Star Trek: The Role Playing Game

This article provides a general overview of FASA's and its associated components, supplements, and reference works, which were produced by FASA and a small number of associated gaming companies.
==Titles==
===Games and rules supplements===
File:FASA Star Trek the Role Playing Game v1 box.jpg|2001 [Box Set](First Edition) 
File:FASA Star Trek the Role Playing Game v1.jpg|2001A Star Trek: The Role Playing Game [128-page basic Rule Book](First Edition) 
File:FASA Star Trek Role Playing Game v2 deluxe.jpg|2001 Star Trek: The Role Playing Game [Box Set](Second Edition Deluxe Game)
File:The Klingons (First Edition).jpg|2002The Klingons [Box Set](First Edition)
File:Star Fleet Intelligence Manual.jpg|2002The Klingons: Starfleet Intelligence Manual(Second Edition)
File:The Klingons cover.jpg|2002AThe Klingons: Game Operation Manual [80-page Rule Book](Second Edition)
File:Star_Trek_II_Starship_Combat_Simulator.jpg|2003Star Trek II: Starship Combat Simulator [Box Set]
File:Star Trek Starship Tactical Combat Simulator.jpg|2003Star Trek: Starship Tactical Combat Simulator [Box Set](Renamed Second Edition)
File:FASA Star Trek Role Playing Game v2.1.jpg|2004Star Trek: The Role Playing Game [Box Set](Second Edition Basic Game)
File:The Romulans.jpg|2005The Romulans: Starfleet Intelligence Manual
File:The Romulan Way Game Operations Manual.jpg|2005The Romulan Way: Game Operations Manual
File:Star Trek III Starship Combat Game.jpg|2006Star Trek III: Starship Combat Game [Box Set]
File:No image yet.jpg|2006AStar Trek III: Starship Update
File:The Triangle.jpg|2007The Triangle 
File:The Orions - Book of Common Knowledge.jpg|2008The Orions: Book of Common Knowledge
File:The Orions - Book of Deep Knowledge.jpg|2008The Orions: Book of Deep Knowledge
File:The Federation.jpg|2011The Federation
File:Star Trek The Next Generation Officer's Manual.jpg|2012Star Trek: The Next Generation Officer's Manual
File:Star Fleet Intelligence Game Operations.jpg|2014Star Fleet Intelligence Manual: Game Operations
File:Star Fleet Intelligence Agents Orientation.jpg|2014Star Fleet Intelligence Manual: Agents' Orientation Sourcebook
===Deck plans===
File:USS Enterprise Deck Plans.jpg|2101USS Enterprise Deck Plans [Box Set]
File:Klingon D-7 Deck Plans.jpg|2102Klingon D-7 Deck Plans [Box Set]
: note 1: Fasa's 1989-90 catalog, page 30, had item 2103, "Star Trek: The Next Generation U.S.S. Enterprise Blueprints" announced. However, FASA's Star Trek license was unexpectedly pulled around the same time, and the item therefore never came to fruition.
: note 2: The individual deck plan sheets of both vessels were originally (loose) parts of the basic Star Trek: The Role Playing Game first edition.
===Adventures and rules supplements===
File:The Vanished 2nd printing.jpg|2201The Vanished 
File:Witness for the Defense.jpg|2202Witness for the Defense 
File:Trader Captains and Merchant Princes (1st).jpg|2203Trader Captains and Merchant Princes(First Edition)
File:Trader Captains and Merchant Princes.jpg|2203Trader Captains and Merchant Princes(Second Edition)
File:Ship Construction Manual v1.jpg|2204Ship Construction Manual(First Edition)
File:Ship Construction Manual.jpg|2204Ship Construction Manual(Second Edition)
File:Denial of Destiny.jpg|2205Denial of Destiny 
File:Termination 1456.jpg|2206Termination: 1456 
File:Demand of Honor.jpg|2207Demand of Honor 
File:Orion Ruse.jpg|2208Orion Ruse 
File:Margin of Profit.jpg|2209Margin of Profit 
File:The Outcasts.jpg|2210The Outcasts 
File:A Matter of Priorities.jpg|2211A Matter of Priorities 
File:A Doomsday Like Any Other.jpg|2212A Doomsday Like Any Other
File:The Mines of Selka.jpg|2213The Mines of Selka 
File:Star Trek III Sourcebook Update.jpg|2214Star Trek III Sourcebook Update 
File:The Triangle Campaign.jpg|2215The Triangle Campaign
File:Graduation Exercise.jpg|2216Graduation Exercise 
File:Where Has All the Glory Gone.jpg|2217Where Has All the Glory Gone? 
