Star Trek 1994 (Playmates)
In 1994, Playmates released a third series of figures from Next Generation, along with a new line of figures from the brand new television series, Deep Space Nine. In addition, an original series accessory line was introduced, as well as figures from the new movie, Star Trek Generations in the standard and 9 inch formats.
For more information about the 1994 waves of Star Trek products, see bottom of page for a complete summary.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1994): Figures
The third series of Next Generation figures featured a whopping 26 new figures for the line. They were broken up into multiple waves, with the last wave of seven figures coming at the end of the year. That last wave had distinctly different cards than its predecessors. They were a boxed shape instead of the die-cut rounded design at the top, and a different color scheme.
Ambassador Sarek
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Ambassador Sarek Accessories: Action Base, Gong, Vulcan Harp, Vulcan Book, IDIC Medallion
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Ambassador Sarek gets his first long overdue Next Generation action figure from Playmates. This figure was initially only available in Canada but released in the U.S later that year.
Captain Picard
(Dixon Hill)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Captain Picard (Dixon Hill)
Accessories: Action Base, 1940’s Pistol, Telephone, Floor Lamp
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Picard features him in his Dixon Hill outfit from the Holodeck. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Captain Picard
(Duty Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Captain Picard (Duty Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Mug, Monitor, Tricorder w/ Holster
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard features him in his standard duty uniform. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Captain Picard
(Romulan)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Captain Picard (Romulan)
Accessories: Action Base, Bowl, Romulan Disguise Kit, Phaser, PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, Unification. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Riker (Malcorian)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Commander Riker (Malcorian)
Accessories: Action Base, Medical Scanner, Syringe, Phaser, Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Commander William Riker was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, First Contact. Riker comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Beverly Crusher
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Beverly Crusher (Movie Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Medical Kit, Type II Phaser, Container
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Dr. Beverly Crusher features her as she appeared in the new movies. Beverly comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Noonian Soong
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Noonian Soong
Accessories: Action Base, Human Simulacrum, Surgical Tool, Test Tubes
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Dr. Noonian Soong was a cyberneticist and the creator of the android Data. Data saw Dr. Soong as his father. Noonian comes with several accessories and an action base.
Ensign Ro Laren
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Ensign Ro Laren
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Type II Phaser, Duffle Bag, Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Ensign Ro Laren is a former Bajor freedom fighter who later defects and joins the Maquis. Ro Laren comes with several accessories and an action base.
Ensign Wesley Crusher
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Ensign Wesley Crusher
Accessories: Action Base, Scanner, Monitor, PADD, Dilithium Crystals
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Wesley Crusher features him wearing his Starfleet Engineering Ensign uniform. Wesley comes with several accessories and an action base.
Esoqq
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Esoqq
Accessories: Action Base, Knife, Leg-Sheath, Food Ration, Communicator
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Esoqq is a member of the Chalnoth alien race, who was among several aliens produced by Playmates. Esoqq came with several accessories and an action base.
Gowron the Klingon
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Gowron the Klingon
Accessories: Action Base, Bat’leth, Ceremonial Blade, Sword, Painstick
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Gowron was the chancellor of the Klingon Council and appeared in several episodes. Gowron came with several accessories and an action base.
Hugh Borg
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Hugh Borg
Accessories: Action Base, Telescoping Arm, Power Regulator, Scanner
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Hugh Borg was a regular Borg who was rescued by the Enterprise. He later helped fight against the Borg. Hugh came with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Data
(Dress Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Data (Dress Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Starfleet Monitor, PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Data features him in his Federation Dress Uniform. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Data
(Movie Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Data (Movie Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, Tricorder, Monitor, Isolinear Chips
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Data features him in his Uniform from the new movies. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Data
(Red Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Data (Red Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Computer Gear, Bag, Tricorder w/ Holster
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Data was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, Redemption. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Data (Romulan)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Data (Romulan)
Accessories: Action Base, Romulan Rifle, Monitor, Phaser, PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lt. Commander Data was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, Unification. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Deanna Troi
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Deanna Troi
Accessories: Action Base, Monitor, Computer Gear, PADD, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lt. Commander Deanna Troi was the based on her appearance throughout Season 6. Deanna comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge (Movie Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge (Movie Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Tools, Monitor, Light Source, Isolinear Chips
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge was the based on his appearance in the new movies. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge (Tarchanen III)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge (Tarchanen III)
Accessories: Action Base, Searchlight, Field Kit, UV Source, Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lt. Commander Geordi LaForge was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, Identity Crisis. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Barclay
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Barclay
Accessories: Action Base, Tool, Anti-Gravity Pallet, Fencing Foil, Canister
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Barclay is an Engineering specialist aboard the Enterprise. Barclay came with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Natasha Yar
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Natasha Yar
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, Tricorder, Starfleet Issue Flashlight
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Natasha Yar was the former Chief of Security aboard the Enterprise before her character was killed off in Season One. Tasha comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Thomas Riker
Market Value:
Carded $15 – $25
Loose $5 – $8
Lieutenant Thomas Riker
Accessories: Action Base, Vulcan Gong, Vulcan Harp, Vulcan Book, IDIC Medallion
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Ambassador Sarek gets his first long overdue action figure from Playmates. This figure was only available in Canada in 1994 (see French writing on card) but was released in the U.S in 1995.
