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Contest Announcement!
Design the Enterprise F from Star Trek: Lost Frontier and win!
One of the questions we get here at Darker Projects has been, "Just what does the Enterprise F look like?" Here is your chance to find out.
Darker Projects is holding its first ever contest: Design the Enterprise 1701-F!
Grand prize is a $25.00 (twenty five dollar) gift certificate to iTunes and the winners art work featured in Darker Project's Star Trek: The Lost Frontier.
Submissions are now open, but your entries must be in by the deadline of January 15, 2008. All entries must be e-mailed to [email protected]. Winner to be announced February 1, 2008. Good luck, and just think, you could be the one who designs the next Starship Enterprise!
More from Star Trek: Lost Frontier
The Enterprise crew seeks out another of the Lost Worlds and finds it decimated by one of its old enemies. Captain Trask and his crew must weight their mission against the oldest of Starfleet's regulations: The Prime Directive. Will he liberate Cait and bring the Federation back to the brink of war with the K'zinti?
The Enterprise is dispatched to Orion in order to negotiate new trade agreements with the secretive Orion government. Winfred and Niles must overcome their tense relationship in order to make certain that the negotiations succeed, while in orbit, the Enterprise deals with problems of her own.
The appearance of an old-style Starfleet shuttlecraft leads Trask and his crew a hundred years into the past... but history is very different from how the crew remembers it. Facing a Starfleet that is now his enemy, can Trask lead his people back to their own time?
Enterprise undergoes a refit in the wake of the events since her launch. A new Chief Medical Officer arrives aboard, with ties to Trask's past. When a distress call is received from a long lost ally, will Trask and his crew rise to the challenge and return the lost world to the fold?
Enterprise's mission is interrupted by a transmission from an old friend bearing news of great magnitude. Could one of Starfleet's greatest captains truly have been found at last?