You believe it took all these years for me to find your original Star Trek screen used PHASER props YT channel! I have seen/have a lot of your images, from these videos, of your props from on the Web, but never knew the real source of these images, until now! Watching all of this video content, right now. I am sorry to learn that you sold some of your ST-TOS screen used prop collection. Must have been awesome to own actual prop pieces from the original Star Trek and from television history. All of these props are all great/fantastic Star Trek TOS and television history items. I hope you enjoyed these, all the years you had them, and I hope they were sold to a deserving collector. Just all sorts of awesome here!
Nice work on the S&W midgrade! But some of your information is incorrect. The phaser you call a mid at :56 is actually a black and white hero. The scribed lines at the rear were part of the original hero model, but were upgraded to aluminum fins when they were repainted in the two-tone gray finish. The midgrades were made later in the first season from the same molds and were painted to match the upgraded heroes, but had no metal fins. Also there is no such thing as a "1968 midgrade" or a "third season midgrade", they were all made during the first season and were used throughout the shows run.
You believe it took all these years for me to find your original Star Trek screen used PHASER props YT channel!
I have seen/have a lot of your images, from these videos, of your props from on the Web, but never knew the real source of these images, until now!
Watching all of this video content, right now.
I am sorry to learn that you sold some of your ST-TOS screen used prop collection.
Must have been awesome to own actual prop pieces from the original Star Trek and from television history.
All of these props are all great/fantastic Star Trek TOS and television history items.
I hope you enjoyed these, all the years you had them, and I hope they were sold to a deserving collector.
Just all sorts of awesome here!
Thanks for posting!
some of those phasers look unhappy
Nice work on the S&W midgrade! But some of your information is incorrect. The phaser you call a mid at :56 is actually a black and white hero. The scribed lines at the rear were part of the original hero model, but were upgraded to aluminum fins when they were repainted in the two-tone gray finish. The midgrades were made later in the first season from the same molds and were painted to match the upgraded heroes, but had no metal fins.
Also there is no such thing as a "1968 midgrade" or a "third season midgrade", they were all made during the first season and were used throughout the shows run.