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| − | The '''Ships of the Line''' calendars have been published since [[ |
+ | 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 |
+ | 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 (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. |
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+ | ==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 2009.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2009|2009 calendar]] |
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| + | file:ships of the Line 2010.jpg|[[Ships of the Line 2010|2010 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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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | ===Connections=== |
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| + | ===External link=== |
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| + | *{{memoryalpha|Star Trek: Ships of the Line}} |
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| − | ==2004== |
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| − | * ''They Came Screaming Out of the Sun'' - The [[USS Enterprise]] and an [[Excelsior class]] [[starship]] confronting a trio of [[K't'inga class]] ships. By [[José A. Perez]] |
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| − | * ''The Dream is Alive!'' - The ''[[Enterprise NX-01]]'' under construction. By [[Sean Scott]] |
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| − | * ''A Covert Rendezvous'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'']] and [[USS Lexington (NCC-1709)|USS ''Lexington'']] meeting in an [[Asteroid field]]. By [[Robert Bonchune]] |
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| − | * ''Doomsday'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' and [[USS Constellation (NCC-1017)|USS ''Constellation'']] engaging the [[Doomsday machine]] ([[The Doomsday Machine]]). By [[Daren Dochterman]] |
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| − | * ''Homeward Bound'' - The ''[[Delta Flyer]]'' approaching the [[USS Voyager (NCC-74656)|USS ''Voyager'']]. By [[Doug Drexler]] |
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| − | * ''Capturing God'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' at the heart of [[V'Ger]] ([[Star Trek: The Motion Picture|The Motion Picture]]). By [[Lee Stringer]] |
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| − | * ''Enterprise Incident'' - The ''Enterprise NX-01'' under the eys of a pair of [[Romulan]] [[Romulan Bird-of-Prey (22nd century)|Birds of Prey]] in the midst of a minefield ([[Minefield]]). By [[Koji Kuramura]] |
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| − | * ''Ode to Bonestell'' - An [[EV suit]]ed team on the [[hull]] of the ''Enterprise NX-01'' under the watchful gaze of [[Captain]] [[Jonathan Archer|Archer]] in an [[Inspection Pod]]. By [[John M. Teska]] |
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| − | * ''Voyager of the Sea'' - The [[USS Voyager (NCC-74656)|USS ''Voyager'']] flying low over turbulent waters. By [[Kyle Toucher]] |
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| − | * ''Home Again'' - A [[Shuttlepod (22nd century)|Shuttlepod]] returning to the ''Enterprise NX-01''. By Koji Kuramura |
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| − | * ''Enterprise at Romulus'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-E)|USS ''Enterprise-E'']] in orbit over [[Romulus]] ([[Star Trek Nemesis|Nemesis]]). By [[Jay Barton]] |
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| − | * ''The Rock and the Hardplace'' - The ''Enterprise NX-01'' holding of war between the [[Andorian]]s and [[Vulcan]]s ([[Cease Fire]]). By Koji Kuramura |
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| − | * ''Making for Deep Water'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise-D'']] and an [[Excelsior class]] vessel in orbit over a watery [[planet]]. By Doug Drexler |
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| − | * ''A World to Win. An Empire to Build'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' and [[SS Botany Bay]] ([[Space Seed]]). By Daren Dochterman |
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| − | ==2005== |
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| − | * ''First Flight'' - The [[NX-Alpha]] lauching ([[First Flight]]). By [[John Teska]] |
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| − | * ''Christopher Pike, Commanding'' - [[Christopher Pike|Pike]]'s [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|''Enterprise'']] in spacedock. By [[Doug Drexler]] and [[Daren Dochterman]] |
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| − | * ''Tomorrow's Enterprise - NCC-1701-J'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)|USS ''Enterprise (NCC-1701-J)'']]. By Doug Drexler |
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| − | * ''Little Friend'' - The [[Type-10 Shuttlecraft|shuttlecraft]] [[Chaffee]] along side the [[USS Defiant (NX-74205)|USS ''Defiant'']]. By Doug Drexler |
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| − | * ''Ode to McCall'' - The ''[[Enterprise NX-01]]'' flying other a [[moon]]. By [[Robert Bonchune]] |
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| − | * ''Wrecking Crew'' - A [[Klingon]] [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey (22nd century)|Bird of Prey]] and [[Raptor class]] vessel flying over a ruined classical city. By [[Dave Morton]] |
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| − | * ''Buttoned Up'' - The [[USS Voyager (NCC-74656)|USS ''Voyager'']] safely encased in [[Ablative hull armour]] under attack by a [[Borg cube]] ([[Endgame]]). By Robert Bonchune |
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| − | * ''Fleet Museum'' - The [[starship]]s [[Enterprise]] in the fleet museum. By [[Sean Scott]] |
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| − | * ''Cellular Disruption'' The ''Enterprise NX-01'' destroying a number of [[Suliban]] [[Suliban Cell-ship|Cell ships]]. By [[José Perez]] |
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| − | * ''Wheel in the Sky'' - A variety of ships at ''[[Deep Space Nine]]''. By [[Meni]] |
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| − | * ''Perdition's Flames'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' and [[USS Reliant (NCC-1864)|USS ''Reliant'']] exchanging [[phaser]] fire in the [[Mutara Nebula]] ([[Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan|The Wrath of Khan]]). By [[Jay Barton]] |
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| − | * ''Tactical Simulation'' - The ''Enterprise NX-01'' entangled in a [[Tholian web]]. By [[Koji Kuramura]] |
