Star Trek 1995 (Playmates)
In 1995, Playmates released a ton of new Star Trek products, including figures and accessories from the Original series, Next Generation, Deep Space Nine and the brand new show, Voyager. In addition, Playmates released a series based on the classic movies with the original crew, a mixed series line that included characters from all different mediums, and a second wave of the popular 9 inch figures.
For more information about the 1995 waves of Star Trek products, see bottom of page for a complete summary.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1995): Figures
The final series of Next Generations Star Trek action figures featured only four new figures. Two other figures, Ensign Ro Laren and Dr. Noonian Song, were re-released in this wave with new packaging. All future Next Generation figures would be released under the “Mixed Assortment” series with characters from all Star Trek mediums.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard As Locutus (Holodeck)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Captain Jean-Luc Picard As Locutus (Holodeck Series)
Accessories: Action Base, Hoses x 2, Borg Hands x 2
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard features him as Locutus, done up in a shiny metallic finish from the Holodeck Series. Picard comes with lots of accessories and an action base.
Jean-Luc Picard (All Good Things Series)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Jean-Luc Picard
(All Good Things Series)
Accessories: Action Base, Gardening Tool, Scanner, Metal Case
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Jean-Luc Picard was the based on his appearance in the classic episode, All Good Things, which was the series finale. Jean-Luc comes with lots of accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Commander Data (Holodeck Series)
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Lieutenant Commander Data (Holodeck Series)
Accessories: Action Base, Pistol, Typewriter, Champagne Bottle, Glass
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Commander Data features him in some snazzy 1940’s attire from the Holodeck series. Data comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Worf
(Holodeck Series)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Worf
(Holodeck Series)
Accessories: Action Base, Klingon Disruptor, Painstick, War Club
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf features him in traditional Klingon ritual attire from the Holodeck series. Worf comes with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1995): Space Talk Series Figures
This was the first and only wave of the Space Talk Series. These figures were 7″ instead of the standard 4.5″ and each came with three talking phrases.
Borg
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $18
Loose $4 – $6
Borg
Accessories: Borg Scanner, Borg Connector Tubes x 2
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of the Borg was part of the Space Talk Series, that allowed each figure to speak three different phrases.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $18
Loose $4 – $6
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Accessories: Federation Type I Phaser, PADD
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Picard was part of the Space Talk Series, that allowed each figure to speak three different phrases.
Commander William Riker
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $18
Loose $4 – $6
Commander William Riker
Accessories: Federation Type II Phaser, Tricorder
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Commander Riker was part of the Space Talk Series, that allowed each figure to speak three different phrases.
Q
Market Value:
Carded $10 – $18
Loose $4 – $6
Q
Accessories: Ceremonial Gavel, Q Continuum Scepter
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Q was part of the Space Talk Series, that allowed each figure to speak three different phrases.
Star Trek: The Next Generation (1995): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
In addition to the figures, three new role play items were released, as well as three new lights and sounds ships, Transwarping Enterprise, Space Talk Enterprise and the Klingon Bird of Prey.
Bajoran Phaser
Market Value:
Boxed $25 – $45
Loose $10 – $15
Bajoran Phaser
Accessories: Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Bajorans were an alien race from the planet, Bajor. They were featured in the Next Generation series, as well as Deep Space Nine. This phaser is their weapon of choice. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.
Bajoran Tricorder
Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $55
Loose $10 – $15
Bajoran Tricorder
Accessories: Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Bajorans were an alien race from the planet, Bajor. They were featured in the Next Generation series, as well as Deep Space Nine. This Tricorder is their preferred scientific analyzer. The boxes are numbered and labeled as a collector’s edition.
Klingon Disruptor
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $12
Klingon Disruptor
Accessories: Technical Blueprint
Years Released: 1995
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 Next Generation. It features light and sound capabilities. Each box is numbered with a certificate of authenticity.
