Model Voyager's Aeroshuttle + Magazine

The Aeroshuttle was a small, warp-capable vessel designed to be integrated with the underside of the saucer section on Intrepid-class vessels such as the U.S.S. Voyager. Construction began in 2369 after impulse and warp flight simulations had validated the concept. The initial procurement order was for two structural testing units, two flying prototypes and 15 production vehicles.

This highly detailed model comes complete with a fully illustrated magazine featuring how illustrator Rick Sternbach came up with the design of the Aeroshuttle and an interview with production designer Richard James, who was responsible for the design and look of every set on the U.S.S. Voyager.