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| − | * ''Old Girlfriends'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise-D'']] approaching the [[USS Stargazer (NCC-2893)|USS ''Stargazer'']] ([[The Battle]]). By Doug Drexler |
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| − | * ''Faith of the Heart'' - The ''Enterprise NX-01'' flying by the [[International Space Station]]. By Koji Kuramura |
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| − | In celebration of [[Star Trek: The Original Series|The Orignial Series']] [[40th Anniversary]] [[2006]]'s calendar was dedicated to ''TOS'': |
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| − | * ''Shore Leave'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)]] approaching a busy [[K-type space station]]. By [[Doug Drexler]] |
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| − | * ''Face of the Unknown'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' approaching the [[Fesarius]] ([[The Corbomite Maneuver]]). By [[Daren Dochterman]] |
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| − | * ''None Too Soon, The Skies of Home'' - A pair of [[Romulan]] [[Romulan Bird-of-Prey (23nd century)|Birds of Prey]] flying over [[Ki Baratan]]. By [[Pierre Drolet]] |
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| − | * ''Righteous Wrath'' - The hand of [[Apollo]] taking hold of the USS ''Enterprise'' ([[Who Mourns for Adonais?]]). By [[John M. Teska]] |
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| − | * ''Starfleet Proving Grounds'' - The [[NCC-1000]]. By [[Meni]] |
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| − | * ''This Unit Must Survive!'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' flying through the wreckage of [[Constitution class]] starships ([[The Ultimate Computer]]). By [[Koji Kuramura]] |
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| − | * ''Final Flight of Galileo'' - The [[Class F shuttlecraft|shuttlecraft]] [[Galileo II|''Galileo II'']] departing the USS ''Enterprise''. By [[Petri Blomqvist]] |
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| − | * ''Repairs at the Rom of Starlight'' - [[EV suit]]ed personal and shuttlecraft carry out repairs on the Enterprise's [[Warp nacelle]]s. By [[Sean Scott]] |
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| − | * ''Lady of the Cantons'' - The shuttlecraft [[McAuliffe]] of the [[USS Farragut (NCC-1647)|USS ''Farragut'']] flying deep in a canyon. By [[José Perez]] |
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| − | * ''It Would Have Been Glorious!'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' and [[USS Lexington (NCC-1709)|USS ''Lexington'']] engaging a pair of Klingon [[D7 class|D7]]s and a [[D4 class]] vessels. By [[Robert Bonchune]] |
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| − | * ''Near Miss'' - The [[Doomsday machine]] firing on the USS ''Enterprise'' ([[The Doomsday Machine]]). By [[Michael Stetson]] |
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| − | * ''All I Ask Is a Tall Ship'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' undergoing [[refit]]. By [[Lee Stringer]] |
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| − | * ''Double the Odds'' - The [[Saucer separation|separated]] [[Saucer section|saucer]] and [[Stardrive|stardrive]] sections of the USS ''Enterprise'' engageing a Klingon D7 class. By Sean Scott |
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| − | * ''Beyond Antares'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' approaching a high number of planetary bodies. A painting by [[John Eaves]] |
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| − | * ''Hit in the Heels'' - The [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D)|USS ''Enterprise-D'']] taking fire from a [[Klingon Bird-of-Prey]] ([[Star Trek Generations|Generations]]). By [[Mike Stetson]] |
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| − | * ''The Secret of Farpoint'' - The USS ''Enterprise-D'' before two [[Star-jellies]] ([[Encounter at Farpoint]]). By [[John M. Teska]] |
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| − | * ''Bluejay 4'' - [[John Christopher]] [[F-104]] breaking up in the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701)|USS ''Enterprise'''s]] [[tractor beam]] ([[Tomorrow is Yesterday]]). By [[Aurore de Blois]] |
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| − | * ''Neutral Zone'' - The USS ''Enterprise-D'' confronted by a fleet of [[D'deridex class]] [[warbird]]s. By [[José Perez]] |
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| − | * ''Deployed'' - [[USS Voyager (NCC-74656)|USS ''Voyager'']]'s [[Aeroshuttle]] deploying above the USS ''Enterprise-D''. By [[Robert Bonchune]] |
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| − | * ''Last Flight of the Columbia'' - The wreckage of the [[starship]] ''[[Columbia (NX-02)]]'' on a desert world being surveyed by [[24th century]] [[starfleet]] personnel. By [[Pierre Drolet]] |
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| − | * ''Farthest Star'' - The USS ''Enterprise'' before the [[Insectoid podship]] ([[Beyond the Farthest Star]]). By [[Daren Dochterman]] |
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| − | * ''Wolf 359'' - The [[Battle of Wolf 359]], prominently featuring a [[Constitution class]] starship. By [[Mojo]] |
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| − | * ''Sea Trial, Duty'' - An [[USS Altair (SotL)|unusual starship]] before the USS ''Enterprise-D''. By [[Doug Drexler]] & [[Michael Okuda]] |
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| − | * ''Plenty of Letters'' - A unique variation of a [[Constitution class]] starship. By [[Gabriel Koerner]] |
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| − | * ''Captain Arriving'' - The [[Calypso]] returning to dock in the ''Enterprise-D''. A painting by [[Andrew Probert]] |
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| − | * ''Armagossa Armageddon'' - The USS ''Enterprise-D'' departing from the [[Armagossa observatory]] as it is destroyed by a shockwave ([[Star Trek Generations|Generations]]). By [[Koji Kuramura]] |
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| − | * ''Yesterday's Enterprise'' - The ''Enterprise-D'' facing off against a Klingon Bird-of-Prey as the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-C)|''Enterprise-C'']] leaves to meet her fait ([[Yesterday's Enterprise]]). By [[Alain Rivard]] |
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| − | * ''Solar Observation'' - The USS ''Enterprise-D'' with [[Defiant class|Defiant]] and [[Intrepid class]] starships above a [[star]]. By [[Fred Pienkos]] |
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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.