Hero Collector| Star Trek The Official Starships Collection | Eaglemoss Model Ship Box U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-C

Good little ship these are becoming more pricey as the supply starts to run lower detail is nice would be cool if it had lights like the hallmark version

Looks amazing. Showed up quick and was 100% what was described. Going to be buying more

Nice ship. Great detail for a ship only featured in one episode… “Yesterday’s Enterprise”

Good quality model for the price. Looks great on a desk or shelf.The clear plastic pieces catch the light and give it that glow you see when the ship is on TV.Is it mind blowing quality? No, but it's pretty good for less than $30. Great as a gift or decoration.

I've had this for several months now. This is a good model of the ship, but the model is missing several small details compared to the film model. The film model had two small phaser strips on the rear of the saucer behind the bridge. The Eaglemoss model is also missing the impulse engine in the neck. The Enterprise-C had a clear round sensor dome directly underneath the saucer hull different from the one on the Eaglemoss model, which is probably modelled after the subsequent version seen in episodes. Otherwise, it is a good model.

“Let’s make sure history never forgets the name Enterprise. Picard out.” Also let’s ensure this generation affords the opportunity to future generations to build a starship named….Enterprise. This random fan out.

Just what I expected

Of all of the Eaglemoss Star Trek ships I have, this is actually one of the nicest in some ways. It is a substantial model and has a really good presence. The details and paint job are crisp and really striking compared to some of the others that are a bit more simplistic. While I refer to the Enterprise-C as "Stubby," it's still a very nice design that is a fitting bridge between the A/B Enterprises and the D.Unfortunately, this model is also plagued with quality control issues. I had to order this twice in the hopes of getting a better one and, in the end, still had to settle for the least messed-up one. The first one I received had the tilted starboard nacelle that others have mentioned. The port side was beautifully level. On the second, both nacelles were tilted upward rather than parallel with the saucer section. You can see that the nacelles glue onto the warp pylon by a basic slot fitting. It seems that the assembly line on this one is just shoddy all around without a way to guarantee level placement. Ultimately, I kept the one with both nacelles slightly tilted rather than the one where one was level and the other was cockeyed. At least the consistency of the poor assembly looks better than the wonky assembly.Overall, it's probably a four-star model for its lovely presence despite the problems, but I had to bump it to a three because this seems to be a cursed model plagued with issues overall.