Nacelle's Latest Plan to Bring Starfleet Home: The 'Build-A-Bridge' Series
In a move that promises to electrify fans of science fiction's most iconic franchise, Nacelle has announced an ambitious new project centered around its upcoming line of action figures. Dubbed the "Build-A-Bridge" series, this innovative collectible playset aims to bring the bridge of the USS Enterprise to life in 1/10 scale, replicating classic Star Trek background effects with light and sound features.
Starting off with the original Enterprise's iconic bridge, the series will feature 12 individual displays representing each station on board. Each module can be used separately or interconnected to create a complete diorama of the bridge, measuring approximately 40 inches in diameter. The display is designed to capture fans' imagination, mirroring their love for the franchise.
"We're most ambitious project yet," Brian Volk-Weiss, CEO of Nacelle Toys said in a statement. "Launching during Star Trek's 60th anniversary, it's a tribute to the ship that started it all."
While the company has not revealed how much each individual display will cost, they have confirmed that the series will roll out on a monthly preorder basis, taking fans at least 12 months to complete the full diorama. However, as the first release nears completion, Nacelle is poised to expand its line-up with more bridges from the Defiant, Enterprise-D, and Voyager in a similar format.
This highly anticipated series offers a unique opportunity for Star Trek enthusiasts to showcase their love for the franchise in an immersive way, replicating iconic settings in life-sized detail. With Nacelle's commitment to recreating classic effects, fans can now relive their favorite moments from the original series in a new and captivating light.
In a move that promises to electrify fans of science fiction's most iconic franchise, Nacelle has announced an ambitious new project centered around its upcoming line of action figures. Dubbed the "Build-A-Bridge" series, this innovative collectible playset aims to bring the bridge of the USS Enterprise to life in 1/10 scale, replicating classic Star Trek background effects with light and sound features.
Starting off with the original Enterprise's iconic bridge, the series will feature 12 individual displays representing each station on board. Each module can be used separately or interconnected to create a complete diorama of the bridge, measuring approximately 40 inches in diameter. The display is designed to capture fans' imagination, mirroring their love for the franchise.
"We're most ambitious project yet," Brian Volk-Weiss, CEO of Nacelle Toys said in a statement. "Launching during Star Trek's 60th anniversary, it's a tribute to the ship that started it all."
While the company has not revealed how much each individual display will cost, they have confirmed that the series will roll out on a monthly preorder basis, taking fans at least 12 months to complete the full diorama. However, as the first release nears completion, Nacelle is poised to expand its line-up with more bridges from the Defiant, Enterprise-D, and Voyager in a similar format.
This highly anticipated series offers a unique opportunity for Star Trek enthusiasts to showcase their love for the franchise in an immersive way, replicating iconic settings in life-sized detail. With Nacelle's commitment to recreating classic effects, fans can now relive their favorite moments from the original series in a new and captivating light.
"Build-A-Bridge" series!!! It's like Nacelle is speaking straight to my Starfleet-loving soul 
! The idea of getting to experience the iconic bridge of the Enterprise in 1/10 scale, with all its classic background effects and light/sound features, is giving me LIFE 
! I mean, can you even imagine having that much detail and realism in your own home? It's like having a piece of the original series right there! 
And the fact that they're doing it for Star Trek's 60th anniversary makes it all the more special. I'm definitely preordering every single display as soon as they go live... who else is with me?! 
This is gonna be epic! I'm hyped for this "Build-A-Bridge" series - who wouldn't want to recreate the iconic USS Enterprise bridge at home? 12 individual displays, each with its own unique features, sounds, and lights... it's like they're bringing the show to life right in your living room. The fact that fans can collect them all separately or connect them for a complete diorama is genius! 
. And let's be real, if you want the full diorama, that's even longer 
. Plus, I'm not sure how practical it is for someone to buy all 12 displays just to have one up and running at a time.
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This new project by Nacelle Toys is going to be a game-changer for Star Trek fans! I mean, who wouldn't want a life-sized model of their favorite ship's bridge? The attention to detail and the interactive features are mind-blowing. I'm already imagining the epic battle scenes and diplomatic meetings that could take place on these displays 
, I'm telling you, this 'Build-A-Bridge' series by Nacelle is not just about Star Trek fanatics getting their geek on... it's like, a master plan to create a virtual reality experience for the masses! Think about it, each display is like a tiny little portal to another world, and they're releasing them in stages... what if this is just a test run for some bigger thing? Maybe they'll use these displays as part of some secret VR headset project? I'm not saying conspiracy theories or anything 
, but come on, it's all about the details, right?
And $X per module? That's gonna break my wallet... Not to mention, I'm not sure how realistic those light and sound effects are gonna be... it's probably just gonna look like a fancy toy. 
Still, if it means I get to see that bridge come to life in 1/10 scale, I guess I'll give them the benefit of the doubt 
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. I've been a huge Trekkie since I was a kid, and this project is like a dream come true - I mean, can you imagine having your own mini Enterprise bridge to play with? 
It's going to be so cool! Nacelle really knows how to bring the nostalgia, with all these classic stations on board 
. The fact that they're doing this for Star Trek's 60th anniversary is just genius 
. Can't wait to get my hands on those individual displays and start building my own bridge diorama! 
. I mean, think about it, Brian Volk-Weiss is putting his heart and soul into creating something that's going to make fans like him (and us!) incredibly happy 
. And let's not forget, this project isn't just for the Star Trek die-hards, but also for anyone who's ever been inspired by the franchise 
. I mean, who wouldn't want to relive their favorite Star Trek moments in a whole new way? 
. Can you even imagine having an entire USS Enterprise bridge setup at home? 
That would be a total game-changer for any Trekkie out there! I'm all about it, bring on the Build-A-Bridge series! 
! Can't wait for the first drop, 12 months of waiting is no joke 
. The Defiant, Enterprise-D, and Voyager too? My wallet better be ready for some serious spending 
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. Like we didn't already have enough money sunk into playsets of ships that just sit there collecting dust... I mean, I guess it's cool for collectors and all, but 12 months to build the thing? Are they kidding me? That's like asking a fan to wait an entire year for something just so they can say "I own the whole set". And what about those who just want to buy it as a one-time purchase? No luck, they have to preorder and wait for every new release... It's just another example of companies exploiting fans' enthusiasm for profit 
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