“In keeping with the early days of Star Trek collecting, where technical manuals and books have always been part of the ship’s narrative, advancements in 3D design and printing have allowed us to bring these technical drawings to life, by engineering the fully dimensional ships from inside-out.

“Using digital assets for the Shenzhou [and Discovery] provided directly by CBS from the show’s production team, our core engineers took these ships’ specifically-focused areas of interest and engineered the internal architecture, which were then given life via 3D printing and integrated with lights.

“The final effect is a deeper look into not only these beautifully hand-painted ship, but also an interactive experience with the ability to lift portions of the hull plating to reveal the ship’s working warp coils, crew’s quarters, and shuttlebay.”

“In keeping with the early days of Star Trek collecting, where technical manuals and books have always been part of the ship’s narrative, advancements in 3D design and printing have allowed us to bring these technical drawings to life, by engineering the fully dimensional ships from inside-out.

“Using digital assets for the Shenzhou [and Discovery] provided directly by CBS from the show’s production team, our core engineers took these ships’ specifically-focused areas of interest and engineered the internal architecture, which were then given life via 3D printing and integrated with lights.

“The final effect is a deeper look into not only these beautifully hand-painted ship, but also an interactive experience with the ability to lift portions of the hull plating to reveal the ship’s working warp coils, crew’s quarters, and shuttlebay.”

This beautiful ship, seen by those lucky enough to attend San Diego Comic-Con, measures 35″ long x 16″ wide x 8″ tall.

“Using digital assets for the Discovery provided directly by CBS from the show’s production team, our core engineers took these ships’ specifically-focused areas of interest and engineered the internal architecture, which were then given life via 3D printing and integrated with lights.

“The final effect is a deeper look into not only these beautifully hand-painted ship, but also an interactive experience with the ability to lift portions of the hull plating to reveal the ship’s bussard collectors and deflector dish.”

The body of the ship is “composed of polymer resin, with steel reinforcement.”

The ship features over one hundred-and-eighty LED lights, which use a 12V power source, with a “single channel” remote. There is “active illumination for Impulse Engines, Warp Nacelles, Formation, and Anti-Collision lights.”

The ship comes with a “custom-cut Discovery-style Starfleet non-split delta display stand,” and “a separate display plaque featuring starship’s name and registry.” The ship will be “packaged in [a] wooden prop box lined with convoluted foam.”