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Style: U.S.S. Enterprise Refit
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- Plastic Model Kit, Assembly required
- Accurate Scale Model
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Description
Round 2, LLC 1 537 Star Trek USS Enterprise Refit, AMT1080
Brand: AMT
Age Range (Description): Adult
Color: White
Theme: Movie
Item dimensions L x W x H: 14.37 x 3.54 x 10.02 inches
Brand Name: AMT
Age Range Description: Adult
Included Components: Model Kit
Model Name: AMT STAR TREK
Art Craft Kit Type: model kit
UPC: 849398020272
Global Trade Identification Number: 72
Manufacturer: AMT
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Color: White
Theme: Movie
Subject Character: Star Trek
Seasons: All Seasons
Product Style: U.S.S. Enterprise Refit
Item Dimensions: 14.37 x 3.54 x 10.02 inches
Item Weight: 0.01 Ounces
Size: 14.37 inches
Number of Pieces: 1
Material Type: Plastic
Scale: 1537
Additional Features: assembly required, no included glue and paint
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Style: U.S.S. Enterprise Refit
Good for a starter model.
Reviewed in the United States on January 7, 2026 by Jose Castillo
Style: Classic U.S.S. Enterprise
Simple but challenging to keep all the pieces together while the glue sets.
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2025 by Bryan Glenn
Style: Klingon Bird of Prey
Smaller than expected. Goes together easily
Reviewed in the United States on January 17, 2026 by Marc T.
Style: U.S.S. Enterprise Refit
For those not in the "know", this is a re-issue of the U.S.S. Enterprise model, previously released for Star Trek:II thru VI, starting 1984. (The original released 1980 for ST:TMP did not have engraved Aztec paneling.) The one notable modification is the adaption to use the current Round2 display stand: a metal shaft mounted to a domed base. (A piece was added to the kit to adapt the large "squarish" opening for the previous stand to accept the new. The assembly instructions for the secondary hull are not modified to include this part.) As with any model kit of this age, there are flaws. They only bother the builder if expecting perfection. The kit is actually good despite any flaws. (For certain generations it would have been a first build.) Nice to have it back. It does require glue and paint, and it lends itself to lighting and modifications as the builder can imagine (kit-bash your own starship). Water based acrylic paints are easier to work with and more forgiving than the solvent based paints. A host of reference material (ex. StarshipModeler.com, CultTVMan.com) and resources are available online for those so inclined (including more accurate parts - search Lake Monster Details or HDAMODELWORX). It comes with a basic set of water slide decals for the registry markings and "strong back" section of the secondary hull. An "Aztec" pattern is molded into the surface. This is not accurate and an experienced builder will fill this in. Water slide decals and paint masks are available through third party sources for a more accurate result. Check out JT-Graphics, HDAModelworx, or Federation Models, for the series of decals and masks they carry. Round2 alzo offers expanded decal sets. The fun that can be had with the kit depends on the builder. If this is being considered as a first model kit for a beginning model builder, keep in mind the finished kit is about 24 inches long (not small). A suggestion is to consider the smaller, snap together version (1/1000 scale at under 12 inches, or the 1/2500 at around 5 inches) of this iconic ship for the first time model builder, and remember this one for when the builder has gained a little more experience.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 7, 2018 by K. Bernard
Style: K-7 Space Station
I built AMT Star Trek models in my teens from the '70's. I'm taking up model building again and The K7 station will be my first one to start off with. Everything is perfect and realistic to the details of the station even though we saw the station for a few seconds during the tribble episode. Im also going to have the Playmates Star Trek figures next to each model I'll by morel from the seller as they have more items.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2025 by Damon Pardue
Style: Klingon Bird of Prey
Good detai. Joining the top to the bottom is challenging due to poor part design process. Other parts fit together with good precision. Instructions: A better guide about what the wing position options are for and how to switch between them should be included.
Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2025 by jcurt
Style: Adversaries & Allies Ship Set
Good models
Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2025 by Chris Wojis
Style: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-C
Downgrading my review a bit, I've built the Enterprise-C, the Enterprise D 1/2500 and the Enterprise-D 1/1400 from this line. The Enterprise-C was a good, solid, well-designed model kit and was fun to put together and to do lighting for, despite a few things being a little tough to get together. The Enterprise-D 1/2500 scale was a really good kit that comes with aztec decals, making the entire thing look really good. The Enterprise-D 1/1400 on the other hand was NOT a good kit. It was warped, some of the pieces did not fit without modification, some of the waterslide decals were not numbered correctly (There are two different decals both labelled 52), the instructions tell you to put a certain waterslide decal where they don't belong (it says to put #11 on the side of both nacelles despite only having one #11, when it should go on the bottom of the saucer, #9 should be used here instead). The model kit is injected in translucent plastic for lighting, however there is no way to run a wire to the nacelles, you instead have to dig a trench and purchase or make something to cover said trench. TL;DR: Enterprise-C kit was fiddly, but great, Enterprise-D 1/2500 was fantastic, Enterprise-D 1/1400 kit was not good Some of the kits are great, some of the kits are not. I don't recommend getting the Enterprise-D unless you are ok with subpar labelling and doing modifications just to get it to fit together.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2026 by Michelle