Star Trek: Original Series
(Art Asylum/Diamond Select)
2003-2010
Art Asylum acquired the toy license for Star Trek in 2000 and began releasing Star Trek toys in 2001 with the show, Enterprise. In 2003, they began their Original Series line, which ran through 2010. This line included many classic figures and fan favorites from the Original Series of the 60’s, as well as different versions of the show’s leads. This line was very well done with some fantastic sculpts and costuming. These figures remain popular to this day with fans and collectors.
For more information about Art Asylum and Diamond Select’s Star Trek: Original Series line, see bottom of the page for a complete summary.
Star Trek: Original Series (2003): Wave 1
Art Asylum released five figures for the first wave of their Star Trek: Original Series line in 2003. The wave included Captain James T. Kirk in a Green Tunic, Doctor McCoy, Khan in Red Jumpsuit, Lieutenant Uhura and Mr. Spock.
Capt. James T. Kirk (Green Tunic)
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $8 – $15
Capt. James T. Kirk (Green Tunic)
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Coin
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Captain Kirk was the main man aboard the Enterprise and famously portrayed by William Shatner on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder and an Art Asylum Coin.
Doctor McCoy
Market Value:
Carded $20 – $30
Loose $8 – $15
Doctor McCoy
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Extra Hand, Coin
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Doctor McCoy was the Chief Medical Officer aboard the Enterprise and portrayed by DeForest Kelley on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder, Extra hand and a Coin.
Khan
Market Value:
Carded $22 – $35
Loose $10 – $17
Khan
Accessories: Phaser, Coin
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Khan was the main bad from the episode “Space Seed” and portrayed by Ricardo Montalban on the show. The figure comes with a phaser and an Art Asylum Coin.
Lieutenant Uhura
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $20 – $30
Lieutenant Uhura
Accessories: PADD, Coin
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Can be tough to find
Notes: Lieutenant Uhura is the Communications Officer and Translator aboard the Enterprise and was portrayed by Nichelle Nichols on the show. The figure comes with a PADD (Personal Access Display Device) and an Art Asylum coin.
Spock
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20
Spock
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Coin, Extra Hand
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Spock was the Science Officer and Kirk’s right hand man aboard the Enterprise. He was famously portrayed by Leonard Nimoy on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder, extra hand and an Art Asylum coin.
Star Trek: Original Series (2004): Wave 2
Art Asylum released five more figures for the second wave of Original Series Star Trek figures in 2004. The wave included Captain James T. Kirk from Mirror Mirror, Mr. Spock from Mirror Mirror, Ensign Pavel Chekov, Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu and Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott.
Ensign Pavel Chekov
Market Value:
Carded $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Ensign Pavel Chekov
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator, Extra Hand, Coin
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Ensign Chekov was a navigator and weapons officer aboard the Enterprise and portrayed by Walter Koenig on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder, communicator, extra hand and a coin.
Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu
Market Value:
Carded $45 – $65
Loose $20 – $30
Lieutenant Hikaru Sulu
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator, Extra Hand, Coin
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Lt. Sulu was a Helmsman aboard the Enterprise and portrayed by George Takei on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder, communicator, extra hand and a coin.
Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott
Market Value:
Carded $45 – $65
Loose $20 – $30
Lt. Commander Montgomery Scott
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator, Extra Hand, Coin
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Montgomery Scott was the Chief Engineer aboard the Enterprise and portrayed by James Doohan on the show. The figure comes with a phaser, tricorder, communicator, extra hand and a coin.
Mirror Kirk
Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $7 – $12
Mirror Kirk
Accessories: Communicator, Dagger, Sheath, Coin
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk features him as he appeared on the classic episode “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes with a communicator, dagger, sheath and an Art Asylum Coin.
Mirror Spock
Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $7 – $12
Mirror Spock
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Dagger, Sheath, 2 Extra Hands, Coin
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Mr. Spock features him as he appeared on the classic episode “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes with a phaser, communicator, dagger, sheath, extra hands and an Art Asylum Coin.
Star Trek: Original Series (2005): Wave 3
Art Asylum and Diamond Select’s 3rd wave included only four figures, with three of them being brand new characters. Included were a Battle Ravaged version of Captain Kirk, The Gorn, Kling Warrior Kor and Vina the Orion Slave Woman.
Capt. James T. Kirk
(Battle Ravaged)
Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20
Capt. James T. Kirk
(Battle Ravaged)
Accessories: Phaser, Rifle, Communicator, Tricorder, Extra Hand
Years Released: 2005
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk features him as “Battle Ravaged” from his fight with the Gorn. The figure comes with Phaser, Rifle, Communicator, Tricorder and Extra Hand.
Gorn
Market Value:
Carded $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Gorn
Accessories: Spike, Universal Translator
Years Released: 2005
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: The Gorn was a humanoid alien featured in the classic episode “The Arena”. The figure comes with his Spike weapon and an Universal Translator.