Lt. Worf (Starfleet Rescue)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lt. Worf (Starfleet Rescue)
Accessories: Action Base, Wine Glass, Crystal Gong, Suitcase, Talking Gift Box
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lwaxana Troi is Deanna Troi’s mother and a real fun character. This figure was only available in Canada in 1994 (see French writing on card) but was released in the U.S in 1995.
Lwaxana Troi
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lwaxana Troi
Accessories: Action Base, Wine Glass, Crystal Gong, Suitcase, Talking Gift Box
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lwaxana Troi is Deanna Troi’s mother and a real fun character. This figure was only available in Canada in early 1994 but available worldwide towards the end of the year.
Q (Judges Robe)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Q (Judges Robe)
Accessories: Action Base, Ceremonial Gavel, Lion Statue, Scroll, Scepter
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Q features him wearing his classic judges robe outfit, which he wears on multiple occasions. Q comes with several accessories and an action base.
The Nausicaan
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
The Nausicaan
Accessories: Action Base, Knife, Telescoping Dom Jot Cue, Alien Bottle, Alien Mug
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Nausicaan is one of the many aliens made for the Next Generation line. Nausicaan came with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1994): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates produced only two new accessories for their Star Trek: The Next Generation action figure line with a new role play Type One Phaser and a Borg lights and sound ship.
Borg Ship (Cube)
Market Value:
Boxed $75 – $100
Loose $20 – $30
Borg Ship (Cube)
Accessories: Display Stand, Certificate of Authenticity, Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher each year
Notes: The Borg ship or cube came with three different Borg ship sounds; Engines, Tractor Beam and Laser Cannon. It had a light-up interior and came with a display stand. This was in line with the other lights and sounds ships in the Next Generation line and was only released for one year in 1994.
Type One Phaser
Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $35
Loose $8 – $15
Type One Phaser
Accessories: None
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The phasers used in Next Generation were drastically different than the ones used in the original series and movies. This Type 1 version of the TNG phasers differ from the previously released ones because these are described as “officer’s defensive weapon of choice” and look a tad fancier than the basic version. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1994): Figures
The first series of Deep Space Nine figures featured nine in total. They were all focused on the main characters of the new television show. All figures came with lots of accessories, and poseable action bases with a trading card in each package.
Chief Miles O’Brien
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Chief Miles O’Brien
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Engineering Kit, Laser Drill, Fire Extinguisher
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Chief Miles O’Brien is the Chief Operations Officer of Deep Space Nine and former crew member of the Enterprise D. O’Brien comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Benjamin Sisko
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Commander Benjamin Sisko
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Starfleet PADD, Deep Space Nine Monitor, Bajoran Orb Case
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Commander Benjamin Sisko is the Leader and Captain of Deep Space Nine, carrying on a proud tradition set from Kirk and Picard. Sisko comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Gul Dukat
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Commander Gul Dukat
Accessories: Action Base, Cardassian Pistol, Cardassian Rifle, Field Control Unit, Cardassian PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Commander Gul Dukat is the former Cardassian Prefect of Bajor and antagonist to the Federation and Deep Space Nine. Dukat came with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Julian Bashir
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Julian Bashir
Accessories: Action Base, Medical Kit, Starfleet PADD, DNA Scanner, Type II Phaser
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Dr. Julian Bashir is the Chief Starfleet Medical Officer of Deep Space Nine and genetically engineered human from Great Britain. Bashir comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Trill, Bio Sample Collector, Field Hypospray, Computer Gear
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Jadzia Dax is a member of the Trill race and serves as the Chief Starfleet Science Officer aboard the Deep Space Nine. Dax comes with several accessories and an action base.