File:Return to Axanar.jpg|2218Return to Axanar
File:The Four Years War cover.jpg|2218AThe Four Years War 
File:Decision at Midnight.jpg|2219Decision at Midnight 
File:An Imbalance of Power.jpg|2220An Imbalance of Power 
File:Old Soldiers Never Die.jpg|2221Old Soldiers Never Die
File:The Romulan War.jpg|2221A
File:Conflict of Interests.jpg|2222Conflict of Interests 
File:Klingon Intelligence Briefing.jpg|2222AKlingon Intelligence Briefing 
File:The Dixie Gambit.jpg|2223The Dixie Gambit 
File:Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update.jpg|2224Star Trek IV Sourcebook Update 
File:The White Flame.jpg|2225The White Flame: Starship Combat Scenario Pack 
File:The Strider Incident.jpg|2226The Strider Incident
File:Regula-1 Orbital Station Deckplans.jpg|2226ARegula-1 Orbital Station Deckplans 
File:Star Trek The Next Generation First Year Sourcebook.jpg|2227Star Trek: The Next Generation First Year Sourcebook 
===Ship recognition manuals===
File:Ship Recognition Manual-The Klingon Empire (First Edition).jpg|2301Ship Recognition Manual: The Klingon Empire(First Edition)
File:Klingon Ship Recognition Manual.jpg|2301Klingon Ship Recognition Manual(Second Edition)
File:Ship Recognition Manual-The_Federation (First Edition).jpg|2302Ship Recognition Manual: The Federation(First Edition)
File:Federation Ship Recognition Manual.jpg|2302Federation Ship Recognition Manual(Second Edition)
File:Romulan Ship Recognition Manual V1.jpg|2303Romulan Ship Recognition Manual(First cover art) 
File:Romulan Ship Recognition Manual.jpg|2303Romulan Ship Recognition Manual(Later cover art)
===Playing aids===
File:Starship Combat Hex Grid.jpg|2801Starship Combat Hex Grid
File:Game Master's Screen.jpg|2802Game Master's Screen
File:Tricorder-Starship Sensors Interactive Display.jpg|2803Tricorder/Starship Sensors Interactive Display
=== Micro-Adventure Games ===
File:Star Trek III The Search for Spock game.jpg|5001Star Trek III: The Search for Spock Game
File:FASA Starship Duel 1.jpg|5002Starship Duel I
File:FASA Struggle for the Throne.jpg|5004Struggle for the Throne
File:FASA Starship Duel 2.jpg|5005Starship Duel II
==Gaming miniatures==
 	
1985 promotion leaflet showing finished miniatures	1988 leaflet showing additional finished miniatures
When FASA released the Starship Combat Simulator (No. 2003) in 1983, whose second edition was reissued in 1985 and added as an extra component in the "Deluxe" version of the second edition of Star Trek the Role Playing Game (No. 2001) of 1985/86, they simultaneously released, during 1983 and 1984, a line of starship gaming miniatures to give the game, which was standard equipped with carton playing tokens, an extra supplementary game-enhancing dimension. They could also be used in the later released Star Trek III Starship Combat Game (No. 2006) from 1984.
The miniatures, which had a stated scale of 1/3900, were made out of pewter (a lead-tin alloy in a 60%-40% ratio respectively, according to sculptor Ab Mobasher) and packaged in a transparent bubble attached to a card (blister pack). They came unpainted and most of them required a certain amount of constructing with the aid of superglue. The 1983 edition also came with transparent plastic hexagonal stands, on which the miniatures were to be mounted, and which fitted the hex grid maps accompanying the Combat Simulator. They were colored to denominate the major factions in the game, blue for the Federation, red for the Klingon Empire, purple for the Romulan Star Empire, green for the Gorn Hegemony and neutral for the Orion Syndicate. Apart for the then-known canon ships, the range was expanded with non-canon ships as earlier designed by the FASA staff.
Though not the first to release starship gaming miniatures (that distinction fell to GameScience, who were commissioned by Task Force Games to do likewise for their Star Fleet Battles game), the quality and imaginative designs of canon and non-canon ships alike made FASA's miniature line the most popular item of the whole FASA Star Trek product range (as well as the most popular gaming miniature line), becoming highly sought-after collectibles in their own right amongst non-gaming Star Trek fans as well. Remarkably, most of the 1983-1984 releases were issued with ISBN numbers, something normally only given to print materials.
