Visiting the Star Trek Original Series Set Tour

[@davefost]

I was there a couple of years ago and can't recommend it enough. As soon as you walk through that door and enter the set, it's like, WOW. Just WOW. Complete immersion. Stunningly good.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Yes...totally agree. Thanks for the comment.

[@sparkus61]

So glad this will be the permanent home of the Galileo. Hope to get out there and visit. Lifelong fan since the 60s

[@InterstellarModeler]

Yeah I cant wait to see it. thank you for your comment and for watching

[@vinceprice4089]

Astounding! The replication of the TOS sets are stunning. This was an outstanding slide presentation and you both look great in your Star Fleet Uniforms. Thank you. Well done.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@vinceprice4089 thanks so much

[@Danger_Danger_Wlil_Robinson]

I was there something like 5 or 6 years ago. I live on long Island and took about 5 hours to get there. I was amazed!! If you can get there, GO! You will NOT be disappointed!!! It was like Christmas morning when you were a kid.. We even went to that diner you went to. And the people driving actually stopped for you to cross the street. On long island they would have ran you over! LOL.. Enjoy and Thanks for the great video!!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Totally would happen in San Diego Too LOL. Thanks for watching

[@patricktilton5377]

Maybe it'll never happen, but I'd like to believe that someday -- sooner than later -- James Cawley and Vic Mignogna, with whom he once collaborated making the STAR TREK NEW VOYAGES fan-episodes, will bury the hatchet and be friends again. Whatever bad blood there may have been between the two, they've each made terrific contributions to STAR TREK fandom, with Vic's STAR TREK CONTINUES being in my view the pinnacle of Trek fan-made productions. Vic couldn't have done what he did if Cawley hadn't paved the way with his Original Set re-creation at Ticonderoga and his NEW VOYAGES productions. Kudos to both of them, and it is to be hoped that they can put their differences aside and renew the friendship they once had. LLAP to them both.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@patricktilton5377 yeah i was always curious about that because I know there’s some friction there but didnt ask. I agree, they both made significant contributions. Thanks for the comment

[@SophiaAGreene]

😂I adore James Cawley on FB hes my Dad's age but didn't know there' was such a falling out in that relationship, I'd love to see it healed. My Dad will be sad if he knew this i won't spread a sad rumor out of respect for all. Best regards to you all in America. We hope you have a sane President come Januari 25. ❤

[@patricktilton5377]

@@SophiaAGreene I, too, hope America elects a decent human being as POTUS -- and not a felonious rapist whose mismanagement of a health crisis led to the deaths of over a million Americans and then spurred on supporters to commit treason. Alas, I'm a blue voter living in a red state, so my own vote will scarcely matter. It's those 'swing states' that are the problem, given the outdated Electoral College system we have to deal with. I'm about 97% confident that the better person will be elected, but there are soooo many idiots and fools out there who believe the Q-anon nonsense being promulgated by alt-right conspiracists that it'll be another white-knuckle election, as well as another potential January 6th-style fluster-cluck. Let's hope your hopes are realized! 💙💙

[@heddingite]

Vic tried to sabotage James fan productions and stole a bunch of stuff. Its not going to happen. Vic is also a terrible human for how he treats women.

[@captaingenius-o1c]

@@heddingite Well that's vague enough.....Careful throwing stones.

[@AcmeRacing]

We visited a few years ago. One com panel in the hall was flickering. The guide told us Shatner hit and broke it playing Kirk on his last visit. He joked that they weren't sure whether to fix it or put up a plaque. My wife had a blue fleece on, so I took her picture at Spock's station. Along with Fort Ticonderoga, the Lake Placid Olympics site is nearby. We took a good long look at the space hippie costumes from The Way To Eden, Stella Mudd's dress from I Mudd, and Marta's dress from Whom Gods Destroy. Finnegan's tunic from Shore Leave is there too.

[@stevemar7952]

I visited the set a couple years ago. It's absolutely amazing! If you're a Star Trek fan you have to see it!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@stevemar7952 thanks for watching.