Klingon Bird of Prey
Market Value:
Boxed $100 – $145
Loose $25 – $35
Klingon Bird of Prey
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher
Notes: This brand new version of the Klingon Bird of Prey ship comes from the Next Generation series. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
Transwarping Starship – D Enterprise
Market Value:
Boxed $35 – $55
Loose $10 – $15
Transwarping Starship Enterprise NCC-1701 D
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new version of the Enterprise features the iconic ship as the version from the classic episode, All Good Things. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
U.S.S. Enterprise – 1701 D
(Space Talk Series)
Market Value:
Boxed $40 – $65
Loose $15 – $20
U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (Space Talk Series)
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new version of the Enterprise D features the iconic ship with over 100 various sounds and computer commands. It features light and sound like the other ships from Playmates and is limited edition.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1995): Figures
The second series of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine action figures featured twelve new figures in 1995. Like the previous lines, they all figures came with lots of accessories and poseable action bases, along with a trading card in each package.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
(DS9 Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, UV Light Source, Field Kit
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Jean-Luc Picard features him in a Deep Space Nine uniform. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Chief Miles O’Brien
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Chief Miles O’Brien
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Kit, Drill, Fire Extinguisher
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Chief Miles O’Brien features him in his Starfleet Duty uniform. Miles comes with several accessories and an action base.
Chief Miles O’Brien
(Dress Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Chief Miles O’Brien (Dress Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Cello, Carrying Case
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Chief Miles O’Brien features him in his Starfleet Dress uniform. Miles comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Benjamin Sisko (Dress Uniform)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Commander Benjamin Sisko
(Dress Uniform)
Accessories: Action Base, Monitor, Chess Set, Saltah’na Clock, Case
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Commander Sisko features him in his Starfleet Dress uniform. Sisko comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Julian Bashir
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Julian Bashir
Accessories: Action Base, Medical Kit, Tricorder, PADD, Scanner
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Dr. Julian Bashir features him in his Starfleet Duty uniform. Julian comes with several accessories and an action base.
Jake Sisko
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Jake Sisko
Accessories: Action Base, Book Bag, Baseball Mitt, Stick, Monitor
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Jake Sisko is the son of Commander Sisko, who was involved with many DS9 adventures. Jake came with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Trill, Sample Collector, Hypospray
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lt. Jadzia Dax features her in her Starfleet Duty uniform. Jadzia comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Thomas Riker
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Thomas Riker
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Scanner, Phaser, Monitor
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Thomas Riker features him in a Deep Space Nine uniform. Riker comes with several accessories and an action base.
Q
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Q
Accessories: Action Base, Orb Case, Phaser, PADD, DS9 Monitor
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Q features him in a Deep Space Nine Starfleet officer’s uniform. Q comes with several accessories and an action base.
Rom
Market Value:
Carded $16 – $24
Loose $5 – $8
Rom
Accessories: Action Base, Nog Mini Figure, Lock Pick, Magnesite Drops
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Rom is the Ferengi Brother of Quark and served as a waiter in Quark’s bar. Rom came with several accessories and an action base.
Tosk
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Tosk
Accessories: Action Base, Rifle, Collar and Leash, Mug
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Tosk is a Reptilian Alien from the Gamma Quadrant. Tosk came with several accessories and an action base.
Vedek Bareil
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Vedek Bareil
Accessories: Action Base, Orb Case, Snake in Encasement, Candleholder
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Vedek Bareil was a Bajoran spiritual leader and ally to the Deep Space Nine crew . Vedek comes with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (1995): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates did not release any new accessories for their Deep Space Nine series in 1995, with no roleplay items or ships.
Star Trek: Voyager (1995): Figures
Along with their Next Generation and Deep Space Nine figure lines, Playmates also released a brand new series of figures based on the new television show, Star Trek Voyager. The series featured nine figures, and like previous lines, each figure came with lots of accessories and poseable action bases, along with a trading card in each package.
Captain Kathryn Janeway
Market Value:
Carded $30 – $45
Loose $10 – $14
Captain Kathryn Janeway
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Starfleet Tricorder, PADD, Desktop Monitor
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher
Notes: Captain Kathryn Janeway is the commander of the USS Voyager and central figure of the show. Janeway comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Chakotay
Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $7 – $10
Commander Chakotay
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Sims Beacon, Medicine Bundle
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Commander Chakotay is the First Officer aboard the USS Voyager and right hand to Captain Janeway. Chakotay comes with several accessories and an action base.
Ensign Harry Kim
Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $7 – $10
Ensign Harry Kim
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Phaser, Field Kit, Generator, Anti-Polaric Armband
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Ensign Harry Kim is the OPS Officer aboard the USS Voyager. Harry comes with several accessories and an action base.
