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Monkey Spock and finger puppet Khan from the Star Trek Craft Book. More samples, here.

The latest Star Trek Minimates. Find out more, here.

Bye Bye Robot’s new Khan propaganda poster. Find out more, here.

The latest Star Trek figures, busts, and sculptures:

Find out more, here.

A few images from Federation: The First 150 Years. Read comments from the artists, here.

At the recent Star Trek convention in Las Vegas Bye Bye Robot unveiled their latest Star Trek posters. TrekMovie have posted the best photos I’ve found s far, which I’ve taken the liberty of straightening up a tad; bare in mind the real things will look better than manipulated photos! Those two are apparently coming soon. While at the convention BBR also had some special stickers for the event on offer.

Star Trek looks to be the latest line to join DST’s “Select” line of action figures. Starting in 2002 with Marvel Select, the Select line is a seven inch scale range of detailed action figures, often coming with accessories and chunks of scenery. Following the popularity of the Marvel line, DST have expanded the range to include Universal Monsters, The Munsters, and Alice: The Madness Returns figures. The first figure in the new Star Trek range was revealed at the Comic Con this week: Spock, with a Horta and section of Janus VI tunnel. I believe this will be the first figure/sculpture of a Horta ever released! The Spock figure can also be reconfigured into a standing position.

It turns out they had some concept art on show for this at the Toy Fair earlier in the year, which also reveals where the line will go next, as they also had art up for a Kirk v Khan set.

Images from StarTrek.com, Toy News International, and Paul Nomad.

Mondo’s latest Trek poster is on the way. They’ve turned to The Wrath of Khan again, with a special edition of 220 to be available to members of the audience at the Alamo cinema for a screening of the same film. Here’s the ungettable poster in all its retro glory.

Mondo’s latest Trek poster is on the way. They’ve turned to The Wrath of Khan again, with a special edition of 220 to be available to members of the audience at the Alamo cinema for a screening of the same film. Here’s the ungettable poster in all its retro glory.