[@jameskelly1680]

Spectacular tour. I hope to visit someday... I'm a couple of thousand km away.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@jameskelly1680 thanks for the compliment. You’ll love it for sure. A recent post confirmed that Mr Cawley should have the Galileo on display by Spring 2025. Thanks for watching

[@Somenite]

Went to this a few years ago and it's amazing. Even a couple member of my family that aren't big Trek fans had a really good time. This is a must do for anyone who is visiting the area regardless of whether they are fans and for anyone who is a fan, it's worth the trip to get there.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Couldn't agree more, thank you for watching

[@bmasters1981]

Wow-- just as it was then on NBC; that is something else! I know that Paramount doesn't allow video of what you saw, but that's no matter; your pictures of everything here told the whole story of what it was like.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@bmasters1981 appreciate the compliments and you watching. Thanks so much

[@bmasters1981]

@@InterstellarModeler Not a problem.

[@paulhudson8321]

Wow what a tour. Love to see it one day. Make the trip down from Canada. I heard William shatner was going to be there this month. Can’t get my passport in time. It would be a lifetime dream to meet him and see the enterprise too. I’ve been a fan since it was first aired in September 1966 I was 9 yrs old.

[@TheAutomotiveReview]

Excellent Video Log of your visit to the TOS Museum in Ticonderoga NY. James Cawley is the Ultimate Star Trek Preserver! I have visited the museum twice and highly recommend it for all Star Trek Enthusiasts. Once the Shuttlecraft Galileo In installed at the museum I will be traveling to visit it. Last time I visited the museum I was able to see Mr. Shatner again. He is a marvelous supporter of the museum and a living legend in the Star Trek Universe. The Restrictions Paramount has placed on Mr. Cawley’s Fan Film productions need to be repealed by petitioned if possible with Paramount. James has demonstrated his Devotion and Loyalty in capturing the Star Trek Universe for all to visit and enjoy. Star Trek is a franchise that promotes a world with a brighter future for humanity originally envisioned by Star Trek Creator Gene Roddenberry. Once Again thank you for sharing your recent trip to Star Base Ticonderoga and hopefully encouraging others to visit the museum.

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're very welcome, thank you for your comments.

[@obcesar]

Awesome experience. Thanks for sharing Oggie. 🖖😊

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@obcesar you’re welcome, thank you for watching

[@whitneyestate1402]

Wow I didn’t know the museum existed! Thanks for the wonderful video. Can’t wait to visit it

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome, Thanks for watching

[@BuckingBronco]

Thank you for the virtual tour! You fellas looked like you had a good time. I would have been like a kid in a candy store. I would find it hard to leave! I recognized a few of the toys you showed in display cases. Great memories associated with this show. Definitely on my must-see list. Great tour!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Glad you enjoyed the video, thanks so much for watching

[@m.f.m.67]

I had the pleasure of taking the tour a couple of years ago. Glad to see they have added some new sets, gives me an excuse to go back again. When those doors open and you first walk into that corridor, WOW, It really is like being on the Enterprise.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Truly is. Thanks so much

[@yuwish6320]

I live two miles from the Patrick Leahy Burlington International Airport. The trip down to Ticonderoga from Burlington is glorious, especially in the Summer or Autumn. The eastern shore of Lake Champlain is absolutely beautiful. And the route is very easy to follow, despite there not being an inch of interstate. There are also multiple excellent hotels in Burlington, as well as many fine dining establishments, and an robust nightlife.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@yuwish6320 I’ll definitely try this. Thanks so much.

[@ordinaryman1904]

Thank you for bringing us along for the tour.

[@InterstellarModeler]

You’re welcome. Thanks for watching

[@glo-brain]

Those TNG outfits are pretty baggy - I do know that Gene wanted them to fit like a second skin. I worked for a time for the Paramount Star Trek: The Experience in Las Vegas, and our outfits (and costumers) were the same as the ones used on the show. They were VERY tight and uncomfortable. I did later work on Enterprise and the second of the JJ Abraham’s films as well.

[@chrisbrowne8645]

wow the colors, shadows, everything looks so right!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@chrisbrowne8645 yeah they did such a great job replicating the look.

[@edh6096]

Visited there some 3 years ago; off-the-charts GREAT. A treat for every TOS fan.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@edh6096 thanks for the comments. Appreciate it

[@polishprince47]

How many Red Shirts Died during this guided tour?? 😂 🤣

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@polishprince47 actually none Lol

[@hkraytai]

Just add water to the cube.

