Star Trek: The Figurine Collection
In , GE Fabbri debuted the Star Trek: The Figurine Collection, a  partwork featuring painted ten to eleven centimeter-tall  figurines of prominent characters from the Star Trek universe.

A sixteen-page companion magazine was included with each 1:18 scale model, and only five issues saw a limited release through retail and subscription. Ben Robinson served as the project manager for this product line.

A dedicated display stand and figurines of Locutus and a member of Species 8472 were planned as gift premiums but were not put into mass production following the company's discontinuation of the line due to a "lack of interest".

Prototype figurines of Tom Paris, Seven of Nine, Benjamin Sisko, and a Jem'Hadar warrior appeared in the magazines but were not mass-produced or released to the public.

Market research conducted for this line indicated that the public would be more interested in starship miniatures than character figurines, providing GE Fabbri's successor company, Eaglemoss/Hero Collector, with the impetus to later commission the Star Trek: The Official Starships Collection and its related partworks. The starships lines received a very positive response at retail, but Eaglemoss' Star Trek: The Official Busts Collection did not fare as well and was prematurely discontinued after the release of only twelve character busts – just like its Figurine Collection progenitor had been. 
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