Major Kira Nerys
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Major Kira Nerys
Accessories: Action Base, Bajoran Phaser, Bajoran Tricorder, Duffle Bag, Bajoran PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Major Kira Nerys is a Bajoran and the First Officer aboard the Deep Space Nine. She is a former member of the Bajoran resistance. Kira came with several accessories and an action base.
Morn
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Morn
Accessories: Action Base, Laser Pistol, Pyramid Dice, Gold Press Latinum Bars, Beverage Glass
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Morn is from the Lurian species and is a frequent visitor of Deep Space Nine. The name is an anagram for Norm from Cheers. Morn comes with several accessories and an action base.
Odo
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Odo
Accessories: Action Base, Bajoran PADD, Bajoran Tricorder, Bucket Sleeping Chamber, Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Odo is a member of the shape shifting changeling race, and the Chief Security Officer of Deep Space Nine. Odo comes with several accessories and an action base.
Quark
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $16
Loose $3 – $5
Quark
Accessories: Action Base, Ferengi Cane, Reptilian Pet, Gold Latinum Bars, Beverage Bottle, Hand Blaster
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Quark is the Ferengi proprietor of Quark’s Bar, Grill, Embassy, Gaming House, and Holosuite Arcade on Deep Space Nine. Quark came with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1994): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates released two new accessories for their premiere Deep Space Nine line in 1994, with the light and sounds Space Station DS9, along with the Runabout Orinoco, which was made for use with the 4.5″ action figures.
Runabout Orinoco
Market Value:
Boxed $50 – $75
Loose $15 – $25
Runabout Orinoco
Accessories: Thrusters, Phaser, Cockpit Hatch, Cargo Hatch, Cargo Pallet, Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: The Runabout Orinoco was one of the shuttlecrafts used by crew members of the Deep Space Nine for any type of away missions or duties. It was a 24th Century Danube-class craft. It featured two Runabout sounds, along with light-up engines. Both, the front and rear hatches open, and there is seating for two figures inside. Each box is numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Space Station DS9
Market Value:
Boxed $150 – $200
Loose $40 – $70
Space Station DS9
Accessories: Miniature Enterprise, Display Stand, Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher each year
Notes: Like the USS Enterprise of previous shows, the Space Station DS9 was the star of the Deep Space Nine television show. It featured four different station sounds, and three light-up towers. It came with a display stand and a miniature version of the Enterprise to scale. Each box was numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Star Trek: Generations (1994): Figures
Along with their Next Generation and Deep Space Nine action figure lines, Playmates also released a brand new line of figures based on the new Star Trek movie, Generations. The line featured 16 figures in total, and like previous lines, each figure came with tons of accessories and poseable action bases, along with a trading card in each package.
Admiral James T. Kirk
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Admiral James T. Kirk
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Classic Communicator, Classic Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Admiral James T. Kirk was based on his appearance from the new movie, Generations. Kirk comes with several accessories and an action base.
B’Etor
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
B’Etor
Accessories: Action Base, Ceremonial War Club, Klingon Disruptor, Knife, Klingon Sword
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: B’Etor is an ambitious Klingon Warrior and the youngest daughter of the House of Duras. B’Etor comes with several accessories and an action base.
Captain James T. Kirk (Spacesuit)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Captain James T. Kirk (Spacesuit)
Accessories: Action Base, Champagne Bottle, Tools, Light, Space Helmet
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain James T. Kirk featured him in a spacesuit, and was based on the new movie, Generations. Kirk comes with several accessories and an action base.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Starfleet Monitor, Family Album
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Picard was based on his appearance from the new movie, Generations. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Counselor Deanna Troi
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Counselor Deanna Troi
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Computer Gear, Tricorder, Monitor, PADD
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Counselor Troi was based on her appearance in the new movie, Generations. Deanna comes with several accessories and an action base.
Doctor Beverly Crusher
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Doctor Beverly Crusher
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Medical Kit, Type II Phaser, Medical Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Doctor Crusher was based on her appearance in the new movie, Generations. Beverly comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Soran
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Soran
Accessories: Action Base, Pocket Watch, Klingon Disruptor, PADD, Light Source
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Dr. Soran was played by Malcolm McDowell in the movie, and was the main nemesis to the Federations. Soran came with several accessories and an action base.