Klingon Warrior Kor
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20
Klingon Warrior Kor
Accessories: Klingon Disruptor, Dagger, Sash
Years Released: 2005
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Klingon Warrior Kor was the Klingon commander on the classic episode “Trouble with Tribbles”. The figure comes with his Klingon Disruptor, Dagger and Sash.
Vina
Orion Slave Woman
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20
Vina Orion Slave Woman
Accessories: Display Stand
Years Released: 2005
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Vina the Orion Slave Woman was featured on the episode “The Cage”. The figure comes with a Display Stand and no other accessories.
Star Trek: Original Series (2006): Wave 4
The fourth wave of Art Asylum and Diamond Select’s Original Series line included five different figures, who were all themed the iconic Trek episode “Mirror, Mirror”. All five figures were exclusives to SDCC or other online sites. All the figures were sold in limited numbers at SDCC, but Marlena Moreau was very limited at SDCC in 2006.
Mirror Chekov
Market Value:
Carded $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Mirror Chekov
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Dagger, Sheath, Extra Hand
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Pavel Chekov features him as he appeared in the classic episode, “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes his phaser, dagger, sheath, communicator and extra hand. It was available as SDCC in 2006, and through Entertainment Earth.
Mirror Marlena Moreau
Market Value:
Bagged $65 – $90
Loose $20 – $30
Mirror Marlena Moreau
Accessories: Removable Chest Plate, Helmet, Power Cell, Extra Hands, Extra Head, Enterprise Coin
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Lt. Marlena Moreau features her as she appeared in the classic episode, “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes her phaser and communicator. It was available as SDCC in 2006, and through Diamond Select.
Mirror McCoy
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20
Mirror McCoy
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Tricorder, Dagger, Sheath
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Dr. McCoy features him as he appeared in the classic episode, “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes his phaser, dagger, sheath, communicator and tricorder. It was available as SDCC in 2006, and through New Force Comics.
Mirror Sulu
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $40
Loose $12 – $20
Mirror Sulu
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Dagger, Sheath, Extra Hand
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Lt. Sulu features him as he appeared in the classic episode, “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes his phaser, dagger, sheath, communicator and extra hand. It was available as SDCC in 2006, and through Action Figure Express.
Mirror Uhura
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $15 – $25
Mirror Uhura
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Lt. Uhura features her as she appeared in the classic episode, “Mirror, Mirror”. The figure comes her phaser and communicator. It was available as SDCC in 2006, and through Diamond Select Toys.
Star Trek: Original Series (2010): Wave 5
Wave 5 included six figures, with three more being Toys R Us exclusives (See below). Released were a set of three that included Captain Kirk in his casual attire, Romulan and Scotty. Another set of three included Mirror Kirk, Mirror Spock and Klingon Commander Kang. Wave 5 was originally intended to include Doctor McCoy in short sleeves, Yeoman Janice Rand, Nurse Christine Chapel and the Salt Vampire from “The Man Trap”, but never made it to release.
Capt. James T. Kirk (Casual)
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $15 – $25
Capt. James T. Kirk (Casual)
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk features him in his “casual” attire with a green wraparound tunic.
Romulan
Market Value:
Carded $140 – $190
Loose $40 – $60
Romulan
Accessories: Additional Gloved Hands
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: The Romulan was new figure released for Wave 5 in 2010, and came with an extra set of gloved hands.
Scotty
Market Value:
Carded $90 – $120
Loose $20 – $30
Scotty
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: This version of Chief Engineer Montgomery Scott (Scotty) was a re-issue from Wave Two in 2004.
Klingon Commander Kang
Market Value:
Carded $90 – $120
Loose $35 – $50
Klingon Commander Kang
Accessories: Bat’leth Dagger, Klingon Disruptor
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: Klingon Commander Kang was portrayed by Michael Ansara, and first seen on the classic episode “Trouble with Tribbles”.
Mirror Kirk
Market Value:
Carded $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Mirror Kirk
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Dagger, Extra Hands
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk features him as he appeared in the iconic episode “Mirror, Mirror”.
Mirror Spock
Market Value:
Carded $35 – $55
Loose $15 – $25
Mirror Spock
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Dagger, Extra Hands
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Mr. Spock features him as he appeared in the iconic episode “Mirror, Mirror”.
Star Trek: Original Series (2003-2010): Exclusives
Art Asylum and Diamond Select released many exclusives from 2003 to 2010, but the following exclusive figures were released independent of any particular wave, therefore end up here as independent exclusives.
Capt. James T. Kirk
(Convention Exclusive)
Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $40
Loose $8 – $15
Capt. James T. Kirk
(Convention Exclusive)
Accessories: Phaser, Rifle, Tricorder, Communicator, Extra Hands
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk was features in his traditional Yellow uniform shirt. It was only made available in select conventions in 2004.
