Created for the Star Trek Role Playing Game
The following are digital paintings created for the Star Trek RPG by Last Unicorn Games.
All images © Randy Asplund
![Star Trek Antares Class B Freighter](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/antares.jpg)
Class B Freighter
![Daedalus Class Starship Star Trek](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/daedalus.jpg)
USS ESSEX
The design was based on early conceptual art for the original series USS Enterprise.
![Star Trek Klingon Battleship](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/kbatship.jpg)
Battleship
The design is a mixed up combination of kit bashed Klingon
Battlecruiser and Romulan Bird of Prey. You are actually looking
at a model that I built, photographed, and then digitally painted.
You ought to see the Romulan I made out of the other parts!
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![Star Trek Gorn Battlecruiser](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/gorn.jpg)
The design is completely my own conjecture of what the reptillian Gorn Starship might have looked like if it had been featured on that show. |
![Star Trek USS Ranger](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/ranger.jpg)
![Orion Scout Ship Star Trek](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/orionsc.jpg)
Orion Scout Ship
In the episode "Journey to Bable" the Enterprise was attacked by a rogue starship that turned out to be a small Orion Scout sized spacecraft. In the original TV series the vessel was depicted as a mysterious collection of spinning lights. I had to think about the design of a ship that would produce that effect. In this concept, the lights are the power nacells and they are afixed to a rotating hub aft of the crew compartment. |
![Star Trek J Class Starship](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/jclass.jpg)
Starship
The design of this one is completely my own conjecture of what a small transport would have looked like if it had been featured on that show. We never saw it on the original televised show looking better than a smudge of light. |
![Aurora Star Cruiser Star Trek](../../../imgs/sfimg/trek/aurora.jpg)
Star Cruiser
The design is faithful to the model used in the original series TV show. Yes, it looks a LOT like the Tholian ships. The production levels on the original Star Trek were not very good. |