Nacelle’s Wave 2 character set was first announced back in March, including Captain Kirk from Star Trek: Generations, Captain Janeway from “Year of Hell,” Worf and Geordi from Generations, T’Pol from Star Trek: Enterprise Season 3, Valeris from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, the Romulan Commander from “Balance of Terror,” Dr. Carol Marcus from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Nog from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 6, and Bem from Star Trek: The Animated Series.
Each of the 10 new figures retails for $28.99, with a complete ten-figure set for $289.90; Nacelle’s Wave 2 Star Trek figures are estimated for delivery in Q3 2026.
Captain Kirk from Star Trek: Generations comes dressed in his vest-uniform look from that film, with accessories based upon his time in the Nexus: a to-scale horse, an ax, stump and firewood for chopping, Ktarian eggs, and kitchen dill weed.
Commander Ari bn Bem from Star Trek: The Animated Series comes with interchangeable hands, long curvy arms for his segmented body, an alternate head, two phasers and communicators (as he steals them from Kirk and Spock in the “Bem” episode), and a fence piece to represent the cage he and the Enterprise landing party are trapped in during the episode.
Ensign Nog from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Season 6 comes with a huge set of accessories specific to the young Ferengi’s time aboard the station. In addition to an interchangeable smiling head, Nog comes with: a Type II phaser and Starfleet phaser rifle, a Starfleet tricorder and engineering padd, a raktajino mug, a bottle of root beer, and a blue rag to polish Captain Sisko’s desk (from the ending of “Treachery, Faith, and the Great River”).
To reflect his traumatic injury in the Dominion War (and subsequent recovery in “It’s Only a Paper Moon”), Nog also comes with a 24th century silver cane, a 1960s lion-head cane, his travel bag carried upon his return to the station — and an interchangeable lower leg to recreate the aftermath of his run-in with Jem’Hadar forces “The Siege of AR-558.”
Dressed in his sailing simulation costume, Worf from Star Trek: Generations of course comes with his promotion ceremony items — scroll, chains, and a plank to walk — but he will also be the first of Nacelle’s more-complicated figures. Worf will include a completely interchangeable torso (head, hands, and legs can be swapped out) to depict the character either wearing the non-jacketed costume seen in the movie, or to put the jacket on him to match the other Generations-era figures on the way.
Lieutenant Valeris from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country comes with not only the typical Starfleet gear, but also a gravity boot, the blue Vulcan goblet shared with Spock, and from her kitchen phaser demonstration, a large pot with mashed potatoes and whisk (which separate).
T’Pol from Star Trek: Enterprise Season 3 is dressed in her blue civilian costume, and comes with her Vulcan hand scanner, a Starfleet phase pistol, communicator, padd, and data card, a Vulcan book from home (seen in “The Seventh”) her mother’s Syrrannite IDIC pendant (from “The Forge”), and a canister of Trellium-D from the Delphic Expanse (seen in “Damage”).
Thankfully, T’Pol’s refreshed face likeness here is a much-improved upgrade from its first reveal in September.
The Romulan Commander from “Balance of Terror” comes with a Romulan disruptor and the large three-sided control console seen on the bridge of his ship in the Original Series episode.
Geordi La Forge from Star Trek: Generations, also dressed in his sailing-ship simulation outfit, comes with his spyglass and alternate “cheering” head — along with a bottle of 2265 Dom Pérignon champagne as a nod to the Generations opening credits sequence — and a to-scale holodeck arch.
This arch will come as pictured, without doors, but Nacelle is planning for add-on accessories (like holodeck doors) with future figures in the Generations crew lineup.
Dr. Carol Marcus from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan is a new accessory reveal, and she comes with a communications terminal from her Regula I laboratory, a cargo container from the Genesis Cave entry facility, a Star Trek II-era Starfleet tricorder, and interchangeable arms to allow her to be displayed with or without her brown jacket.
Captain Kathryn Janeway from Star Trek: Voyager’s “Year of Hell” comes with two heads to recreate different moments from the two-part episode, a Type II hand phaser and compression phaser rifle, a Starfleet tricorder, Chakotay’s pocketwatch gift, and a freestanding version of the Voyager captain’s chair.
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In addition to the new preorders, Nacelle also teased a look at their planned Spock figure from the upcoming Original Series-focused Wave 3 collection — with a focus on accessories from the legendary episode “Amok Time,” including his Vulcan lirpa and purple sash from his fight with Kirk, and a computer monitor displaying young T’Pring’s photo.
Also featured is a three-dimensional chess set and his red visor and IDIC pendant from “Is There in Truth No Beauty?”
Nacelle previously shared a look at Wave 3’s planned Uhura figure earlier this summer, where they’ll be joined by Captain Kirk, Dr. McCoy, Lt. Commander Scott, Lt. Sulu, Ensign Chekov, Nurse Chapel, Yeoman Janice Rand, and a mystery two-pack of Original Series-related figures still being kept under wraps.
Wave 4 will follow, with another ten figures from around the Star Trek universe — Captain Benjamin Sisko from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, Saavik from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, Beverly Crusher from “Sub Rosa,” Data from Star Trek: Generations, David Marcus from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, Captain Jean-Luc Picard from Star Trek: First Contact, Captain John Harriman from Star Trek: Generations, Tom Paris as Captain Proton from Star Trek: Voyager, Chekov in civilian clothing from Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, and mirror Hoshi Sato from the “In a Mirror, Darkly” Star Trek: Enterprise two-parter.
In another suprirse NYCC reveal, the Nacelle team also showcased one of Captain Picard’s First Contact-appropriate accessories: the wall of golden Enterprise starships which he destroys during his emotional conflict with Lily in the second half of the film.
Both Wave 3 and Wave 4 are expected to become available for preorder later in 2026 — in the meantime, you can preorder all the figures from Waves 1 and 2 at Nacelle’s website.
Source: Trek Core
By Ken Reilly – October 10, 2025