“I would advise you to cooperate, Captain.” — Sylvia
Transport yourself back to one of Star Trek: The Original Series’ most memorable episodes—“Catspaw” (1967)—with this highly detailed, officially licensed replica of the miniature U.S.S. Enterprise used in the episode’s spooky practical effects.
Two different miniature props were crafted for the episode. This piece faithfully reproduces "Prop B," famously featured in the scene where the alien witch Sylvia uses it to torment the crew by dangling it over a candle flame. Factory Entertainment created this replica with the assistance of a leading prop historian to ensure maximum screen accuracy. However, while the original prop was made of easily bent aluminum, this replica has been upgraded and machined from solid stainless steel for superior durability and lasting display quality.
Whether you’re a Star Trek collector, a fan of vintage sci-fi effects, or you simply appreciate high-quality prop replicas, this piece is a hauntingly beautiful tribute to a unique moment in Trek lore.
Note: For your safety (and the general well-being of any bewitched Starfleet crew), please do not dangle this replica over any open flames.
Product Details:
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Material: Machined Solid Stainless Steel
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Includes: Custom collector display stand
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Authenticity: Numbered Certificate of Authenticity (COA) and a Prop Story Booklet
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Manufacturer: Factory Entertainment
🔭 From the Desk of Paul Bracken:
"I remember watching 'Catspaw' as a kid and being absolutely captivated by that scene. Seeing the alien dangle that tiny metal replica of the Enterprise over a candle flame, while the crew panicked about the ship heating up, was just unforgettable television magic. I remember thinking back then how cool it would be to have one of those little Enterprise ships dangling on a chain. Well, thanks to the team at Factory Entertainment, we finally can! It’s a brilliant display piece for any serious Trekkie. Just do me a favor and keep it away from the candles—we wouldn't want to make Scotty sweat down in Engineering."
