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The Eaglemoss Xindi Insectoid Ship is designed for dedicated Star Trek: Enterprise fans and collectors of high-quality sci-fi models who want an authentic, screen-accurate representation of the Xindi fleet. This collectible offers a striking and unique organic aesthetic that stands out in any Starships Collection display, though its complex geometry requires careful handling to avoid damage to the delicate wing structures.
| Series | Star Trek |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SSSXX024C-Z68 |
| Brand | Eaglemoss |
This replica is part of the Eaglemoss Starships Collection, which typically uses a combination of high-quality die-cast metal and ABS plastic parts for durability and detail.
No, the ship comes fully assembled. You only need to mount it onto the provided display stand.
No, this is a static display model designed for accuracy and is not articulated.
Yes, it is designed to be in scale with the rest of the Eaglemoss Starships Collection line.
Keep the model away from direct UV sunlight and fluctuating temperatures, which can cause paint to degrade or plastic to warp over long periods.
Ensure the connection point is fully seated and the ship's center of gravity is centered over the stand arm.
Use a clean, dry cosmetic brush to reach into the narrow organic textures without damaging the surface.
Setup is straightforward: simply snap the model into the mounting point on the provided display stand. Ensure the ship is balanced correctly to prevent tipping. For care, avoid using chemical cleaners or liquids, as these may react with the paint or plastic material. If the model needs cleaning, a dry, soft microfiber cloth is recommended to gently wipe surfaces. Keep the original packaging if you intend to move or transport the ship to prevent snapping of the wing extremities.
