Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701 1:1000 Scale Decal Set

Decals, and more decals for your 1:1000 scale U.S.S. Enterprise Refit! !
Pimp out your Enterprise Refit with even more designs!
More decals than you can shake a stick at!

This 1:1000 scale U.S.S. Enterprise Refit decal sheet consists of one big 8 x 9 sheet. Comes with alternate ship names and registry numbers. Engineering colors in blue, neutral gray, and green. Various ship markings allow builders to paint the majority of the surface detail and add fine details with decals.

How many ways can you skin a starship? One of the most appealing aspects of sci-fi modeling is the builder's ability to add or change details to create their unique vision of what a starship should be. The Star Trek universe offers modelers an endless array of subjects to recreate. This supplemental sheet of 1:1000 scale water slide decals lets modelers build various versions of Star Trek ships based on the U.S.S. Enterprise Refit. (RT820).

Please note, these are only decals. Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Refit 1:1000 Scale Model sold separately (RT820).

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Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701 1:1000 Scale Decal Set

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