Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2014)

Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2014) is the edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series.
==Summary==
;Publisher's description
:A longtime favorite among serious Trekkers and casual fans alike, the Star Trek 2014 Wall Calendar: Ships of the Line has what you can't get anywhere else – spectacular, eye-popping full-color illustrations of the sleek vessels, monumental space stations, and epic starscapes from across the Star Trek universe. Each spread takes the viewer straight into the very heart of Starfleet.
:Fourteen beautifully rendered, all new paintings and digital illustrations feature all the action, space drama, and painstaking detail for which these fan-favorite conceptual artists have become famous within the Star Trek community.
:Great moments from Starfleet history – including first encounters, iconic battles, and early milestones in interstellar exploration – are brought to vivid life.
:Star Trek: Ships of the Line's horizontal, panoramic format maximizes the image space without sacrificing usability or detail.
:Bonus center poster included!
===Months===
*Cover ("Nothing But Trouble") – A 22nd century D4-class Klingon vessel at warp, by Douglas E. Graves.
*January ("San Francisco") – The refitted sits in drydock, by Jim Hibbert.
*February ("The Gathering Storm") – The refitted and a pre-refit ship engage three Romulan vessels over a class-M planet, by Doug Drexler.
*March ("Acquisition") – The space shuttle Enterprise is towed to the Starfleet museum by a shuttlecraft with the Federation starships Enterprise and the NX-class Enterprise visible in the background, by Alain Rivard.
*April ("A Rock and a Hard Place") – The , under the control of Khan and his followers, approaches the Regula I space laboratory, by Tobias Richter. (from )
*May ("Geophysical Sortie") – Two -type shuttles depart the aft shuttlebay of the , by John Eaves.
::Painting, rather than CGI.
*June ("Smile") – An unidentified Federation starship in orbit of a class-M planet while an individual in a spacesuit paints the vessel from a moon or asteroid in orbit of the same world, by Leonard A. Emery.
*Centerfold ("The Shape of Things to Come") – The in space, by Doug Drexler and Michael Murray.
*July ("Orbital Scout") – A shuttlecraft departs a Starfleet vessel, registry number NCC-76890, by Dan Uyeno.
*August ("The Battle of Hell's Mouth") – The USS Repulse is ensnared by a space monster over a class-M planet, by D.M. Phoenix.
*September ("Rio Grande Departing") – The runabout Rio Grande departs Deep Space 9 while an Excelsior-class ship is stationkeeping nearby, by Tobias Richter.
*October ("Mars in One Minute Twenty Five Seconds") – The IXS Enterprise moves out of Mars orbit, by Mark Rademaker.
::Not technically a Star Trek image.
*November ("NX Bound for Refit") – An NX-class starship in space, ostensibly on course for Earth for a refit, by Doug Drexler and Ali Ries.
*December ("Her Journey Ends Never") – The Enterprise-E moves through a solar system, by Alain Rivard.
==Background information==
*The "unidentified Federation starship" from the June spread, reused as the solicitation cover for the subsequent outing in the calendar series, concerned a "Strike Cruiser" – or – , which was introduced in the 1988 (fan) reference work Ships of the Star Fleet. Artist Leonard A. Emery himself has designated his CGI built as an " exploratory cruiser", an upgraded version of the Belknap-class in the world of fandom. For its encore in the 2014 edition of the Ships of the Line book derivative, the ship acquired the name while orbiting a moon of Epsilon Theta in Michael Okuda's accompanying text, whereas the painter in the image became one of the ship's physicists, Lieutenant Emery.
*For the 2014 book derivative, several images were re-named:
** Drexler's "The Gathering Storm" to "Lynchpin" 
** Uyeno's "Orbital Scout" to "Departure"
*The artist Michael Murray was identified as Chris Murray in the Ships of the Line (p. 346).
*The May image did not appear in the 2014 edition of the Ships of the Line.
===Gallery===
File:Ships of the Line 2014 back cover.jpg|Back cover
File:Ships of the Line 2014 January spread.jpg|January spread
File:Ships of the Line 2014 centerfold.jpg|Centerfold
File:Ships of the Line 2014 November spread.jpg|November spread
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