Star Trek Voyager
Star Trek Voyager
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Lego Custom Minifig Star Trek Voyager: The Doctor $8.99 |
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LEGO Custom Star Trek Voyager: Seven of Nine $9.99 |
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Lego Custom Star Trek Voyager Crew $59.99 |
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Custom Lego Star Trek Voyager Minifigs Janeway and Crew $75.60 |
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Star Trek Voyager Lego Custom Minifig Admiral Paris $12.60 |
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Custom Lego Star Trek Voyager Minifig ‘Q’ Starfleet uni $12.60 |
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Custom Lego Star Trek Voyager Crew $59.99 |
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Custom Lego Minifig set Star Trek Voyager Crew $59.99 |
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Custom LEGO gift Star Trek Voyager: Captain Janeway $8.99 |
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Startrek Star ship USS Voyager instructions trek Lego $4.99 |
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Custom Lego Star Trek Voyager: The Doctor $8.99 |
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Custom LEGO Star Trek Voyager: Seven of Nine $8.99 |
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Custom Lego Star Trek Voyager Minifig The Doctor as ECH $14.00 |
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Custom Lego Minifig Decals Star Trek Voyager $5.40 |
Where can i find out the true value of my Star Trek Voyager Action Figures?
I use to be a big Star Trek Voyager fan.I collected alot of the characters 4.5′ playmate action figures over the years and im curious to find out what the true value of them is.I’ve tried to search it over the internet but none of the values are the same.Im looking to sell them depending on their worth.However i need to know for sure what their real value is.Where can i go on the internet to find this information out?
toyfare magazine will give u what u want to know they give two values open or still in package it came in. u can get mag at places like f.y.e or just google the mag to find out where to buy the mag
Star Trek’s Mr. Spock: Leonard Nimoy
To anyone who is interested in Leonard Nimoy trivia, there is another name which is almost as commonly associated with the face of this man as his own – that name is of course Mr. Spock, the character that Nimoy portrayed in the popular 1960′s television show, Star Trek. Even though Star Trek was only on the air for a few years, a much shorter time than many of today’s more popular television shows, the characters that were created in that short time have gone on to become among the most popular in American today. That original show spawned several other television programs including The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise, and of course nine feature films, including several in which Nimoy would reprise his character of Spock.
Any Leonard Nimoy quiz is going to be mostly filled with questions about his portrayal of the half vulcan half human Spock, and so we will be sure to give that its due regard here. Did you know that the original show only ran for 80 episodes? While this was the origination of the character of Mr. Spock, Nimoy would continue to play the character several other times over the years, right up until today. He played the character in the Star Trek films I-VI, as well as also reprising the role again in the most recent film “Star Trek” released in 2009.
Did you know that in addition to playing Mr. Spock on so Many Different occasions, Nimoy was also the director of a few of the Star Trek films? This is a little piece of Leonard Nimoy trivia that many who can only identify with him as his character are totally unaware of. He directed both Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, and Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home – which was, until the release of the new movie the most successful of any of the movies in the Star Trek franchise. His only other significant hit as a director was “Three Men and Baby” which was actually the highest grossing film the year of its release.
Did you know that Leonard Nimoy has also enjoyed considerable success in several other artistic arenas? He has released several recording albums, has published books of his photography, is a writer, including two autobiographies offering viewpoints of his reconciliation between himself and the character he is so famous for portraying, as well as being a published poet.
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