[@paulvanthomme3209]

Been there twice. Always learn something new. A fantastic place to visit. Will go back once the Galileo is on display. LLAP

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks for watching

[@danaaxelson6200]

Have to put this on my bucket list.

[@InterstellarModeler]

absolutely, thank you for watching

[@lore_droid]

GO! You won't be disappointed.

[@jeffk1482]

@danaaxelson Ditto. I never knew this existed until *just now* .

[@danaaxelson6200]

@@InterstellarModeler love your work and videos. In fact, I built my first light up model, the Viper from TOS Battlestar Galactica, from your tutorial video and it came out very good. A little heavy on the weathering, but it was my first. You never forget your first.😀

[@bettyleeist]

This is amazing to see!In Iowa,we have a permanent Star Trek museum in Riverside,Iowa.I went there in the spring with my old sister in 2021,I believe,it was?😊

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@bettyleeist thanks for watching. Awesome there’s a musem in Iowa! 😊

[@JohnAlot]

I've been to Ticonderoga a few times since I'm between NYC & Montréal, often riding in the summer. I'm going to stop next summer & take the tour!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@JohnAlot you’re going to love it. Thank for watching

[@Rabblewitz]

My wife and I visited last summer ... very much worth it and I hope to go again some time (especially if the Galileo is there). Our tour guide was excellent as well, telling lots of amusing stories. "Surreal" is an understatement! I wonder if things have changed though. Our tour started with the transporter room, then through the corridors to the med bay. The briefing room was somewhere the middle of the tour, which ended with engineering (a smaller room than I expected) and then the bridge. Not sure the Auxiliary Control room was there yet? At least, I don't remember it. Did you get the story about the gold box in Kirk's quarters? And if you want to tour the fort, I HIGHLY recommend the Coffee and Cannons tour. You get in early, the curator give you a tour and fantastic talk about all the cannon there (I think only one of them is actually from the fort).

[@InterstellarModeler]

Great info, thanks. I think the tours can vary depending on where other groups are?? The standard tour was a little different in terms of the order. Thanks for watching.

[@hanoc101]

A visit here is on my bucket list.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@hanoc101 you’ll love it. Thanks for watching

[@SmokeysOutpost]

Dude! Thanks for sharing the experience of the tour. Great presentation! “Live long and prosper!”

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@SmokeysOutpost you’re welcome, fhanks for the kind compliments

[@johnensslen]

Maybe when I retire from work In the Spring of 2028.I will visit you. I did visit Las Vegas Nevada biggest Star Trek Convention in Early August 2024.It was the greatest thrill in my life greeting and meeting the actors . Everyone had good time meeting over 194 guest all related to Star Trek.

[@InterstellarModeler]

That's awesome. You'll love this place too. thanks for watching

[@roysekulich5763]

Thank you not sure I will ever get to go, hopefully, but none-the-less grateful for you sharing all these wonderful photos.

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome, thank you for your comment and for watching

[@Paul_Wetor]

I expected to see the bridge and a few other sets, but wow, the sickbay and other rooms. It's mind-blowing how much detail went into this exhibit. Can you imagine being in 1969 and telling someone that this cancelled TV show would be bigger than ever fifty years later?

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@Paul_Wetor it is pretty incredible. Thanks for your comments

[@stephenjones8928]

@11:17. You have a lot of great poses there, but this one was spot on!

[@tomwaldenofficial]

Thanks for posting your visit; enjoyed watching. -Tom

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@tomwaldenofficial you’re welcome, thank you for the comment and for watching

[@steveg219]

This is very impressive! I did not expect it to be so extensive

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@steveg219 it really is amazing, thanks for the comment

[@Rob-z7k]

....wow this was amazing to see! That was mind blowing to see what the museum has! Im curious why we dong have a new TOS figure line. I collect anything that TOS! No one ever made a classic bridge for toys

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@Rob-z7k not really sure but thanks for watching. It really is an amazing place

[@WarlockCore]

Been there a few times, it really does give one the feel of actually stepping into the series, really kool

[@InterstellarModeler]

absolutely agree, Thanks for watching

[@aldolajak1267]

