Line}} |
*{{memoryalpha|Star Trek: Ships of the Line}} |
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Revision as of 14:54, 20 January 2018
The Ships of the Line calendars are a series of Star Trek calendars which have been published by Pocket Books, Andrews McMeel Publishing and Universe Publishing since 2001. The calendars highlight the ships of all the Star Trek series' and movies in scenes from the episodes and films, alongside new scenarios and original starship designs in computer generated imagery, often utilizing the CGI models used to create the series' and films.
The 2005 calendar included the first (non-diagrammatical) image of the USS Enterprise-J and the 2006 calendar featured the first image of Rob Bonchune's Klingon D4-class (the 22nd century battlecruiser design that would have made it into "Unexpected" if the effects team had had the time). Later calendars included non-canon ships such as the Vesta-class USS Aventine, Merian-class USS Planck, Phalanx-class USS Repulse, and the mentioned-but-not-seen Luna-class USS Titan.
Most of the images from all the calendars (except the 2002 edition) up to and including 2007 were reprinted, with additional text by Michael Okuda, in a hardcover book; Ships of the Line, in 2006 as part of the celebration of Star Trek's 40th Anniversary. A second edition published in 2014 included many images from the 2008 to 2014 calendars.
Calendars
Appendices
Connections
External link
- Ships of the Line calendars article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.