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NOTE: Please understand that this is a work in progress. Props are often a group effort and in many cases I'm not the only person involved in their production. I'm going through and adding comments and giving credit as I have time. -- Rich

Star Trek V: The Final Frontier Props

Richard shows off some of the props for Star Trek V


Communicators

Clear Plexiglass which will be wired to light up the antenna grill Standard non-working models (used again in Star Trek VI)
For more see the Movie Communicators article from issue 4

Assault Phasers (used again in Star Trek VI)

Greg Jein mastered and made the Assault Phaser, Ed Merecki was hired to make the machined metal parts and I was hired to build the lighting system with the working trigger.

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A look at the small phaser 1 on the workbench

Tricorder

"...hold your horse captain I'm scanning."

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Binoculars

Landing team electronic binoculars
McCoy's version from the opening of the movie

Spock's Rocket Boots Belt

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Ray Generator

This is a slightly newer version of a classic Trek all purpose tool, it was seen many times in the 2nd and 3rd seasons, most famously held by Mr. Spock in "Metamorphosis".
Greg Jein asked RAC Props to build a new version of the prop for ST:V.
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Captain's Electronic Log


This is a case of a ton of work for a cheap gag…
This was carved out of three 2-inch bricks of aluminum!!
Three bricks and some monster work went into carving this out…I wish I could claim it and sadly I do not even know the name of this unsung hero of milling. It is mind blowing work.
I built the LED displays, the Winky Blinkys, and fit them in.
And another guy at Greg Jein’s shop rigged the air driven pop out panels.

All for a cheap gag of Captain Kirk trying to do a log entry and have it malfunction and go pop.
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Other Props
Medical bed life support switch
Scotty's power wrench

Unused engineering tools (derived from previous Star Trek IV props)
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