FASA reissued the line twice, once in 1985 and once in 1988, each issue expanding the line with further additions. The color coding of the stands was abandoned with the first reissue as all models were from then on accompanied by neutral transparent plastic stands. Each release had its own distinctive design style of the cards on which the models were mounted. Contrary to the first issue release which did ( for the Original Series-era ships, and and for the film-era ships), these two reissues did not sport imagery from the live-action productions on the cards, but rather non-descript redesigned card imagery.
In 1985 FASA sub-licensed the UK-based Citadel Miniatures to manufacture the miniatures for the UK market to accompany the UK versions of The Role Playing Game and the Star Trek III: Starship Combat Game that Citadel's mother company was sub-licensed to release on the UK market that year. Apart from being mounted on different style cards, the models differed from their US counterparts in that for many models less construction was needed and that they were more detailed, due to the fact that the pewter had a higher tin content. Although that made the metal more brittle, it also made the metal harder than their relative soft US counterparts and thus more susceptible to retain detailing. Eventually, Citadel released fourteen out of the eventual thirty-four models FASA produced (in essence following their numbering, which explains the gaps in Citadel's numbering), when the latter lost its license in 1989.
Apart from the ship models, FASA also produced seventeen small pewter crew members figurines in 1983 as gaming pieces (one release only). Testament to the popularity of the starship miniatures was the fact that the sculptor of the first twenty-two starship pieces, Abbas Mobasher, received an H.G. Wells Award from the in 1985 for his work in the category "Best Vehicular or Accessory Series", whereas FASA itself had received the award the year previously in the category "Best Vehicular Miniatures Series". Mobasher's successors for the expansions, Randy Hoffa and Steve Apolloni, received the same award Mobasher did, in 1987. FASA had their miniatures of the 1983/84 issues manufactured by Ral Partha Enterprises, while their 1985-1988 issues were manufactured by the Canadian company RAFM Miniatures and Games.
The popularity of FASA's Star Trek gaming models attracted the attention of Rawcliffe, who also began to release Star Trek miniatures in 1988, the same year FASA released its second reissue. Sub-licensed by FASA, Rawcliffe started to release high-quality solid pewter gaming pieces with the stand now as an integral part of the model. Thirteen of FASA's models were re-made as Rawcliffe's "SS" (Star Ship) series. FASA was mentioned as co-licensee both on the clear plastic packaging boxes and on the bottom of the stand, while simultaneously following FASA's numbering.
When FASA lost its license in 1989, Rawcliffe renegotiated a separate license with the Paramount Marketing and Licensing Department and acquired the molds for the models from FASA. FASA had geared up to add figures into their product line, but it was Rawcliffe that eventually released these in 1992 after FASA was unable to. These former FASA miniatures became the basis for Rawcliffe to include larger scaled starships, figurines, key-chains, and sculptures in their product line. 
In 1991 Rawcliffe started anew with their "RF" (simply standing for "Rawcliffe") series (now including, besides figurines, larger scaled ship models without the FASA pedigree as well), but as per their new license agreement, only produced canon ships. This meant that the five non-canon ships they had released in their original "SS" series (SS2508, 25010, 2513, 2516 & 2529) were not reissued, resulting in they becoming sought-after rarities by collectors afterwards. With all references to FASA and their gaming miniature origins dropped – though in most cases retaining their hexagonal shaped stands – , the models were packaged in Rawcliffe's blank white carton boxes which stated only Rawcliffe's name. The models in this series came accompanied by a small colored carton nameplate which emphasized that they were released as decorative display items. 
FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures 	FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures 	FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures 	FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures 	FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures 	FASA Role Playing Game Miniatures
Star Ships 	Star Ships 	Star Ships 	Star Ships 	Star Ships 	Star Ships
No. 	Issue 	Company 	ISBN 	Item 	
2501 	 	FASA 	 	 	
2501 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
ST01 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	 	
2501 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
SS2501 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
RF789 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
2502 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
2502 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
ST02 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	 	
2502 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
SS2502 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
RF787 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
2503 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
2503 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
ST03 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	 	
2503 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
SS2503 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
RF788 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
2504 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Bird-of-Prey(FASA 1983 issue in unassembled and assembled variant; Citadel issue contains two assembled pieces) 	
2504 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Bird-of-Prey(FASA 1983 issue in unassembled and assembled variant; Citadel issue contains two assembled pieces) 	
ST04 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Romulan Bird-of-Prey(FASA 1983 issue in unassembled and assembled variant; Citadel issue contains two assembled pieces) 	
2504 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Bird-of-Prey(FASA 1983 issue in unassembled and assembled variant; Citadel issue contains two assembled pieces) 	
2505 	 	FASA 	 	(Old design) 	
2505 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(Old design) 	
ST05 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	(Old design) 	
2505 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(Old design) 	
SS2505 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	(Old design) 	
RF786 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	(Old design) 	
2506 	 	FASA 	 	Regula One 	
2506 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Regula One 	
2506 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Regula One 	
SS2506 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Regula One 	
RF790 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Regula One 	
2507 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2507 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2507 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2508 	 	FASA 	 	Klingon Heavy cruiser 	
2508 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon Heavy cruiser 	
2508 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon Heavy cruiser 	
SS2508 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Klingon Heavy cruiser 	
2509 	 	FASA 	 	Destroyer 	
2509 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
ST09 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2509 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2510 	 	FASA 	 	Escort 	
2510 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Escort 	
2510 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Escort 	
SS2510 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Escort 	
2511 	 	FASA 	 	Gorn Cruiser(two pieces) 	
2511 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Gorn Cruiser(two pieces) 	
2511 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Gorn Cruiser(two pieces) 	
2512 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Orion (three pieces) 	
2512 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Orion (three pieces) 	
2512 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Orion (three pieces) 	
2513 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2513 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2513 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
SS2513 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2514 	 	FASA 	 	Frigate 	
2514 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2514 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2515 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan 	
2515 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan 	
ST15 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Romulan 	
2515 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan 	
2516 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2516 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
ST16 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2516 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate 	
SS2516 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Frigate 	
2517 	 	FASA 	 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
2517 	 	FASA 	N/A 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
ST17 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
2517 	 	FASA 	N/A 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
SS2517 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
RF791 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	The orthographic views art on the back of the first edition card, was used to create the LCARS display for the class, seen throughout the first season of , the first time in the second episode, . 	
2518 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
2518 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
ST18 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
2518 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
SS2518 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
RF792 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	Klingon L-42 Bird of Prey 	
2519 	 	FASA 	 	 	
2519 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
ST19 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	 	
2519 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
SS2519 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
RF793 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
2520 	 	FASA 	 	Deep Space Freighter 	
2520 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Deep Space Freighter 	
ST20 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	Deep Space Freighter 	
2520 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Deep Space Freighter 	
2521 	 	FASA 	 	(Citadel issue contains two pieces) 	
2521 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(Citadel issue contains two pieces) 	
ST21 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	(Citadel issue contains two pieces) 	
2521 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(Citadel issue contains two pieces) 	
2522 	 	FASA 	 	(two pieces; one of only two original FASA designs elevated to canon status) 	
2522 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(two pieces; one of only two original FASA designs elevated to canon status) 	
ST22 	 	Citadel 	N/A 	(two pieces; one of only two original FASA designs elevated to canon status) 	
2522 	 	FASA 	N/A 	(two pieces; one of only two original FASA designs elevated to canon status) 	
2523 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Kobayashi MaruThe second and last original Fasa design elevated to canon, though not as such, but rather as a {LCARS display, quite possibly the . 	
2523 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Kobayashi MaruThe second and last original Fasa design elevated to canon, though not as such, but rather as a {LCARS display, quite possibly the . 	
2524 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Gallant Wing 	
2524 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Gallant Wing 	
2525 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Gorn BH-2 Battleship(one issue only) 	
2526 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2526 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2527 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Nova' Battleship 	
2527 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Nova' Battleship 	
2528 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Bright One Destroyer 	
2528 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Romulan Bright One Destroyer 	
2529 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
2529 	 	FASA 	N/A 	 	
SS2529 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
2530 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2530 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Destroyer 	
2531 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Cruiser 	
2531 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Cruiser 	
2532 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Frigate(one issue only) 	
2533 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Escort(one issue only) 	
2534 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Cruiser 	
2534 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Cruiser 	
2535 	N/A 	FASA 	N/A 	(announced but not released by FASA) 	
RF794 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	(announced but not released by FASA) 	
2536 	N/A 	FASA 	N/A 	(announced but not released by FASA) 	
RF796 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	(announced but not released by FASA) 	
2599 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Starship Support Stand(five color variants; one issue only) 	
RF795 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	 	
RF16 	 	Rawcliffe 	N/A 	(at the time only available through Star Trek: Communicator) 	
Contrary to the first, 1983/84 release, where each starship had its own individual (game) specifications spelt out on its blister pack back, the 1985 and 1988 reissues merely featured a generic blister pack back (l-r) for all the ships. Likewise, the 1985 Citadel Miniatures also only sported a generic blister pack back.	Contrary to the first, 1983/84 release, where each starship had its own individual (game) specifications spelt out on its blister pack back, the 1985 and 1988 reissues merely featured a generic blister pack back (l-r) for all the ships. Likewise, the 1985 Citadel Miniatures also only sported a generic blister pack back.	Contrary to the first, 1983/84 release, where each starship had its own individual (game) specifications spelt out on its blister pack back, the 1985 and 1988 reissues merely featured a generic blister pack back (l-r) for all the ships. Likewise, the 1985 Citadel Miniatures also only sported a generic blister pack back.	Contrary to the first, 1983/84 release, where each starship had its own individual (game) specifications spelt out on its blister pack back, the 1985 and 1988 reissues merely featured a generic blister pack back (l-r) for all the ships. Likewise, the 1985 Citadel Miniatures also only sported a generic blister pack back.	Contrary to the first, 1983/84 release, where each starship had its own individual (game) specifications spelt out on its blister pack back, the 1985 and 1988 reissues merely featured a generic blister pack back (l-r) for all the ships. Likewise, the 1985 Citadel Miniatures also only sported a generic blister pack back.	
