Presented below are some detailed photos of various alien makeup appliances used in the production of the different Star television series and feature films.
A set of Vulcan Ears worn by actor Gary Graham as Ambassador Soval in Star Trek: Enterprise. This particular set was used in the series premiere episode "Broken Bow" ...
A set of special effects teeth worn by actor L. Sidney in his portrayal of a Klingon helmsman aboard Captain Duras's Bird of Prey from the Star Trek: Enterprise episode "The Expanse" ...
A set of soft latex Andorian antennae from Star Trek: Enterprise ...
A Bajoran nose appliance from the production of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine ...
A set of yellow contact lenses worn by actor Brent Spiner in his portrayal of Lt. Commander Data during the filming of Star Trek: First Contact (1996) ...
Sunday, February 27, 2011
Some Star Trek Alien Makeup Appliances and Prosthetics
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Rare TOS Behind The Scenes Photos Part IX
Some rarely seen photos taken during production of The Original Series ...
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Star Trek: TNG, Generations & First Contact Isolinear Chips
Presented below are some detailed photos of different Isolinear chip props employed in the production of the various Star Trek television programs and feature films.
Immediately below are a pair of very early, primitively designed screen used chips from Star Trek: TNG ...
The following MJV chip features a silk screened pattern and was seen in Star Trek: Generations (1994) in the famous scene where Captain Kirk reconfigures the deflector shields of the U.S.S. Enterprise-B from the Engineering levels of the starship just before he is lost to the Nexus energy ribbon ...
Finally, a large elaborately designed isolinear chip from Star Trek: First Contact (1996) ...
Monday, February 14, 2011
Star Trek: Enterprise Sickbay Menagerie Carrying Case
Presented below are some photos of a screen used sickbay carrying case prop from Star Trek: Enterprise. The prop fabricators cleverly embedded magnets inside the removable front door to the case to allow it to remain firmly in place to seal the container shut without any visible exterior latches.
We can only speculate on the nature of the exotic, extraterrestrial life forms that were transported with this device ...
