Dedicated fans are giving new life to the shuttlecraft used in the original "Star Trek" television series. [Full Story]
The Galileo shuttlecraft from the original "Star Trek" television series has been moved out of storage in Ohio, where it has been for 20+ years to Master Shipwrights, a professional boat restoration facility in New Jersey, where it will undergo a massive, ground-up restoration. [Full Story]
The Galileo shuttlecraft from the original "Star Trek" series undergoes major restoration. On February 22, 2013, the wood work progresses and the structure takes shape. [Full Story]
he "Star Trek" Galileo shuttlecraft restoration continues in March 2013. [Full Story]
Master Shipwrights owner Hans Mikaitis inspects restoration work he is doing on the "Star Trek" Galileo shuttlecraft. [Full Story]
On July 12, 2012, the "Star Trek" Galileo shuttlecraft was moved from former owner Lynn Miller's house to a storage facility in Ohio. [Full Story]
photo of the Galileo shuttlecraft from "Star Trek" taken in 2012 shows its heavily degraded condition. [Full Story]
A photo of the Galileo shuttlecraft from "Star Trek" taken in 2012 shows its heavily degraded starboard side. [Full Story]
The Galileo was kept and worked on in a hangar at the Akron-Canton Airport in 1992. The 2nd pic shows prop-maker Ed Miarecki (left) visiting with restoration team members Buck Krause and Tim Homa (right). [Full Story]
lueprints show the design of the Galileo shuttlecraft from the original "Star Trek" television series. [Full Story]