Kes the Ocampa
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $7
Kes the Ocampa
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, PADD, Desktop Monitor, Biological Scanner
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Kes is of the Ocampa race and serves as a Medic Intern aboard the USS Voyager. Kes comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant B’Elanna Torres
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $35
Loose $10 – $14
Lieutenant B’Elanna Torres
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Engineering Case, Test Cylinder, Trajector Device
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Lieutenant B’Elanna Torres is a Klingon and serves as the Chief Engineer aboard the USS Voyager. B’Elanna comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Tom Paris
Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $7 – $10
Lieutenant Tom Paris
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Away Team Gear, PADD, Phaser Rifle
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Tom Paris is the CON Officer aboard the USS Voyager. Tom comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Tuvok
Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $7 – $10
Lieutenant Tuvok
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Sims Beacon, Compression Phaser Rifle
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Tuvok is a Vulcan and serves as the Tactical/Security Officer aboard the USS Voyager. Tuvok comes with several accessories and an action base.
Neelix the Talaxian
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $7
Neelix the Talaxian
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Talaxian Phaser, Sims Beacon, Cooking Pot
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Neelix is a member of the Talaxian race and a Delta Quadrant Guide aboard the USS Voyager. Neelix comes with several accessories and an action base.
The Doctor
Market Value:
Carded $18 – $25
Loose $7 – $10
The Doctor
Accessories: Action Base, Hypospray, PADD, Desktop Monitor, Medical Tool
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Doctor is actually a hologram that serves as the Emergency Medical Hologram aboard the USS Voyager. Doctor comes with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek: Voyager (1995): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates released only one accessory for their premier Star Trek Voyager series in 1995, and that was the star herself, the USS Voyager NCC-74656 in the Playmates light and sounds series of ships.
Starship U.S.S Voyager NCC-74656
Market Value:
Boxed $250 – $350
Loose $40 – $60
Starship U.S.S Voyager NCC-74656
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Tough to find on the secondary market
Notes: This is the first version of the iconic USS Voyager featured in the television series. It features light and sound action like the other ships from Playmates and each box is individually numbered as limited edition.
Classic Star Trek: Movie Series (1995): Figures
Playmates created a new line of action figures that were based solely on the Classic Star Trek Movies beginning with Star Trek: The Motion Picture and going up to Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. The five Star Trek: Motion Picture figures each came with a section of the V’GER Spacecraft.
Admiral Kirk
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Admiral Kirk
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Wrist Communicator, PADD, V’GER Spacecraft Section
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Admiral James T. Kirk was based on his appearance in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Kirk comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Kruge
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Commander Kruge
Accessories: Action Base, Communicator, Tricorder, Klingon Disruptor, Rifle
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Commander Kruge is a Klingon Commander that was featured in Star Trek III: The Search for Spock. Kruge comes with several accessories and an action base.
Commander Spock
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Commander Spock
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Tool, Kolinahr Necklace, V’GER Spacecraft Section
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Commander Spock was based on his appearance in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Spock comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. McCoy
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. McCoy
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Med Kit, Scanner, V’GER Spacecraft Section
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Dr. McCoy was based on his appearance in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. McCoy comes with several accessories and an action base.
General Chang
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
General Chang
Accessories: Action Base, Communicator, Glass of Romulan Ale, Disruptor, Staff
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: General Chang is a Klingon Commander that was featured in Star Trek VI: Undiscovered Country. Chang comes with several accessories and an action base.
Khan
Market Value:
Carded $25 – $35
Loose $10 – $14
Khan
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Bowl of Ceti Eels, Genesis Torpedo, Control Box
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: Khan was played by the iconic Ricardo Montalbán in Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Saavik
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Saavik
Accessories: Action Base, Starfleet Phaser, Communicator, Duffel Bag
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Lieutenant Saavik was played by Kirstie Alley in Star Trek II: Wrath of Khan. She comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Sulu
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Sulu
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Wrist Communicator, Tricorder, V’GER Spacecraft Section
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Sulu was based on his appearance in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Sulu comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Uhura
Market Value:
Carded $12 – $20
Loose $4 – $6
Lieutenant Uhura
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser, Tricorder, Wrist Communicator, PADD, V’GER Spacecraft Section
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Uhura was based on her appearance in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. Uhura comes with several accessories and an action base.
Martia the Shape-Shifter
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Martia the Shape-Shifter
Accessories: Action Base, Laser Drill, Flare, Drilling Mask, Leg Iron
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Martia is a shape-shifter that was featured in Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. Martia comes with several accessories and an action base.
Classic Star Trek: Movie Series (1995): Accessories, Playsets, Vehicles
Playmates released only one accessory for their Classic Star Trek Movies series, and that was the USS Excelsior that was featured in the Star Trek movies. It had lights and sound features, as the other ships released by Playmates.