Capt. James T. Kirk (Canadian Fan Expo)
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $15 – $25
Capt. James T. Kirk (Canadian Fan Expo)
Accessories: Type 2 Phaser, Communicator, Tricorder
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Hard to find
Notes: This version of Captain Kirk was features his as he appeared in the episode “Where No Man Has Gone Before”. It was only made available at Fan Expo Canada in 2006.
Mirror Scotty
(New Force Comics)
Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20
Mirror Scotty
(New Force Comics)
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator, Dagger, Sheath, Extra Hands
Years Released: 2004
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of Scotty features him as he appeared in the classic episode “Mirror, Mirror”. It was only made available through New Force Comics in 2004.
Sulu (Blue Shirt)
(Blu-Ray Mail Order)
Market Value:
Bagged $75 – $100
Loose $25 – $40
Sulu (Blue Shirt)
(Blu-Ray Mail Order)
Accessories: Type 2 Phaser, Communicator
Years Released: 2009
Scarcity Factor: Hard to find
Notes: This version of Sulu features him as he appeared in the episode “Where No Man Has Gone Before”. It was available through a promotion with the TOS Blu-Ray release in 2009.
Toys R Us Exclusives
Capt. James T. Kirk (Dress)
Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $12 – $20
Capt. James T. Kirk
(Dress Uniform)
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: This version of Captain James T. Kirk features him in a classic Starfleet Dress Officer Uniform.
Dr. Leonard McCoy
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $8 – $15
Dr. Leonard McCoy
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: This version of Doctor Leonard McCoy was a re-issue from Wave One in 2003.
Spock
Market Value:
Carded $60 – $80
Loose $20 – $30
Spock
Accessories: Phaser, Tricorder, Communicator
Years Released: 20010
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find
Notes: This version of Mr. Spock features him as he appeared in the original pilot episode “The Cage”.
Star Trek: Original Series (2006): 40th Anniversary Series
Art Asylum and Diamond Select celebrated the 40th Anniversary of Star Trek in 2006 with some new figures featuring Captain Kirk and Captain Pike in the Enterprise Command Chair. Two new editions of the Type-2 Phaser were also released with the 40th Anniversary logo on them.
Capt. James T. Kirk
With Chair
Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $12 – $20
Capt. James T. Kirk
With Chair
Accessories: Captain’s Chair
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This version of the legendary Captain Kirk features him in his traditional yellow command shirt, sitting in the iconic Command Chair from the Enterprise.
Captain James T. Kirk
With Chair (SDCC)
Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $12 – $20
Captain James T. Kirk With Chair
(SDCC Exclusive)
Accessories: Captain’s Chair
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Can be tough to find
Notes: This version of the legendary Captain Kirk features him as he appeared in the 2nd TOS pilot, “Where No Man Has Gone Before”. He comes with the iconic Command Chair from the Enterprise. This was a SDCC excusive in 2006.
Captain Christopher Pike
W/ Chair (New Force Comics)
Market Value:
Boxed $55 – $80
Loose $12 – $20
Captain Christopher Pike With Chair
(New Force Comics)
Accessories: Captain’s Chair
Years Released: 2006
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Captain Pike was played by Jeffrey Hunter in the original series pilot episode “The Cage”. This version of Captain Pike features him in the iconic Command Chair from the Enterprise. This figure was made available through New Force Comics in 2006.
40th Anniversary Edition Phaser
(Copper Handle)
Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $150
Loose $12 – $20
40th Anniversary Edition Phaser
(Copper Handle)
Released: 2006
40th Anniversary Edition Phaser
(Black Handle)
Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $150
Loose $12 – $20
40th Anniversary Edition Phaser
(Black Handle)
Released: 2006
Star Trek: Original Series (2003-2010): Multipacks
Art Asylum and Diamond Select released several multipacks from 2003 to 2010, including several figures that recreated moments in a few of the most famous Original Series episodes of all time, including Space Seed, Trouble With Tribbles and Where No Man Has Gone Before.
Wave One 3-Pack
Kirk/Spock/McCoy
Market Value:
W/ Packaging $30 – $45
Loose $15 – $25
Wave One 3-Pack – Kirk/Spock/McCoy
Accessories: Tricorder x 2, Phaser x 1
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: The Wave One 3-Pack contained Kirk, Spock and McCoy from the first wave, and was made available through the Avon Christmas Catalog.
Space Seed 2-Pack
Kirk/Khan
Market Value:
Carded $50 – $75
Loose $15 – $25
Space Seed 2-Pack – Kirk/Khan
Accessories: Phasers x 2, Communicator x 1
Years Released: 2007
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This 2-pack featured Captain Kirk in his Dress Uniform and Khan in a gold tunic from the classic episode “Space Seed”.
