Showoff Thread: All Star Trek Props

[cjvince]

Here's three of my Tricorders. All were constructed by me using Gerry's boards.


IMG_1175 by cjvince, on Flickr

 

[ecl]

Here is my first Trek prop. I've just started getting into collecting them. It's a Stapleton Kit I finished and has electronics installed by GMprops. I redid the graphics based on some screen used references.

 

[trek1701]

Here is my most favorite phaser prop that was recently built for me by Tony at federationphaser. It is an Art Asylum / Diamond Select phaser prop that has metal replacement parts all over, a pager motor, green laser inside of it and best of all it separates into three sections just like the hero prop.​

 

[kertratz]

Here are a few new photos I just took...

 

[Captain Dunsel]

I have to admit, with the inexpensive cost of LED displays, the availability of programs like Flash, and the miniaturization of technology (i.e. eBook Readers), I'm surprised no one has tried to be a real, working PADD (or, at least one with an animated display). With Adobe AIR, a Netbook, a touchscreen, and a little electronics knowledge, you could actually build a working, real PADD... with Okuda-display and all!

Imagine sitting down at Starbucks and pulling out your own little PADD to surf the web, read an eBook, or design your next prop project!

I just stumbled across this thread and happened to note this post from 2008.

It's amazing to realize the pace at which fantasy is becoming reality...

 

[bayjour]

Great making. Cant wait to see more pics. Can I ask how you get such a great dark grey paint finish? Ya

 

[bayjour]

Great making. Cant wait to see more pics. Can I ask how you get such a great dark grey paint finish? Ya