They will be available from your favorite specialty retailers or direct from Eaglemoss Hero Collector. These collectibles can be purchased as part of a subscription or individually, beginning with the La Sirena from Star Trek: Picard. Romulan Bomber Warbird: A new class of Romulan starship, this sharp-edged, angular warbird was employed by both the Romulan Free State and the secretive Tal Shiar in their exploitation of The Artifact. Narek flew this starship in pursuit of La Sirena, as it fled The Artifact. Narek’s Snakehead: A nimble Romulan scout vessel, the Snakehead’s size belied its formidable armaments and cloaking capabilities. She used it to come to the rescue of La Sirena when it came under fire in the Qiris Sector. Fenris Ranger Ship: A small, aggressively-armed one-person starship, this vessel was piloted by Seven of Nine in her work with the vigilante Fenris Rangers. Romulan Bird-of-Prey: A retro callback to the classic Romulan designs of the Original Series, this antique Romulan starship was owned by the warlord Kar Kantar, and terrorized shipping throughout the Qiris Sector. William Riker returned from retirement to captain it into battle above the planet Coppelius.
Zheng He was touted as the toughest, fastest, most powerful ship Starfleet had ever put into service. Zheng He: An Inquiry-class starship, the U.S.S. It was a discreet warp-capable ship, well-suited to the search for Soji Asha. La Sirena: The hero ship of Star Trek: Picard, this Kaplan F17 Speed Freighter was hired by Jean-Luc Picard and helmed by Captain Rios, an ex-Starfleet officer himself. Here are more details on each ship from Hero Collector: The Ranger is produced at the Sol IV and Morena facilities at a combined rate of 8 per year.This collection was designed as a continuation of Hero Collector's Star Trek: Discovery Starships Collection, meaning these new starships will be at the same scale to keep collections compatible.
Two Mk lIs and 1 Mk III are used by Star Fleet Training Command 26 Mk Is, 8 Mk Ils, and 1 Mk III have been destroyed 2 Mk Is and 1 Mk II are listed as missing 1 Mk I and 12 Mk Ils have been scrapped and 6 Mk Is and 1 Mk II have been sold to civilian commercial concerns. Of the 159 Rangers built, 12 Mk Is, 31 Mk Ils, and 52 Mk Ills remain in active service, with 2 Mk Is and 2 Mk Ils in reserve fleets. From Ship Recognition Manual-The Federation (2nd Edition), FASA
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