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#12 U.S.S. Thunderchild NCC-63549 (Akira class) Model Diecast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
#12 U.S.S. Thunderchild NCC-63549 (Akira class) Model Diecast Ship (Eaglemoss / Star Trek)
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The U.S.S. Thunderchild NCC-63549 (Akira-class) by Eaglemoss, Issue 12, is a stunningly detailed model of the fan-favorite starship from the Star Trek universe. Making its debut in Star Trek: First Contact, the Akira-class ship is revered for its sleek and powerful design.
This model is the first-ever officially licensed replica of the popular starship, faithfully recreated from the original CG model crafted by Industrial Light & Magic (ILM).
The Akira-class starship itself is named after the influential Japanese anime film Akira (1988), which is set in a dystopian future and features biker gangs and characters with psychic abilities. This connection further cements its iconic status in both Star Trek and anime fandoms.
This collectible is a must-have for enthusiasts who appreciate the blend of Star Trek's futuristic vision with the cultural nod to Akira.
