Fanhome Relaunching Eaglemoss’s Enterprise-D Build-Up Model Subscription

The U.S.S. Enterprise-D is once again ready to reach warp speed! Fanhome, under license from Paramount Consumer Products, has reintroduced the build-up model of Captain Jean-Luc Picard’s iconic starship as seen in Star Trek: The Next Generation. This 1:8 scale die-cast metal Enterprise-D features multiple assembly stages that click and screw together (screwdriver included!), thereby avoiding the need for paint or glue. Upon completion, the Enterprise-D measures 26.5 inches long and 20 inches wide. Product details include light-up engines, illuminated deflector dish and windows, and a detachable saucer section.

Subscribers receive a package each month that contains multiple assembly stages with everything required to build the Enterprise-D model. Package #1 includes two assembly stages, and all subsequent
packages will beam four assembly stages directly to modelers’ homes. Each stage comes with a detailed magazine filled with simple step-by-step instructions and an episode-by-episode guide to every installment of Star Trek: The Next Generation. Additionally, subscribers receive the following gifts throughout their subscription: a metal Enterprise-D mug, an Enterprise-D t-shirt, an Enterprise-D screw
box, a Star Trek: The Next Generation magazine binder, and a display base.

“Fans have made it loud and clear that they want to get back to building the Enterprise-D, and we at
Fanhome are happy to accommodate them, and also to introduce the build-up model to anyone just getting into the hobby,” Nuño Pasqual del Pobil, Chief Digital Marketing & Communication Officer of
Fanhome, said in a statement. “The Enterprise-D is one of the most beloved ships in all of science fiction,
and it’s an honor for us to release it from spacedock.”

Visit Fanhome.com to sign up for the U.S.S. Enterprise-D subscription. Fanhome is currently offering
special first- and second- package discounts for new subscribers. Those who previously subscribed
through Eaglemoss can select, based on their most recent package, from where they start off in the
collection.

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