Revell - Monogram Revell - Monogram is a manufacturer of model kits and held the license for " Star Trek " model kits based on , the only " Star Trek " series or film ( at the time ) long - time kit producer AMT / Ertl did not hold the rights to use . History . Revell - Monogram LLC was formed in 1986 when formerly independent US model kit companies " Revell " , founded in 1943 , and " Monogram Models Company " , founded in 1945 , were merged into one company by their then owner " Odyssey Partners of New York " , retaining both names , which was reflected in the new combined company logo . Revell itself had established a German subsidiary in 1956 , which split off from the mother company in 2006 and became a fully European owned independent company herself as " Revell GmbH & Co . KG " . " Star Trek " association . Revell - Monogram produced a limited number of kits while it had the " Voyager " license ; these included itself , a Kazon raider , and the Maquis raider , as well as a three - piece set containing all those ships in a smaller scale and even smaller pre - painted snap - together models of the three vessels . In , a " limited edition " version of " Voyager " was produced , with an open shuttlebay and shuttlecraft plus revised decals and detailing , as well as Revell - Monogram ' s last addition , what they called Kazon torpedo . Despite rumors of a possible " Delta Flyer " , Revell - Monogram never issued another kit . The company , despite already having merged opted to release the models under their separate brand names , " Monogram " for the US and " Revell " ( through their German subsidiary ) for Europe , the special edition " Voyager " of 1997 the only exception . The 2009 reissues were only released in Europe by the then independent German branch of Revell , who renegotiated a separate European license for " Star Trek " model kits after their split . Unlike AMT ( the original " Star Trek " model kit company that lost out on the bid for the " Voyager " license ) , who up until then had only done so for two of their and the Deep Space 9 kits , Revell had for their 1990s releases especially commissioned photography of the actual production - used studio model s featured as art on the top and sides of the kit boxes as aid for the modelers . In December 2011 , Revell Germany sprang back into life with the first truly new releases since 1997 , now based on the . Released for the European market only ( as Round 2 LLC holds the license for the American market ) were kits of the and the Klingon battle cruiser . It should be noted that these were Revell originals and not AMT derivatives , and as such differed in scale and tooling . The status of the US - held license is , as of 2012 , unclear as not a single " Star Trek " model kit has been marketed or re - issued since 1997 by Revell - Monogram . In May 2013 , Revell - Germany scored a scoop with their release of a model kit of the , on the occasion of the release of . Though US company Polar Lights had already announced a release of this ship back in 2009 , their product was continuously delayed and even canceled in 2012 , so Revell - Germany became the first company that released the very first licensed model kit based on the events depicted in the alternate reality , albeit it in Europe only .