We visited in September 2022. It was wonderful. The tour staff were so knowledgeable that they couldn't be stumped by the "Trekkies" in the group (like myself). Moreover, they were gracious and accommodating. My only regret was that I only took 118 pics during the tour, should have taken at least five times that. Added note: There is a Pizza Restaurant across the street called "House Of Pizza", where we had lunch after our Star Trek tour. For less than $21 (including 20%+ tip, we, (wife and I), had the absolute best pizza I have ever had in my 67 years. Our tour guide told us that William Shatner stops by about twice a year to give fans photo ops (yeah, for a fee), and every time he comes, he smashes the button on the comms panel in the corridor with his fist and recites the infamous line "Kirk to bridge". That's why, when we were there, the button was broken and needed repair, because Shatner had recently been there. So vintage Shatner, so vintage TREK. Love it.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@aldolajak1267 very cool. It’s such a special place for sure. Btw, I was wondering if that pizza place was good, thanks for mentioning it.

[@franco3584]

What a Cool detour from the modeling video's . Really cool that you were able to take photo's and interact with the sets. So Much Fun . Thanks for sharing .

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@franco3584 you’re welcome and thanks so much, Franco. We had a blast.

[@JoshuaHeald]

It's an incredible experience and worth the voyage to upstate New York! The tours are the stuff Star Trek dreams are made of. Visit Ticonderoga in the picturesque Adirondack Mountains and nestled between Lake Champlain and Lake George!

[@InterstellarModeler]

It sure is gorgeous there. Thanks for watching

[@schuhmansmodelshop8657]

Very interesting looking museum. I hope to get out there someday.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@schuhmansmodelshop8657 thanking for watching. Definitely worth it if you can make it

[@melodyhart1331]

This was an awsome video, the colors popped. We watch you tube on George Taki's Sharp Aquios large screen tv , this was filmed beautifully.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks so much. I appreciate the kind compliments

[@vermontmike9800]

Had the pleasure of visiting a few years ago. Loved every second.

[@InterstellarModeler]

outstanding, Thanks for watching

[@billkelly3679]

I'm from Texas. I took my family in July 2018, and again in July 2024. James Cawley actually gave us our tour in 2018. It was very neat. There's a great pizzeria across the street. Also, don't forget to visit Fort Ticonderoga.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@billkelly3679 glad you made it there. It’s such a great place. thanks for watching and for sharing your experience

[@dougmorris9317]

First time visiting your channel and wow your tour photos are blowing me away! This was just wonderful, thank you for sharing. And you and David look very sharp in your command tunics. 😊🖖🖖❤

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks so much. I really appreciate your kind compliments. Thank you for watching

[@thermalreboot]

I visited this set 3 times and was lucky enough on one of those occasions to meet Mike Okuda. I saw Denise as well, but didn't get an introduction.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Awesome! Thanks for watching

[@thermalreboot]

@@InterstellarModeler Based on your video I have to go again, it's been a few years and they've added many things. The big Enterprise wasn't there, nor was the auxiliary bridge just to name a couple. Where those outdoor kiosks are there used to be a shuttle craft mockup, I wonder what they did with that?

[@SteveBrant55]

Thank you for helping people see what James Cawley has created... the ultimate fan experience (especially now that Star Trek: The Experience as the Las Vegas Hilton is no more... closed in September of 2008). I went to Ticonderoga in 2021 for "Trekonderoga" and got to meet Brent Spiner, John De Lancie, and Gates McFadden... who led tours individually to comment on the difference between their Next Generation experiences and what it must have been like for those filming the original series. I will return in mid-November when William Shatner makes his next visit... a special gift to myself so I can be with what I'm sure will be an amazing collection of fans as well as James and Bill, as we process the results of the election.

[@InterstellarModeler]

That’s awesome. Thanks for watching

[@tcampag]

I'm so glad you had a good time. I've been twice most recently on Star Trek day . James Cawley is a great guy and a pleasure to meet and talk to

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@tcampag thanks so much and yes I totally agee. James Cawley was a lot of fun to talk with. Thanks for watching

[@steveh4114]

FUN ! I was geeking out during the whole presentation ! 😛

[@Rabblewitz]

I was geeking out with our tour guide when we did did the tour. My wife (who enjoyed the tour as well), thought he and I were pretty funny.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Lol...thanks so much

[@JustMe99999]

Had no idea this was a thing... now I have to go visit!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@JustMe99999 you’re gonna love it. Thanks for watching

