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Studio models (DS9)

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Chronological list of studio models and props appearing in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

This list is of all new model designs that first appeared in DS9. Information on models that represented a single design can be found in the articles linked below. Information on models that were recycled or refurbished to represent different vessels or props from different species in all series' will be listed herein.

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[edit] DS9 Season 1

[edit] Deep Space 9

Designed by Herman Zimmerman, Rick Sternbach and other members of the art department. The original, six-foot in diameter model, was built by Tony Meininger. It was later replaced by a CGI model.

[edit] Danube-class runabout

The Danube-class, and later Yellowstone-class, runabout was designed by Joseph Hodges, Rick Sternbach and Jim Martin. The miniature, which was approximately 18 inches long, was built by Tony Meininger.

Interior cockpit set was designed by Joseph Hodges, and the aft compartment was designed by Richard James, all under the direction of Herman Zimmerman.

[edit] Miranda class escape pod

The studio model of the Miranda class escape pod.


[edit] Bajoran transport

A wooden camera test model of the Bajoran transport (or assault vessel) was sold in the It's A Wrap! sale and auction for $127.50. [1]

[edit] Embryonic lifeform


[edit] Wadi starship

The Wadi ship model (measuring 24" × 15") was listed in the 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction with an estimated sale price of $3,000 to $5,000; it sold for $3,200 ($3,840 with premium). [2]

[edit] Miradorn raider

The Miradorn raider, also identified as a Theta-class starship, was designed by Ricardo Delgado.

The Miradorn ship model (measuring 20" × 21") was listed in the 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction with an estimated sale price of $3,000 to $5,000; it sold for $3,800 ($4,560 with premium). [3] A foam camera test model of this design, measuring approximately 12.5" &times 11" × 2" was sold in the It's A Wrap! sale and auction. The model was inscribed with various notes, including: "1/4 length of Enterprise", "Eat at Joes", "No step", and "For a good time call...". [4]

[edit] DS9 Season 2

[edit] Bajoran raider

[edit] Bajoran interceptor

No information at this time.

[edit] Cardassian shuttle


[edit] Federation attack fighter

[edit] Jem'Hadar fighter


[edit] DS9 Season 3

[edit] Defiant class


[edit] Type-18 shuttlepod


[edit] Flaxian starship

[edit] DS9 Season 4

[edit] Karemma starship

The Karemma ship first appeared as a physical model in DS9 and later, a CGI version of the design appeared in VOY and ENT. The physical model measured 34" × 14".

The studio model was eventually listed in Christies' 2006 40 Years of Star Trek: The Collection auction. The catalog estimate for the lot was $3,000 to $5,000; it ultimately sold for $3,200 ($3,840 with premium).[5] The winners of the lot, a couple from Pennsylvania, were interviewed for The History Channel's Star Trek: Beyond the Final Frontier.

Physical model (DS9):

CGI model (VOY/ENT):


[edit] Groumall

This studio model was reused on several occasions, it initially appeared as a Cardassian design, namely the Groumall. The design also appeared in an okudagram under the designation of "military freighter."

The model, known as Lot#483, was sold on October 6, 2006 with a winning bid of US$5,000 (US$6.000 including buyer's premium) in the modification it was last used as, namely as a klingon military freighter.

[edit] DS9 Season 5

[edit] Ty'Gokor orbital facility


[edit] Spacematic


[edit] Jem'Hadar battle cruiser


[edit] USS Yeager


[edit] DS9 Season 6

[edit] USS Curry


[edit] USS Centaur


[edit] Romulan shuttle


[edit] Dominion battleship


[edit] Type-10 shuttlepod


[edit] Orbital weapon platform


[edit] DS9 Season 7

[edit] Breen warship

The original mesh of the CGI model would be reworked for a later appearance in Star Trek: Voyager. For more information on the design of this studio model, see Breen warship.


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