Guinan
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Guinan
Accessories: Action Base, Tray, Glasses x 2, Starfleet Monitor
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Guinan was based on her appearance from the new movie, Generations. Guinan comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander
Data
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Commander Data
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Monitor, Isolinear Chips
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Commander Data was based on his appearance from the new movie, Generations. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge
Accessories: Action Base, Tools, Monitor, Light Source, Isolinear Chips
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Geordi LaForge was based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander William Riker
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Commander William Riker
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Isolinear Chips, Scanner, Field Science Kit
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Commander Riker was based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Riker comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander
Worf
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Commander Worf
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, UV Light Source, Tricorder, Phaser Rifle
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf was based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Worf comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander Worf (19th Century)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Commander Worf (19th Century)
Accessories: Action Base, Secret Scroll, Pike, Hand Shackle, Pirate Sword
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf was based on his appearance from the Holodeck. Worf comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lursa
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Lursa
Accessories: Action Base, Ceremonial Club, Klingon Disruptor, Knife, Sword
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lursa is an ambitious Klingon Warrior and the eldest daughter of the House of Duras. Lursa comes with several accessories and an action base.
Montgomery Scott
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Montgomery Scott
Accessories: Action Base, Classic Phaser, Classic Communicator, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Montgomery Scott was based on his appearance from the new movie, Generations. Scotty comes with several accessories and an action base.
Pavel A. Chekov
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $3 – $5
Pavel A. Chekov
Accessories: Action Base, Classic Phaser, Classic Communicator, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Pavel Chekov was based on his appearance from the new movie, Generations. Chekov comes with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: Generations (1994): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates released six new accessories for their Star Trek Generations line in 1994, to accompany the action figures. We got three new lights and sounds ships, along with two new roleplay accessories and even a new playset for the 4.5″ figures with the Engineering Room.
Engineering Playset
Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $20 – $30
Engineering Playset
Accessories: Base, Chairs, Laser Bypass Probe, Console, Reactor Core, Sound and Light Features
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher
Notes: The Engineering Playset was another fantastic and fun playset by Playmates. It featured three different sound effects and a light-up reactor core. The set features fold down Engineering consoles and is able to link together with other Star Trek playsets. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Klingon Disruptor
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $5 – $10
Klingon Disruptor
Accessories: Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This Klingon Disruptor is the preferred weapon of Klingon warriors and this version is the new model shown in the movie, Generations. It features light and sound capabilities. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Starfleet Communicator
Market Value:
Boxed $15 – $25
Loose $4 – $8
Starfleet Communicator
Accessories: Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Starfleet Communicator is basically the same as the Personal Communicator released for the Next Generation line in 1992. It features light and sound capabilities. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Klingon Bird of Prey
Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $150
Loose $30 – $50
Klingon Bird of Prey
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher
Notes: This brand new version of the Klingon Bird of Prey ship comes from the movie Generations. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
Starship Enterprise B
Market Value:
Boxed $110 – $150
Loose $30 – $50
Starship Enterprise B
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher
Notes: This brand new version of the Enterprise features the iconic ship as the Enterprise B from the movie Generations. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
Starship Enterprise D (Battle Damage)
Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $10 – $15
Starship Enterprise D (Battle Damage)
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new version of the Enterprise D features the iconic ship with battle damage from the movie Generations. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
Star Trek: Original Series (1994): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
In addition to the numerous accessories that Playmates released for the Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and Generations lines in 1994, the original series finally gets some love with the Classic Star Trek Accessories line. In this, we got the original designs of the Communicator, Phaser and Tricorder.
Classic Communicator
Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $50
Loose $12 – $20
Classic Communicator
Accessories: Technical Blueprint, Certificate of Authenticity
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find on secondary market
Notes: The original series finally gets some love with this beautiful rendition of their Classic Communicator. It comes complete with lights, sounds and flip-up action. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Classic Phaser
Market Value:
Boxed $45 – $65
Loose $12 – $20
Classic Phaser
Accessories: Technical Blueprint, Certificate of Authenticity
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find on secondary market
Notes: The original series finally gets some love with this beautiful rendition of their Classic Phaser. It comes complete with light and sound actions. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Classic Tricorder
Market Value:
Boxed $60 – $85
Loose $15 – $25
Classic Tricorder
Accessories: Technical Blueprint, Certificate of Authenticity
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find on secondary market
Notes: The original series finally gets some love with this beautiful rendition of their Classic Tricorder. It comes complete with light and sound actions. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Star Trek – Command Edition (1994): 9 Inch Figures
Playmates released several different sized figures during its run of Star Trek action figures. The Command Edition was the first venture into the 9 Inch format with classic sculpts of Captain Kirk, Captain Picard and Commander Sisco.
