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I picked up the 2003 ST Ships of the Line Calendar. While the pictures are great with the calendar section being very small the whole thing opens like a book. This means that in order to mount it to a wall I have to use two fasteners to stretch it open. That is a very odd way for them to make a caldendar.

Tsyroc wrote:I picked up the 2003 ST Ships of the Line Calendar. While the pictures are great with the calendar section being very small the whole thing opens like a book. This means that in order to mount it to a wall I have to use two fasteners to stretch it open. That is a very odd way for them to make a caldendar.

They've been having a hard time figuring out how to set this calendar up. The pictures are the primary reason for the calendar and they are trying not to put to many holes in it. The 2001 calendar did a better job with the location of the holes to hang it up with.

Maybe they didn't know how a calendar is supposed to work.

jaeger115 wrote:Maybe they didn't know how a calendar is supposed to work.

Hmmmm, maybe it's the old style calendar instead of one using Stardates that is causing all their problems.

What kind of ships do they show in this calender?

cover: Enterprise E

January: Enterpise NX-01 Shuttle with wings deployed near the sanctuary of P'Jem

February: Klingon BOP flying underneat the Golden Gate Bridge from ST: IV

March: A coupld of different types of Vulcan shuttles over the Vulcan desert and the city of Shir Kahr. The shuttles are the ones from First Contact and ST:TMP

Apirl: A very nice shot of the Enterprise NX-01 as it leave Earth orbit.

May: Is mainly of escape pods over a mountainous and ice planet but in the background you can see the USS Lennox (Miranda class) going down in flames.

June: Several of the Bio Ships of Speices 8472 in fluidic space

Middle: From First Contact the upsided down shot of the underside of the Enterprise E as Worf, Picard & Hawke are walking on it.

July: What looks like a drawing/painting of the Enterprise D's saucer section from Generations when the crew is being recovered after the crash.

August: The Defiant being fired upon by a Jem'Hadar attack ship while in the atmosphere of a gas giant.

September: An "over the shoulder" shot of one of the Enterprise's shuttles as Commadore Matt Decker flying into the maw of the "Doomsday Machine".

October: A nice shot of two Borg cubes low over a soot filled forest after presumably assimilating something from the surface.

November: Voyager over 1996 Los Angeles at night

December: Combination shot of TOS Enterprise and a F-104 from the episode where they went back in time to the 1960s and were reported as a UFO.

Are all those really considered ships of the line?