[@fredboat]

Thanks for the show, Enjoyed, Been a Tek fan since the 60s.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Awesome, thanks

[@tarn1135]

I want to call you guys dorks, however I’d have done the exact same things and probably more. It reminds me of the Star Trek experience in Vegas back in the day, except a ton cooler. Cheers!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@tarn1135 appreciate you watching, thanks

[@solracer66]

I highly recommend that if you are flying from the west coast that you consider Montreal rather than Albany or Burlington. Montreal is only a 2 1/4 hour drive, not all that much longer than the other two and can be reached by non-stop flights while the flights to Albany and Burlington often either have long connections on the way out, require flying on tiny airplanes for the final leg or require a very early morning departure, sometimes as early as 5:30 am on the way home. With flying to Montreal from Seattle I had an 8 am departure outbound with a return flight at 6:30 pm. Plus you get to see Montreal as well which is worth a trip all on it's own!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Very interesting. The flights on Southwest didnt involve any puddle jumpers, they were just running late. I appreciate the info about the alternate destination. Thanks for watching

[@solracer66]

@@InterstellarModeler From Seattle the choice was a Montreal non-stop or connecting through Chicago, NYC or Charlotte. For all of those the second leg was not a mainline aircraft. I did not look at Southwest as the last time I booked a connecting flight with them we got stuck for 24 hours in Milwaukee and were lucky to get out the next day when all they really wanted to do was give us a refund for the second leg and strand us there.

[@andrewp.8406]

Great video. Thank you for sharing. I would love to go visit. It's on my bucket list

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@andrewp.8406 you’re welcome and thanks for the compliments

[@jimlambrick3248]

Labors of love like this are my favorite things.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@jimlambrick3248 totally agree, thanks for watching

[@RodgerDodger196]

WELL FINDING THis WAS FUN!! And you got to meet DA MAN! ELVIS!( CAPTAIN KIRK!! HAD NO IDEA HE HAD A REPRODUCTION BAT MOBILE!!( that was my FIRST MODEL I BUILT ON MY OWN!! SENT AWAY FOR IT WITH 6! SCOOTER PIE BOX TOPS!!!! I FINALLY MADE IT TO FORT TIGORROGA ABOUT 10 years ago (inspiration was a page from National Geographic magazine! Now!! Knowing I was soooooooooooo close to the Star Trek museum I Would’ve Short Circuited 16:29 16:29 16:29 16:29 had i found out I missed the TReK museum!! But 10 years it wasn’t there😅

[@InterstellarModeler]

definitely worth a return trip if you get a chance, Thanks for watching

[@jeanmalo7173]

You're one lucky guy Oggi...hopefully I'll get to visit the sets at some point...stay safe!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@jeanmalo7173 thanks Jean. Yeah I count my blessings all the time. Thanks so much for watching. You’d love the place. Hope you can make it there

[@richardcorwin1828]

That is so awesome Oggy. I was not aware of this particular build. The only set that I was aware of was Vic's Star Trek Continues. Once again my friend thank you for the content.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@richardcorwin1828 thanks so much Richard. I really appreciate your kind compliments

[@ericeinar]

Wow! Looks just like the TV show!!!!!!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@ericeinar sure does, thanks for watching

[@ErikDB6]

Great video. You convinced me to go!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@ErikDB6 that’s awesome ! You’re gonna love it

[@ianfleetwood8804]

If i ever get back to ny for a city break, i'll have to look at seeing if i can get go the gour by train as i don't drive. I would have to do both tours like yourself, kust do that i can have a mini geek session. Love what you were kind enough to share.

[@InterstellarModeler]

There is a train stop in Ticonderoga just not sure how far from the tour. Thanks for watching

[@CarolineBoyce1]

This place is AMAZING! On my bucket list to visit! Thanks for sharing! 🖖🏽❤

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome. Appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching

[@robertwernerog399]

I don't think you mentioned that James is an Elvis impersonator which I found really interesting. Also, this place used to be a grocery store that he bought and renovated. The tour has changed some since I took it. It's definitely worth a trip. Supposedly there's another one in Florida.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks and you’re right, yes he is an Elvis impersonator. As for the other sets believe they’re in Georgia but are unaffiliated with this tour. Thanks for watching

[@ARWest-bp4yb]