Captain James T. Kirk
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Captain James T. Kirk
Accessories: Action Base, Classic Phaser, Communicator, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Captain James T. Kirk comes complete with all his classic series accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, PADD, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard comes complete with all his Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Commander Benjamin Sisko
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Commander Benjamin Sisko
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, PADD, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Commander Benjamin Sisco comes complete with all his DS9 accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Star Trek – Movie Edition (1994): 9 Inch Figures
This new 9 Inch series featured four figures based on the new Star Trek movie, Generations with new figures of Captain Kirk, Captain Picard, Data and Geordi LaForge.
Captain James T. Kirk
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Captain James T. Kirk
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, Champagne Bottle, Light Source
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Captain James T. Kirk is based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, PADD, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard is based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Lieutenant Commander
Data
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Lieutenant Commander Data
Accessories: Action Base, Type II Phaser, Tricorder, Ultraviolet Light Source
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Lieutenant Commander Data is based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge
Market Value:
Boxed $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $8
Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge
Accessories: Action Base, Emergency Kit, Engineering Tools, Tricorder
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Lieutenant Commander LaForge is based on his appearance in the new movie, Generations. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Star Trek (1994): Exclusives
The Starfleet Officers Collectors Figure Set was the second limited edition box set offered by Playmates for their Star Trek action figure line. This followed the Classic Star Trek Crew set from the previous year. It was available at several different retail locations at the time.
Starfleet Officers Collectors Set
Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $40
Loose $10 – $15
Starfleet Officers Collectors Figure Set
Accessories: Kirk, Spock, Picard, Riker, Sisco, Kira, Action Base
Years Released: 1994
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Starfleet Officers Collector Figure Set was released in 1994 and included the main two characters of each Star Trek television series, Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and the Original Series. Included were: Captain Kirk, Mr. Spock, Captain Picard, Commander Riker, Commander Sisco, and Major Kira Nerys. The figures came packaged with a very nice looking cardboard action set. This was the first time that figures from multiple series were included together in any format.
The year 1994, was a great year for the Star Trek franchise, and an even better year for Star Trek fans. In addition to the already produced Next Generation action figure line, the Playmates toy company also released lines based on the brand new television series, Deep Space Nine and the new movie, Star Trek Generations. Both, Next Generation and Deep Space Nine, were having massive success with big television ratings, so the toy lines were also selling very well. The Generations movie was a different story though. It was considered a moderate success at the box office, mostly due to its studio friendly budget, but fan reaction was mixed with many fans feeling let down with the movie. The toy line also saw mixed results with many of the figures warming peg hooks for many months. Sales were still strong for the Next Generation line, as well as the new Deep Space Nine series. The Star Trek world was ever expanding, so Star Trek toys were becoming hot again. Star Trek had been re-introduced to a new audience, who was seeing Star Trek for the first time on television with the new shows and they liked what they saw. This was truly a great time to be a Star Trek fan with all the new content and merchandise hitting the market.
For its third year of Star Trek products, Playmates spread the love across various Star Trek mediums including the The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Classic Series and the new Generations movie. It was the biggest years to date for Playmates and Star Trek. The Next Generation saw 26 new figures released, as well as a new light and sound ship in the Borg cube and a new variation of the Type I Phaser. The first wave of Deep Space Nine products consisted of nine brand new figures, along with a Runabout Orinoco vehicle for the figures and a lights and sounds Space Station. The Generations line saw a whopping 16 figures, along with three new lights and sounds ships, two roleplay accessories and an action figure playset with its Engineering set. The original series finally got some love from Playmates in 1994 with its classic accessories line and a brand new series of 9″ figures were released as the Command Edition. Included were 9″ versions of Kirk, Picard and Sisco. A set of 9″ figures were also created for the movie, Generations. A new limited edition box set was also released with the Starfleet Officers Collectors Set. That was a lot of Star Trek product hitting the market in one year with no signs of stopping.
Since Playmates released several different lines for various television series and movies, the packaging for each line was completely different to match each one. The Next Generation figures series was virtually identical to the previous year, with the classic Star Trek Next Generation logo across the top of the card, across an illustration of the Enterprise flying forward. The Deep Space Nine cards featured the DS9 logo at the top of the card, over a backdrop of the classic space station. The color theme for these cards was a very attractive purple color. The Generations movie cards featured the Generations logo and artwork at the top of the card, as well as the backdrop. The classic accessories line has the original series logo with the traditional vintage look to it. Overall, each line of figures linked perfectly to its corresponding series very well , and was another example of beautifully done packaging for Playmate’s various Star Trek lines.
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