Star Trek - USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D (The Next Generation)

This is on the pricey side, but it's incredibly detailed. The refit Enterprise is my favourite, but having seen the quality, I'm tempted to buy the TOS and TNG models. I just wish Corgi also did a USS Reliant model.

Absolutely wonderful and my daughter loved it. Well detailed and the presentation box nicely detailed. I would recommend this item to anyone.

The Refit model is better than the Eaglemoss XL version, and is probably the best, pre-made Enterprise refit model out there. The diecast gives it a heft found on no other versions. The stand is the problem. The old Corgi stands broke off eventually, but were nice to look at while they lasted. These new ones are not only cheap, but will also break in time. My stand was crooked: it leaned to one side, and when the model is inserted and removed, the plastic part stays in, revealing the crooked metal rod that looks like it's about to rip out of the plastic stand. Get this for the model and find an Eaglemoss stand that works. Ditch the Corgi stand. Corgi can do better in this department.

A quality well made model of the Star Ship Enterprise NCC-1701, mainly metal construction and feels heavy in the hand. Well done Corgi, another great model to add to the collection.

A lovely model and as described

Nice ship, a good size, wish they made more different models like these, I would buy each one.

It's a lovely model of the classic Enterprise but I can't help but think a decent stand plus a decent name plate to attach to the stand and then get rid of the over engineered and probably expensive to make box that will probably never be seen if the model is out on display would be a better choice. The box is a real waste of money but the manufacturer. I'd have preferred a simple plain card box with decent internal foam packing to protect the model for shopping. More money should have been spent on the very low quality and flimsy stand and perhaps in saving that money from the box manufacturing they could have made the ship itself larger. Plus as I mentioned previously, the model should have come with a decent quality name plate. Overall disappointing, the stand is very insubstantial, there was no name plate and the box was a total waste of cash. This model was overpriced for what you got. It would have been a good deal at £25 but £55? Somewhat of a missed opportunity and rip off. Where is their quality control ? Who was responsible for missing these obvious details? Maybe their employers should be looking at this person and asking questions.

A well detailed model. Far better looking "in the metal" than in the product pictures. The box artwork is well executed with a small "biopic" of the Enterprise. It's about 10" long (250mm), and for some reason cheaper on Amazon than on the Corgi site? Overall I'm well pleased with my purchase.