U.S.S Excelsior NCC-2000
Market Value:
Boxed $175 – $250
Loose $30 – $50
U.S.S Excelsior NCC-2000
Accessories: Display Stand, Technical Blueprints
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Can still be found but getting tougher each year
Notes: The Excelsior was featured in both, Star Trek III and Star Trek VI. It was the new and advanced starship of the future for the Federation. Like other lights and sounds ships, the Excelsior came with a display stand and technical blueprints of the ship. Also like other lights and sounds ships by Playmates, this one remains coveted by collectors.
Star Trek Mixed Series (1995): Basic Figures
Since there were several different Star Trek mediums in 1995, Playmates decided to create a new line under a generic Star Trek brand that combined characters from all the various movies and shows from the Star Trek universe. The first waves in 1995 focused on characters from the Next Generation and Deep Space Nine.
Borg “Interstellar
Action Series”
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Borg “Interstellar Action Series”
Accessories: Action Base, Spring-Firing Cybernetic Arm, Scanner, Hoses
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of The Borg is from the Interstellar Action Series. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
Captain Picard as Galen
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Captain Picard as Galen
Accessories: Action Base, Stone of Gol, Monitor, Hand Disruptor, PADD
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Captain Picard features him as Galen, the Intergalactic Pirate. Picard comes with several accessories and an action base.
Deanna Troi as Durango
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Deanna Troi as Durango
Accessories: Action Base, Rifle, Revolver, Ring of Keys, Time Clock
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Deanna Troi features her in Western attire from the Holodeck Series. She comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Beverly Crusher “Holodeck Series”
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Beverly Crusher “Holodeck Series”
Accessories: Action Base, 1940’s Pistol, Handbag, Parasol, Compact
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Dr. Beverly Crusher features her in 1940’s attire from the Holodeck Series. She comes with several accessories and an action base.
Dr. Katherine Pulaski
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Dr. Katherine Pulaski
Accessories: Action Base, Scanner, Monitor, Tricorder, Medical Case
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Dr. Katherine Pulaski was the replacement doctor of the Enterprise in Season 2. She comes with several accessories and an action base.
Geordi LaForge (Retired)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Geordi LaForge (Retired)
Accessories: Action Base, Cup of Tea, Recorder, Monitor, Book
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Geordi LaForge features him as a Retired Starfleet Officer and Journalist. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
Hunter of Tosk (The)
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Hunter of Tosk (The)
Accessories: Wormhole Action Base, Rifle, Helmet, Scanner
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Hunter of Tosk is an Aggressive Predator from the Gamma Quadrant. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Geordi LaForge
“Interstellar Action Series”
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Geordi LaForge “Interstellar Action Series”
Accessories: Action Base, Spring-Firing Phaser Rifle, Away Team Gear
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Geordi LaForge is from the Interstellar Action Series. Geordi comes with several accessories and an action base.
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Lieutenant Jadzia Dax
Accessories: Action Base, Bat’leth, D’k Tahg Knife, Cup of Bak’Dule, Bag
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Jadzia Dax features her in Klingon ritual attire. Dax comes with several accessories and an action base.
Sheriff Worf
“Holodeck Series”
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Sheriff Worf “Holodeck Series”
Accessories: Action Base, Pistols x 2, Shot Glass, Alexander Mini-Action Figure
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: This new version of Lieutenant Worf features him in western attire from the Holodeck series. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
The Traveler
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
The Traveler
Accessories: Action Base, Engineering Monitor, Engineering Stool
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: The Traveler is a mysterious interdimensional explorer of Mind and Space. He comes with several accessories and an action base.
Vash
Market Value:
Carded $8 – $15
Loose $3 – $5
Vash
Accessories: Action Base, Bag, Statue, Crystal Egg w/ Case, Dagger
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Easily found on secondary market
Notes: Vash is a mysterious galactic archaeologist. Vash comes with several accessories and an action base.
Star Trek – Collectors Edition (1995): 9 Inch Figures
Playmates released another wave of 9 Inch figures in 1995 under the title of the Collector Series. It contained all characters from the Next Generation series, as well as a new Captain Kirk figure. The human characters were part of the “Starfleet Edition” and non-humans were part of the “Alien Edition”.