Figurines 	Figurines 	Figurines 	Figurines 	Figurines 	Figurines
2601 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Admiral Kirk 	
2602 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Mr. Spock 	
2603 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Dr. McCoy 	
2604 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Lt. Saavik 	
2605 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Scotty 	
2606 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Uhura 	
2607 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Sulu 	
2608 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Chekov 	
2609 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Khan 	
2610 	 	FASA 	N/A 	David Marcus 	
2611 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Joachim 	
2612 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Dr. Carol Marcus 	
2613 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Captain Terrell 	
2614 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Khan (robed) 	
2615 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon Officer with Agonizer 	
2616 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon with Disruptor Rifle 	
2617 	 	FASA 	N/A 	Klingon with Disruptor Pistol 	
Collector Series 	Collector Series 	Collector Series 	Collector Series 	Collector Series 	Collector Series
3001 	 	FASA 	 	Number One: and Crew(contains 2501, 2601, 2603 (remolded), 2604, 2605, 2606, 2607 and 2608) 	
3002 	 	FASA 	 	Number Two: and Khan's Crew(contains 2502, 2609, 2611, 2615 and 4 figurines not separately released) 	
3003 	 	FASA 	 	Number Three: Space Laboratory Regula One and Staff(contains 2506, 2610, 2612 and 5 figurines not separately released) 	
3004 	 	FASA 	 	Number Four: Klingon Battle cruiser and Crew(contains 2503, 2615, 2617 and six figurines not separately released) 	
=== Legacy FASA gaming miniatures ===
Rawcliffe's license to produce Star Trek products expired in 1999. Nonetheless, the popularity of the original FASA starship gaming miniatures remained unabated among collectors, spawning the hereafter mentioned product lines from unlicensed production companies. Yet, it was by no means a coincidence that it also inspired the officially licensed company Galoob, to launch their own near-equally popular FASA-sized Star Trek Micro Machines starship lines in 1993. And even though Galoob's products were traditionally made out of plastic, it did not prevent them to acknowledge the FASA pedigree of their mass-marketed miniatures by releasing three 1995 pewter-painted sets as a way to pay homage to their original starship line. A decade later, Japanese company Romando also released an officially licensed, but limited, small-scaled line of starship miniatures, reminiscent of Galoob's – and thus FASA's – ship miniatures.
The appeal of FASA's 1/3900 scale gaming miniatures did not end when FASA, Rawcliffe and Galoob lost their licenses. In the decades after official production had stopped small, non-licensed, amateur "Garage" model kit companies like Impulse Models, FMX Models, Macro Trek, and UK-based Future Legend continued to produce FASA/Micro Machines-like miniatures, typically in resin. In most cases relatively short-lived, they often expanded on FASA's line with canon and non-canon ships of the later Star Trek productions. Particularly noteworthy was Future Legend, in business around the turn of the millennium, who not only expanded the line with canon ships, but also released FASA designs (in resin as well as in pewter), which FASA itself never got around of releasing.
In 2000, FASA veteran and co-founder Jordan Weisman founded his own gaming company WizKids, and several of its product lines, such as Star Trek: Fleet Captains, Star Trek: Tactics and Star Trek: Attack Wing, betray Weisman's FASA roots, as they too predominantly concern gaming ship miniatures centered tabletop games, the miniatures oftentimes prepainted and made out of plastic, thereby making them also reminiscent of the FASA-sized Micro Machines.
== Appendices ==
=== See also ===
* Citadel Miniatures
* FASA
* GameScience
* RAFM Miniatures and Games
* Ral Partha Enterprises
* Rawcliffe
* Star Trek starship miniatures
* Star Trek model kits
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