Star Trek: The Exhibition

Star Trek: The Exhibition was a European touring exhibition in the mid-1990s, featuring accurate reconstructions of the bridge, and the transporter, as well as an extensive prop and studio model collection, included in an exhibit for the first time since the Star Trek Smithsonian Exhibit, displays. 
The Edinburgh venue, the opening leg of the European tour, attracted 190,000 visitors. In Edinburgh, the original filming models of the four-foot , and the were also part of the exhibit. However they were pulled from the exhibition by visual effect supervisors, Glenn Neufeld and Gary Hutzel, as they were needed for the production of the the fourth season two-part episode, , and were from Edinburgh onward no longer included in the exhibition tour. (Sci-Fi & Fantasy Models, issue 6, pp. 24-26; Cinefantastique, Vol 28 #4/5, 1996, p. 72) The Ambassador-class model was shortly added to the London venue only, not appearing in the later venues and the one and only time this particular model has been on tour before it was auctioned off in 2006. 
==Venues==
:In chronological order, dates provided where known.
Museum 	Location 	Opened	Closed
City Art Centre 	Edinburgh, UK 	 	
Mosney Holiday Village 	Dublin, Republic of Ireland	 	
Science Museum 	London, UK 	 	
Museum of Science and Industry 	Manchester, UK 	 	
Bournemouth International Centre	Bournemouth, UK 	 	
Josef Haubrich-Kunsthalle 	Cologne, Germany 	 	
Gas Hall Museum & Art Gallery 	Birmingham, UK 	 	
Hancock Museum 	Newcastle, UK 	 	
Kunsthalle Berlin 	Berlin, Germany 	 	
Boathouse 6 	Portsmouth, UK 	 	
Exhibition, The