Glad you guys made it there from so far away, well worth it for sure! The wife and I were there in 2017 and were just amazed by it. They had just begun building the decompression chamber, glad to see that there's even more new sets. We're in MA so it's not too long of a drive, we'll definitely get back to see the Galileo. Thanks for sharing!👍🖖

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome, Thanks for watching

[@conrailfan6277]

That was very cool Oggie, thanks for sharing, I can see why you went twice that's a lot to take in!!! 👍👍👍👍

[@InterstellarModeler]

You’re welcome….thanks so much for watching

[@WorldofWayneUK]

Love this. Thanks for sharing Oggie

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@WorldofWayneUK you’re welcome, thanks for watching Wayne

[@triskellian]

Pretty neat museum! I'm impressed how faithful these recreations are to the original sets.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Yes they definitely are impressive for sure, thanks for watching

[@blave549]

Now I guess I have to go to Florida, which I swore would never go to again. But... well there's THIS. Thanks for the video!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@blave549 Ticonderoga NY, thanks for watching

[@heddingite]

I got engaged here! Try to visit as often as I can. I met Jonathan Frakes and John DeLancie here as well as had a tour and Q&A with Frakes on the bridge! What a trip!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Wow that’s awesome

[@AvengerII]

Shatner's visited those sets a few times. Someone posted a video a few days earlier of one of his last visits to the Ticonderoga, NY site.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Yeah I believe he's been there 11X now. Due to be back in November. thank you for watching

[@AvengerII]

@@InterstellarModeler "I believe he's been there 11X now" I thought Shatner hated Star Trek?!? He's been to the Ticonderoga set museum more often than I've been to DisneyWorld! 😂

[@codefool3022]

Common mistake - the view in engineering is down the plasma conduits for the warp nacelles, not an impulse engine. This is a mistake introduced by Franz Joseph in his flawed Enterprise blueprints where he put main engineering in the primary hull, where it is in the secondary hull. This is why you have arching ribs in the ceiling of main engineering.

[@dawndecker2038]

I live in the Albany area and camp just under a half hour from Ticonderoga. I’ve actually passed the museum several times but had no idea how incredible this set tour actually is!!!! I know where I’m headed really soon!!!

[@KevinBalch-dt8ot]

Do you camp at Putnam Pond?

[@InterstellarModeler]

Outstanding.....you'll enjoy it for sure. Thanks for watching

[@Mr_Kenneth]

Wow, thats impressive work and a serious amount of construction and love gone into thet set.

[@InterstellarModeler]

It's pretty amazing to see in person. Attention to detail is really crazy. Thanks for watching

[@HDAmodelworx]

Just a great vid. Enjoyed watching your tour and your excitement visiting! Just great!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Glad you enjoyed it, Thanks for watching

[@ScottHotWheels]

That looks incredible. Would love to visit. I saw the TOS bridge at the Hollywood wax museum but this looks way better.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@ScottHotWheels yeah I’ve been to the Hollywood wax museum and this is a whole othr level for sure. Thanks for watching

[@williamd1732]

Fascinating! I hadn't known about this. I must put this on my bucket list as a place to visit. Thanks Oggie!

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@williamd1732 its incredible. Thanks for watching William

[@ShawnMcClureModeler]

Looks like you had a blast Oggie. Hopefully I can see that too someday.

[@InterstellarModeler]

it really was a great time, thanks Shawn

[@keithdipippa200]

Went back in May, best trip I've ever taken, met several actors that weekend as well

[@InterstellarModeler]

Very cool, thanks for watching

[@Jay-ql4gp]

That was absolutely gorgeous! Thank you so much!

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome, thank you for your kind comments

[@mattalki]

Very cool! I've been wanting to get up there for ages to see the set tour, but I just haven't had the chance. I did see the Galileo at Johnson space Center when it was on display, though. I guess I'll have to make the Trek up north to see the Enterprise!

