• ValueSubtracted@startrek.websiteOPM
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    1 day ago

    Mostly set dressing, stuff that you could find in stores with some light modifications like labels.

    And, y’know, a whole-ass turbolift for $10k.

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    Sad that they don’t mail stuff, i’d need a few household items currently, and if they were star trek themed, well that would be awesome.

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    1 day ago

    I hope this dosen’t offend anyone, but I have the suspiction those Star Trek Auction are also for money laundry, I mean, why someone gonna buy props of a cancelled series or some random costume used in one the old Star Trek series?

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      19 hours ago

      Well stuff from TOS and TNG era productions is pretty sought after by collectors.

      But if you check the site, its actually a bunch of big screen TVs that have gotten the most interest, with office furniture and weird looking rocks close behind.

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        10 hours ago

        So there is functional props? Now that makes sense, also, The Next Generation was a very popular series with seven season during seven years production.