How to Buy Star Trek Space Ships

While "Star Trek" might not have as many spaceships available to collectors as "Star Wars," it is possible to find them. Many are widely available online, if you know where to look. From the classic USS Enterprise to the USS Voyager to a Borg Cube ship, there are plenty of options for your Star Trek space ship needs.

Things You'll Need

• Computer
• Internet connection
• Amazon.com account
• Ebay.com account
• PayPal.com account
• Credit or debit card

Instructions

Let's get started!

1. Go to Amazon.com.

2. Search "Star Trek Ships" in the Toys and Games scroll down menu. There are about 24 pages of results.

3. Look through the results. There is a nice mix of new and used "Star Trek" space ships available.

4. Put any that you decide to buy in your shopping cart and pay for it. If it is used, remember that you are buying it from a private seller through Amazon.com and not Amazon.com itself. Although you will pay for it the same as if you are paying Amazon.com.

5. Didn't find what you wanted? Go to Ebay.com.

6. Search "Star Trek Ships" in All Categories. Since it is an auction site, the results change from day to day.If you are looking for a specific ship, search its name instead, like "Borg Cube ship."

7. Bid on the ship you want. Try to bid as close to the end of the auction as possible to ensure the lowest price. Or if the auction has a Buy It Now option you can use that too.Remember, in order to bid on an auction you must have an Ebay.com account first.

8. If you win the auction, you will have to pay for it through a PayPal.com account. Make sure to have an account ahead of time.

9. Still didn't find the ship you want? Be patient. Check back at Ebay.com frequently. The auctions change daily.

10. Live long and prosper.

Tips & Warnings

• If buying used, but sure to read the description carefully. You don't want to buy a broken ship without knowing about it beforehand.

• Ask the seller questions if the description is unclear.

• If you don't want to buy a ship online, try local comic book stores or used toy stores. They usually have older and more specialized toys and may have what you're looking for.