USS Grissom NCC-638 & Klingon Bird of Prey (2018, 1:100)

September 15th, 2024 - Here's the box for this nice little set. As you can see, I'm beginning with the traditional sprue inspection and wash in warm, soapy water. 

September 15th, 2024 - You get 4 bags of parts: 1 for the BoP (2 sprues), 1 for the Grissom (2 sprues), 1 for the clear parts, and 1 for the two mini stands. 

September 15th, 2024 - The upper body half of the BoP had come off the sprue somewhere in transit, but that was the only thing that did. 

September 15th, 2024 - I like the shade of green that they molded it in. Reminds me of Haribo, or gummy bears. 😄 Also, the BoP parts are quite well detailed. 

September 15th, 2024 - I had to take this picture again, because it was a bit blurry. 😄 In comparison, the Grissom parts are not as well detailed, but the decals for this one more than make up for it. 

September 15th, 2024 - The stands. How twee!  

September 15th, 2024 - Yes, so, here is the decal sheet. As you can see, those Grissom decs are pretty well detailed, and quite large too. It will be a case of wallpapering them on really. Plus, you can select from 4 different names and registry numbers:

USS Pegasus, NCC-53847 (Riker's old ship that was used to test a Starfleet cloaking device and got stuck in an asteroid lol - TNG s7 e12)
USS Vico, NCC-18834 (wrecked in TNG s5 e11; should be NAR, or SS, rather than NCC)
USS Cochrane, NCC-58318 (seen 3 times in TNG and DS9, serving as a taxi for characters; also fought in the Dominion War)
USS Oberth, NCC-602 (prototype)
USS Grissom, NCC-638 (gets blown up in Search for Spock)

Note that the "Grissom" name and numbers are integrated into the two circular pinstripe decals, so you would need to cut them up to modify the name and reg.