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Captain Jean-Luc Picard | Star Trek Next Generation | Patrick Stewart |3D Printing STL Model Files
Note: Also comes with display base for each figure.
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Boldly Going Beyond the Original
When Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) premiered on September 28, 1987, it faced an almost impossible mission: to step out from the towering shadow of the original 1960s Star Trek series. Yet under the steady hand of creator Gene Roddenberry and a new crew aboard the starship Enterprise-D, TNG not only honored the spirit of its predecessor but also carved a legendary place of its own in television history.
Set approximately 100 years after Captain Kirk’s adventures, The Next Generation introduced audiences to Captain Jean-Luc Picard (played with masterful dignity by Sir Patrick Stewart), a thoughtful and deeply moral leader. His crew included the spirited Commander William Riker, the empathetic Counselor Deanna Troi, the steadfast Lieutenant Commander Data (an android longing to understand humanity), the gruff but noble Lieutenant Worf, and the compassionate Dr. Beverly Crusher, among others.
The Enterprise-D was larger, sleeker, and more sophisticated than its ancestor, and so was the storytelling. The series explored deeply philosophical and ethical dilemmas, touching on issues like identity, war, diplomacy, and what it truly means to be human.
Technological advancements in special effects gave TNG a modern visual flair, while its writing often elevated it to near-Shakespearean drama — thanks in no small part to Patrick Stewart’s own theatrical gravitas.
Highlights of the series include:
• The introduction of complex villains such as the god-like Q and the terrifying, hive-minded Borg.
• Groundbreaking episodes like “The Measure of a Man”, “The Inner Light”, and “Best of Both Worlds”, which are celebrated among the greatest science fiction television episodes ever produced.
• A legacy of optimism about the future of humanity, true to Roddenberry’s vision, imagining a society where conflict arises not from greed or hate, but from misunderstanding and exploration.
Running for seven seasons and ending with the brilliant two-part finale “All Good Things…” in 1994, The Next Generation won the hearts of longtime Trekkies and new audiences alike. It also laid the groundwork for a blossoming Star Trek universe that would follow, including spin-offs like Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and several feature films starring the TNG cast.
Today, Star Trek: The Next Generation is remembered not just as a sequel, but as a masterpiece in its own right — one that dared to boldly go where no television show had gone before.
- This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers!
3D PRINT FILE SETTINGS (FOR 0.4 MM NOZZLE)
- Line Width/ Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- First Layer Line Width: 0.48 mm / 120%
- Recommended Initial Layer Height: 0.16 mm
- Recommended Layer Height: 0.16 mm
- Recommended Perimeters/ Walls: 3.
- Recommended Infill (%): 10% (Gyroid)
The parameters above are recommendations made by our staff; if you prefer, you can adapt them according to your preferences.
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File Type: STL
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Captain Jean-Luc Picard | Star Trek Next Generation | Patrick Stewart |3D Printing STL Model Files
Note: Also comes with display base for each figure.
Star Trek: The Next Generation – Boldly Going Beyond the Original
When Star Trek: The Next Generation (TNG) premiered on September 28, 1987, it faced an almost impossible mission: to step out from the towering shadow of the original 1960s Star Trek series. Yet under the steady hand of creator Gene Roddenberry and a new crew aboard the starship Enterprise-D, TNG not only honored the spirit of its predecessor but also carved a legendary place of its own in television history.
Set approximately 100 years after Captain Kirk’s adventures, The Next Generation introduced audiences to Captain Jean-Luc Picard (played with masterful dignity by Sir Patrick Stewart), a thoughtful and deeply moral leader. His crew included the spirited Commander William Riker, the empathetic Counselor Deanna Troi, the steadfast Lieutenant Commander Data (an android longing to understand humanity), the gruff but noble Lieutenant Worf, and the compassionate Dr. Beverly Crusher, among others.
The Enterprise-D was larger, sleeker, and more sophisticated than its ancestor, and so was the storytelling. The series explored deeply philosophical and ethical dilemmas, touching on issues like identity, war, diplomacy, and what it truly means to be human.
Technological advancements in special effects gave TNG a modern visual flair, while its writing often elevated it to near-Shakespearean drama — thanks in no small part to Patrick Stewart’s own theatrical gravitas.
Highlights of the series include:
• The introduction of complex villains such as the god-like Q and the terrifying, hive-minded Borg.
• Groundbreaking episodes like “The Measure of a Man”, “The Inner Light”, and “Best of Both Worlds”, which are celebrated among the greatest science fiction television episodes ever produced.
• A legacy of optimism about the future of humanity, true to Roddenberry’s vision, imagining a society where conflict arises not from greed or hate, but from misunderstanding and exploration.
Running for seven seasons and ending with the brilliant two-part finale “All Good Things…” in 1994, The Next Generation won the hearts of longtime Trekkies and new audiences alike. It also laid the groundwork for a blossoming Star Trek universe that would follow, including spin-offs like Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and several feature films starring the TNG cast.
Today, Star Trek: The Next Generation is remembered not just as a sequel, but as a masterpiece in its own right — one that dared to boldly go where no television show had gone before.
- This STL file is recommended for FDM Printers!
3D PRINT FILE SETTINGS (FOR 0.4 MM NOZZLE)
- Line Width/ Nozzle: 0.4 mm
- First Layer Line Width: 0.48 mm / 120%
- Recommended Initial Layer Height: 0.16 mm
- Recommended Layer Height: 0.16 mm
- Recommended Perimeters/ Walls: 3.
- Recommended Infill (%): 10% (Gyroid)
The parameters above are recommendations made by our staff; if you prefer, you can adapt them according to your preferences.
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