Borg
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Borg
Accessories: Action Base, Collective Connector Tubes
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of a Borg Drone comes complete with all his Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Captain James T. Kirk
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Captain James T. Kirk
Accessories: Action Base, Classic Communicator, Phaser, Tricorder
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
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 $14 – $22
Loose $5 – $8
Captain Jean-Luc Picard
Accessories: Action Base, Monitor, PADD, Display Device, Phaser
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
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 William Riker
Market Value:
Boxed $14 – $22
Loose $5 – $8
Commander William Riker
Accessories: Action Base, Phaser Rifle, UV Light Source, Type II Phaser
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Commander William Riker comes complete with all his Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Counselor Deanna Troi
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Counselor Deanna Troi
Accessories: Action Base, PADD, Portable Computer Gear, Tricorder
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Counselor Deanna Troi comes complete with all her Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Doctor Beverly Crusher
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Doctor Beverly Crusher
Accessories: Action Base, Hypospray, Medical Tricorder, Medical Kit
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Doctor Beverly Crusher comes complete with all her Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Lieutenant Commander
Data
Market Value:
Boxed $30 – $45
Loose $10 – $14
Lieutenant Commander Data
Accessories: Action Base, Tricorder, Laser Light, Isolinear Chips
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: A little tougher to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Lieutenant Commander Data comes complete with all his Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Lieutenant Commander
Geordi LaForge
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge
Accessories: Action Base, PADD, Tricorder, Multi Range Light Source
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Lieutenant Commander Geordi LaForge comes complete with all his Next Generation accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Lieutenant Worf
Market Value:
Boxed $20 – $35
Loose $7 – $10
Lieutenant Worf
Accessories: Action Base, Klingon Disruptor, Knife, Bat’Leth
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: Moderately easy to find
Notes: This brand new 9 Inch version of Lieutenant Worf comes complete with all his Klingon accessories and an action base. Each box is individually numbered and a limited edition.
Star Trek (1995): Exclusives
No box sets were available in 1995, like the last two years but Playmates did release a boxed Borg figure to promote the brand new Star Trek movie, First Contact. This figure was actually never available to the public and was given out to vendors and licensees for promotions.
Tri-Fold Borg
Market Value:
Boxed $200 – $300
Loose $30 – $50
Tri-Fold Borg
Accessories: Action Base, Mechanical Manipulation Arm, Bionic Plasmic Laser and Cutting Ray Arm, Shield Generator Coils (2 curved, 4 straight)
Years Released: 1995
Scarcity Factor: This item is rare and not easily found
Notes: This is one of the harder to find exclusives that Playmates ever created because it was never actually offered to the public. Depending on who you ask, there were only 500 of these figures produced and they were given to vendors and theater licensees to promote the upcoming film, Star Trek: First Contact. This figure has beautiful packaging and comes with tons of accessories. Congrats if you are among the lucky that have one of these beauties.
If Playmates thought 1994 was a big year for their Star Trek toy license, then 1995 must have really knocked them over. Playmates released a ton of new Star Trek products this year, including figures and accessories from every Star Trek medium to date. Even though the Next Generation series had just ended the year before on May 23, 1994, after 7 seasons and 178 episodes, the Next Generation toy line would go on for one more year. In addition to the Next Generation series, Playmates released a second wave of action figures based on the television series, Deep Space Nine. With Star Trek proving to be a ratings force at this time, Paramount released another new brand new television show, called Star Trek Voyager. This show would focus on the crew of the USS Voyager, which would be set in an entirely different part of the galaxy than the Next Generation and Deep Space Nine. In addition to the standard action figure lines, Playmates also released a line based on the classic movies with the original crew, along with a mixed series line that would include characters from all different mediums. With Star Trek having massive success and big television ratings, all of the Playmates toy lines were also selling very well. 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.
For its fourth year of releasing Star Trek products, Playmates spread the love across several various Star Trek mediums including the The Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Classic Series and the brand new show, Star Trek Voyager. It was the biggest year to date for Playmates and Star Trek. The Next Generation saw only four new figures released, as well as three new light and sound ships and three new roleplaying items. The second wave of Deep Space Nine products consisted of twelve brand new figures, but no accessories. The new Voyager line saw nine new figures, along with a lights and sounds Voyager ship. The original series finally got some love from Playmates with its classic movies line. A new series of mixed characters was introduced that included figures from all Star Trek mediums. Like the previous year, Playmates continued their 9″ figure line as the Collectors Edition with nine new figures. Playmates also released a new 7″ line of Next Generation figures called Space Talk, that were able to speak three different phrases. That was a ton of new 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 similar 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 were also similar to the previous year, featuring a backdrop of the classic space station but with a different color theme. The Voyager figure packaging was a colorful card with the Voyager ship at the top of the card, orbiting a planet. The classic movie line had the original series logo with the traditional vintage look to it, along with the original Enterprise across the top. 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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