[@InterstellarModeler]

Absolutely....you'd have fun for sure. Thanks for watching

[@dshepard05]

Great tour and info. It really takes you back to a simpler time.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Yes it does, thank you for watching

[@jamesmaroon6161]

Hey Sir. You ever thought about building the U.S.S Enterprise from Fanhome models. I think that would go well with your set up. Now if you have this is my first time watching your channel. I really enjoyed the trip to the Star trek place. Now that was really cool.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks so much. Just dont have much room left for display so have to hold off building any more Enterprises for now. Thanks for watching

[@standepain]

Wow! That's looks amazing. Was about to say I'll probably never see it in person but it's only about 5 hours away so It's a feasible day trip.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Oh yeah...you can definitely make it a nice trip. Thanks for watching

[@kevinkeeler2764]

Went there a couple years ago. Bill Shatner was present and I had a picture taken with him. Very neat.

[@InterstellarModeler]

that's awesome

[@NegdoshaManido]

I must make this trip at some point. I've dreamed of standing on the bridge of the Enterprise since I was a wee lad.

[@InterstellarModeler]

yep...it is definitely a moment to enjoy. Thanks for watching

[@americafirst2159]

That location used to be a grocery store …I didn’t know this was there now..I live 60 minutes away…I will be going and dragging the wife with me …thanks for putting this out there

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@americafirst2159 yeah that’s what were told that it was a grocery store before. I can see it now as I look at the design of the outside and the sign on the post. Have fun. Hope your wife likes Trek lol

[@ELeeZimmermanSciFiHistoryNet]

Amazing and thanks for sharing. We were going to try to get out there this year but probably won’t make it until next.

[@InterstellarModeler]

It's a fun place for sure, thank you for watching

[@reluctantme5183]

Thank you Oggie for the update on Star Trek Ticonderoga, I am about 31/2 hours downstate from it. Been there like 3 times. Will check out the Galileo Shuttle next year! 🖖🖖🖖David

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome. Looking forward to seeing the Galileo for sure. thanks for watching

[@danielhall5364]

James and Marybeth have been busy... A lot of work done over this past year. The new no video is new. no issues last year what so ever filming while on the tour. Nice to see the 360 bridge set, they were missing the last two stations just past Spock's science station. I'm still waiting for them to get the Galileo up to spec. They have had her for the past year and a half. @Interstellar Modeler Next time go one more exit up on I-87 much quicker then going by the lakes on Rt 9. Albany to the set should only take you @ an hour and half

[@InterstellarModeler]

appreciate it, thanks

[@scifimodelshop]

So so jealous, what a trip that would be thanks for sharing

[@InterstellarModeler]

You're welcome, I appreciate the comment. Thanks for watching

[@HobbyLinkInternational]

Thanks for sharing Oggie! I really have to make it up there one day.

[@InterstellarModeler]

you're welcome, yes...you really need to check it out. thanks Kenny

[@daviddickinson6346]

Thanks for showing this, as a fan it was very interesting, i probably will never get to this attraction as i am in New Zealand and don't get to that part of the states . Cheers Dave

[@InterstellarModeler]

thank you for watching

[@lore_droid]

I toured it this past summer when William Shatner was there. Fantastic experience and a breathtaking recreation of the original sets.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Very cool, thanks for watching

[@swpowell1226]

How cool. I hope to get there one day soon. Wish you had made it here to Houston to visit the Johnson Space Center. I could have met you out there.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@swpowell1226 you’d love it. Thanks for watching

[@outofthisworldmodelsandmin898]

That awesome! I had no idea it even existed. Hope to get there someday.

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@outofthisworldmodelsandmin898 it really is special. Thanks for watching

[@david05111]

I have a house that’s somewhat local to the museum and only made my first visit about 6 weeks ago. It’s so cool! Recommend it to all Trekkies

[@InterstellarModeler]

Very cool. Yeah its a must see for sure

[@kevinfitzsimons41]

Really enjoyed that. Amazing stuff. Thank you. 😊

[@InterstellarModeler]

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

[@Mark-ub7jc]

Thanks for sharing the experience!

[@InterstellarModeler]

you're welcome, Thanks for watching

[@santiagocantuborjas9060]

Wow 😲 that is awesome 👍

[@InterstellarModeler]

@@santiagocantuborjas9060 it really is a wonderful place

[@silverknight6414]

Hey check the one in Kingsland Georgia During fan appreciation day. You can shoot pics and video of the tour. So worth the trip. Neutral Zone Studios. You can also shoot your own fan film there as well. There is a fee to use the sets and on site electrician. The fan appreciation day tour is free.

[@InterstellarModeler]

Thanks for watching