Star Trek: TNG fans can now own their own Starfleet toolkit

LAS VEGAS, NV - AUGUST 09: Actor Brent Spiner with Cosplayer Joanie Brosas as Lt. Commander Data from 'Star Trek The Next Generation' at the 14th annual official Star Trek convention at the Rio Hotel & Casino on August 9, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images)
LAS VEGAS, NV - AUGUST 09: Actor Brent Spiner with Cosplayer Joanie Brosas as Lt. Commander Data from 'Star Trek The Next Generation' at the 14th annual official Star Trek convention at the Rio Hotel & Casino on August 9, 2015 in Las Vegas, Nevada. (Photo by Albert L. Ortega/Getty Images) /
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Star Trek fans who work with tools will want this new piece of memorabilia.

One of the best facets of growing up as a kid in the 90s wasn’t just the glut of great Star Trek series, but the abundance of Star Trek memorabilia. Whether it was action figures, video games, posters, party supplies, you named it, someone had it. It was (usually) officially licensed and a treat for any collector to own.

Fans today can still get unique pieces of memorabilia but they’re a bit more expensive and a bit less common. Cue this new toolkit from Star Trek Unlimited. While it uses Star Trek verbiage in the description, don’t get confused, this is a functioning tool set.

If the toolkit is too big, too pricey or just too “TNG” for your taste, they offer other options. Namely, the Star Trek: TOS Enterprise-multi-tool. It’s only $15.99 and if you don’t have any need for it, it can probably double as a weapon to fend off Klingon attacks.

But probably not.

Now the Next Generation toolkit can be yours!

The price of the tool kit is actually really isn’t all that bad,  all things considered. The price before taxes is just $89.99. Most tool kits go from anywhere from $50-$200 depending on what’s inside. A full description from the official website about the kit is below;

"Whether you’re a Chief Engineer, or a lower-decker field-tech, you’re never far away from your field kit; that ubiquitous case of indispensable tools which enable you to become the miracle worker you aspire to be. While we may not yet be at the technology for laser-spanners, or portable phase compensators, we do have enough bits, drivers, and pry-tools to help you disassemble and reassemble a variety of 21st century equipment.So when you’re called to come down to the galley and figure out why the food slots keep pouring out nothing but “hot bananas,” make sure to bring your field kit! Like Montgomery Scott used to say, “the right tool for the right job.”If you’re the one everyone turns to in order to fix their technology, be ready for any technical glitch with this Star Trek Engineering Field Kit Tool Set. Jeffries tubes clogged with tribbles? Replicator only spitting out “Tea, Earl Grey, Cold”? This 100-piece electronics tool kit has a solution amongst its 54 different screwdriver bits and dozens of instruments to pry, tweeze, and otherwise coerce computers, phones, tablets, and pads of all types to do your bidding.It’s handy to have around, and it’s also a nice way to say thank you to your personal assistant."

The Next Generation Engineering Field Kit includes:

  • pry knife
  • mini suction cup
  • magnetized bit holder
  • prolong bar
  • 6-inch wire cutter
  • 9-millimeter utility knife
  • steel ruler
  • metal prybar
  • electrostatic ring
  • small suction cup + SIM card tools anti-static cloth
  • 2 plastic prybars
  • 2 pry tools
  • 3 metal prybars
  • 3 precision tweezers
  • 4 spudgers
  • 20 cable ties
  • 54 precision screwdriver bits

If you’re interested in this or other bits and such from Star Trek Unlimited, including photos of the toolkit, click here.

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