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Art Asylum had ambitious plans for this line of Star Trek figures, their first really major toy license. Unfortunately the new Enterprise TV series failed to captivate viewers; the show's spiraling ratings spelling certain death for the action figure line. Art Asylum and Star Trek did see a rebirth of sorts shortly after Enterprise with their acquisition by Diamond Select Toys. Today Art Asylum acts as a sculpting house for DST while Star Trek takes a much needed break.



ART ASYLUM'S STAR TREK ENTERPRISE
2002
8.5" x 12"

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