Amok Time 2-Pack
Kirk/Spock
Market Value:
Carded $60 – $85
Loose $15 – $25
Amok Time 2-Pack
Accessories: Lirpas x 2, Hammer, Ceremonial Gong
Years Released: 2008
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This 2-pack featured Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock as they appeared in the classic episode “Amok Time”. The set comes with 2 Lirpas, Hammer and Ceremonial Gong.
Trouble with Tribbles
Kirk w/ Command Chair
Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $15 – $25
Trouble with Tribbles
Kirk w/ Command Chair
Accessories: Electronic Chair, 10 Tribbles
Years Released: 2009
Scarcity Factor: Can be tough to find
Notes: This set featured Captain Kirk in his green wraparound tunic, along with his electronic command chair and 10 Tribbles.
Enterprise Incident 2-Pack
Kirk/Spock
Market Value:
Carded $40 – $60
Loose $15 – $25
The Enterprise Incident 2-Pack
Accessories: Tricorder, Phaser, Communicator x 2, Romulan Disruptor
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This 2-pack featured Captain Kirk in his Romulan Disguise and Mr. Spock from the original series episode “Enterprise Incident”.
The Arena 2-Pack
Kirk/Gorn
Market Value:
Carded $120 – $170
Loose $20 – $30
The Arena 2-Pack
Accessories: Phaser, Communicator, Spike, Universal Translator
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Can be tough to find
Notes: This 2-pack featured Captain Kirk and the Gorn from the original series episode “The Arena”.
Where No Man Has Gone Before 2-Pack
Kirk/Spock
Market Value:
Carded $120 – $170
Loose $20 – $30
Where No Man Has Gone Before 2-Pack
Accessories: Phaser x 2, Communicator x 2
Years Released: 2010
Scarcity Factor: Can be tough to find
Notes: This 2-pack featured Captain Kirk and Mr. Spock as they appeared in the pilot episode “Where No Man Has Gone Before”.
Star Trek: Original Series (2003-2010): Accessories & Vehicles
Art Asylum and Diamond Select did not release any action figure related accessories for their Star Trek Original Series line, but they did release a few fun role play accessories that included two versions of a phaser-pistol and a communicator.
Phaser-Pistol 2 in 1
Market Value:
Boxed $130 – $180
Loose $40 – $60
Phaser-Pistol/Communicator 2 in 1
Accessories: Phaser-Pistol, Communicator
Years Released: 2003
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Phaser-Pistol 2 in 1
Market Value:
Boxed $140 – $200
Loose $40 – $60
Phaser-Pistol/Communicator 2 in 1
Accessories: Phaser-Pistol, Communicator
Years Released: 2007
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Communicator
Market Value:
Boxed $90 – $120
Loose $40 – $60
Communicator
Accessories: Star Fleet Communicator
Years Released: 2007
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Art Asylum was founded back in 1996 by Digger Mesch and Donna Soldano, and produced toys for popular toy brands of the time before branching out on their own. Art Asylum acquired the toy license for Star Trek in 2000 and began releasing Star Trek toys in 2001 with the show, Enterprise. In 2003, they began their Original Series line, which ran through 2010. This line included many classic figures and fan favorites from the Original Series of the 60’s, as well as different versions of the show’s leads. This line was very well done with some fantastic sculpts and costuming. These figures remain popular to this day with fans and collectors.
The Star Trek: Original Series action figure line by Art Asylum/Diamond Select included 5 standard waves of figures, along with a 40th Anniversary series, several exclusives, multipacks and a few roleplay accessories. The standard figures included multiple versions of the main Enterprise characters, Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Dr. McCoy, Scotty, Uhura, Chekov and Sulu. In addition, there were several fun alien characters, such as Khan, The Gorn, Vina the Orion Slave Girl, a Romulan and Klingon Commander’s Kor and Kang. There was a 40th Anniversary wave featuring Captain Kirk and Pike in their command chairs, along with several other exclusives from various outlets. Art Asylum also produced a few different multipacks that included either two or three figures. Finally, there also a few different roleplay accessories that included different versions of the Starfleet Phaser and a Communicator.
The packaging for Art Asylum’s Star Trek: Original Series figures was very attractive and really captured that old school look. The figures used a standard blister pack, with each figure to the left of the card. The name of each character was directly below the figure with the classic Star Trek logo to the left of the card. Featured at the top left of each card was a nice illustration featuring the main characters, Kirk, Spock and McCoy in a colorful warp speed like strip, reminiscent of the logo for Star Trek the Motion Picture of 1979. The backing on each figure featured the other figures of that particular wave and each figure in that wave had the same card back. It should be noted the packaging changed for the 2009 and 2010 waves, to a simple blue themed card and the Starship Enterprise at the top of each card.
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