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Star
Trek The Original Series
1966-1969
Medical/Science Tricorder
| Star Trek Tricorder Reference Images | ||
 Close-up of the TOS tricorder screen |
 screen capture of a midgrade. Note the soft details on the doors. This one really looks like its vinyl covered. |
 The famous "Shore Leave" stunt tricorder. Looks like a foam-covered board with painted on details. |
 Nice Details on the door. Notice the flat door handles, and the hard edges on the door moldings. |
 Another TOS screen capture. Note the door handles have changed. |
 Charlie
X tricorder. Note the sharp door detials and the "rainbow"
effect on the morrie. |
Please note these images came from the original TV series. All copyrights are the property of the original copyright owners. These images are provided here as reference only. |
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| Star Trek Tricorders | ||
 Roddenberry.com Tricorder Kit. |
 1980's convention Tricorder |
 1980's convention Tricorder |
| From Star Trek [the original series, [1966-1969], originally. constructed and designed by Projects Unlimited' co-owner, Wah Ming Chang for Pramount Studios, its intention was to give Gene Roddneberry's new science fiction TV series, Star Trek, a "utilitarian" look. This page has two version of this visionary personal portable computer design. The one pictured, is as close to the original prop you are going to find. Straight from Roddenberry.com's online store, these $250 kits require several hours to build, but are worth every penny and every minute. the Rodd kits are built from the same moulds that were built for the Star Trek Deep Space 9 retro 30th anniversary episode Trials and Tribble-ations. If you have not seen this episode, it is available from the Roddenberry.com webstore. Even if you are not a fan of Deep Space 9, this episode is a great one because of the Original Star trek tie-in. | Back in the 1970's these kits were available at conventions and in the back of Star Log magazines. Many were poorly constructed by young fans using rubber cement and inferior constructions standards. I found this one on e-bay several years ago, and after building up a Roddeberry kit, I restored this one. Note, this unofficial version has no top door flap cover, and originally the metal door handles were a simple flat metal. I have since custome made replacements. A scratch built tricorder is a planned project, and the idea of a working screen version is also being explored. | Here is an image of the custom made door handle replacements on the old copy tricorder. The morie' needs soem more help, the original one was of poor construction and the correct one is currently being researched. Also, the bezel for the morie' is too thick. the other differences between the two are:
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| Star Trek Tricorders | ||
 Roddenberry.com Tricorder Kit details. |
 1980's convention Tricorderdetails. |
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| From Star Trek [the original series, [1966-1969], originally. constructed and designed by Projects Unlimited' co-owner, Wah Ming Chang for Pramount Studios, its intention was to give Gene Roddneberry's new science fiction TV series, Star Trek, a "utilitarian" look. This page has two version of this visionary personal portable computer design. The one pictured, is as close to the original prop you are going to find. Straight from Roddenberry.com's online store, these $250 kits require several hours to build, but are worth every penny and every minute. the Rodd kits are built from the same moulds that were built for the Star Trek Deep Space 9 retro 30th anniversary episode Trials and Tribble-ations. If you have not seen this episode, it is available from the Roddenberry.com webstore. Even if you are not a fan of Deep Space 9, this episode is a great one because of the Original Star trek tie-in. | Back in the 1970's these kits were available at conventions and in the back of Star Log magazines. Many were poorly constructed by young fans using rubber cement and inferior constructions standards. I found this one on e-bay several years ago, and after building up a Roddeberry kit, I restored this one. Note, this unofficial version has no top door flap cover, and originally the metal door handles were a simple flat metal. I have since custome made replacements. A scratch built tricorder is a planned project, and the idea of a working screen version is also being explored. | |
Click here for Will's, [ASAP screen name YOUCANSEE] progress on his wooden tricorder. Man is he a great wood worker!
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I've created a whole page dedicated to all the kits and replicas I have. From the HMS/Roddenberry.com to my own, hand made version, its all here. |
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I've created a whole page dedicated to all the kits and replicas I have. From the HMS, to the Todd M. to the famed Masterpiece Models replicas, to my own, hand made version, its all here. |
Last update August 9, 2004