On this page you will find a few of the more rare and hard to find pieces in my collection. If you have any questions as always you can contact me through the message board.

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This is the Playmates Dathon. This figure came with the "Pog or Space cap" as they were called rather then the card that was with the more common one. This version was released only in Australia and the UK and reportedly there were only (1,100). The resource guide at  http://www.newforcecomics.com/trekref says that 700 went to the UK and 400 to AU.

This is the Playmates "Trifold Borg". This figure was never sold in stores and was a promotional item given away by Paramount hoping to sell TNG syndication and promote First Contact. The term "Trifold" refers to the unique card the figure is mounted on. I have read that Playmates has stated that 500 or less of these were made.

   
These are the "1701's". These three figures, the Picard from "Tapestry", the Yar from "Yesterdays Enterprise" and the Barclay from "Projections" were each only made in 1701 figures hence the term "the 1701's". Playmates, due to collectors outrage over the limited numbers, increased the Barclay to 3000.

This is the Playmates Data from Redemption. This was part of a 4 pack released through J.C.Penney in their Christmas catalog. In order to full the order Playmates made this figure from spare parts to get them done in time to fill the Penny's Christmas order. However, Playmates switched gears right after this and started making the new figures for Generations and never got back to this one. This is the U.S. version that I have. There is also a Canadian version that I do not have. From what I have read Playmates made around 5,500  in the U.S. version, around 2000 figures were made in the Canadian version.

 
These are the Canadian versions of these figures with the "Pog or Space Cap" as opposed to the standard common versions. I have not seen any numbers on the amounts these were made in but they can be very hard to find.

 
This is the Playmates "removable visor" LaForge. Then this figure first came out in 1992 the visor was removable and was shown on the package that way. Soon after the release it was decided that this was a chocking hazard and so the visor was fixed permanently and the package was changed to reflect this.

This is the Playmates " Mail away Sisko". This figure earned it's name from the fact that you had to purchase a Deep Space Nine : Crossroads in time video game and from that you could mail in a offer to get him. Only 4000 of these were made and did not come with any accessories. It was shipped in a plain plastic bag,

   
These are the 3 Thomas Rikers that I own. From left to right, the US Thomas Riker with Brown accessories, the U.S. Thomas Riker with purple accessories and the Canadian Thomas Riker. The Thomas Riker was a simple repaint of the first series Riker made in much lower numbers.

This is the Playmates Intendant Kira from the episode Crossover. According to the Trek Reference guide at New Force Comics approximately 8,333  of these  were produced.

  
These are the Playmates Star Trek Generations Movie figure in the US and in the European versions. The US one on the left was released on about 10,000 figure and the European version on the right was limited to about 1000.

This is the Playmates Miles O'Brien from the episode Trials and Tribble-ations. This figure was limited to 10,000 figures.

This is the Playmates Seven of Nine in her Cobalt Blue Uniform. This started out to be a Target Exclusive, but Target did not order this series. This was sold only in European, and Australia and the run was limited to 3,000.

 
These are the Playmates Spencer Gifts exclusive Picard and Riker. These figures had a production run of approximately 6,000 each.

This is the Playmates Target exclusive Seven of Nine. Only 7,500 of these were produced and the figure was very popular making this a hard one to find.

This is the Art Asylum Trip Tucker Broken Bow figure. Conner Trinneer agreed to sign 100 figures in an effort to help raise money for the Save Enterprise.com's efforts to keep Enterprise from being cancelled. This autograph is the only difference from the normal figure.

This is the Galoob Data. Galoob had a problem with the face color when they started making the Data. This is the "spotted face" version. This figure can be found with flesh, brown, spotted or blue skin. the blue is the most rare followed by the spotted.

 
These are the 9" Kirk and Spock from the episode A Piece of the Action. Playmates released 5000 of each figure in 1996 and were Kaybee Toys exclusives.

 
These are the 12" Kirk and Spock from the episode, A Piece of the Action. The 12" figures were a New Force Comics exclusive limited to 1000 of each figure.

This is the Playmates Kirk as a Romluan. This figure was an exclusive to the Official Star Trek Fan Club. The run was limited to 3500 and came with no accessories expect for a Certificate of Authenticity.

This is the Playmates 12" Seven of Nine. This figure was part of the Women of Star Trek series. This figure is very popular and can be hard to find.

This is the Playmates Amok Time Twin Pack sold exclusively at New Force Comics. This set was limited to a production run of 3000.

This is the Art Asylum T'Pol Deluxe. This was part of what was to be a 4 piece bridge set. The first two pieces ( the Archer and Reed ) did not sell nearly as well as hoped and so this piece was limited to sales though online and comic book stores in a much smaller amount. The Mayweather set was not made at all.

This is the Playmates Voyager. Released towards the end of the Playmates run they were made in smaller quantities and were hard to find.

This is the Playmates Enterprise E. This ship is from the movie Insurrection and was made to correct inaccuracies in their first attempt. This was released in 98 and was hard to find.

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