Star Trek: The Next Generation: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Illustrated Handbook
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Illustrated Handbook is a hardcover reference book that was co-authored by Ben Robinson and Marcus Riley and illustrated by Rob Garrard and Ian Fullwood. 

The first volume in the Illustrated Handbook series, two  mass-market editions of the book were published by Eaglemoss Collections through Penguin Random House's Publisher Services division on , under the former company's Hero Collector imprint.

Through illustrations and text, this volume comprehensively explores the  starship and its auxiliary craft.

A Special Edition includes a starship miniature that was previously released in the first (Standard Edition) issue of the Official Starships Collection partwork.

The German-language edition, Illustriertes Handbuch: Die U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D, subtitled Captain Picards Schiff aus Star Trek: The Next Generation, is slated to be published by Cross Cult on  and was translated by Björn Sülter and Claudia Kern.

Summary 
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An in-depth, heavily illustrated guide to Captain Picard's  from the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series and the Enterprise-E from . This hardcover features isometric artwork showing all the key locations on the ships, detailed artwork showing the consoles on the bridges, with explanations of what they control, illustrations of uniforms and equipment such as phasers and tricorders and auxiliary vehicles such as shuttles, plus profiles of Picard and his senior staff.

Packed with full-color illustrations including isometric views of all the major locations on the STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION's U.S.S. Enterprise-D, exterior views of auxiliary craft, diagrams of the ship's systems and detailed artwork showing uniforms and equipment.

Contents 
 Contents, p. 4
 Acknowledgments, p. 6
 Foreword, p. 7
 Design Lineage, p. 8
 Construction History, p. 10
 Operational History, p. 14
 Annotated Exterior Views, p. 18
 Skeletal Structure, p. 24
 Coordinate System, p. 26
 Saucer Separation, p. 28
 Saucer Landing, p. 30
 Main Engineering, p. 32
 Master Display Systems, p. 34
 Warp Engines, p. 36
 Warp Propulsion System, p. 40
 Warp Nacelle, p. 42
 Nacelle Control Room, p. 44
 Warp Core Ejection, p. 46
 Impulse Engines, p. 48
 RCS Thrusters, p. 50
 EPS Network, p. 52
 Structural Integrity, p. 54
 Inertial Dampening, p. 56
 Main Bridge, p. 58
 Bridge Seating, p. 60
 Command Seating, p. 62
 Navigation Control, p. 64
 Ops Console, p. 66
 Security Console, p. 68
 Mission Specific Consoles, p. 70
 Main Bridge Refit, p. 74
 Captain's Ready Room, p. 76
 Observation Lounge, p. 78
 Turbolift Network, p. 80
 Turbolift Car, p. 82
 Battle Bridge, p. 84
 Weapons and Defense Systems, p. 86
 Phaser Arrays, p. 88
 Photon Torpedoes, p. 90
 Defensive Shields, p. 92
 Autodestruct Systems, p. 94
 Phaser Range, p. 96
 Main Deflector, p. 98
 Navigational Procedures, p. 100
 Stellar Cartography, p. 102
 Computer Core, p. 104
 LCARS Software, p. 106
 Isolinear Chips, p. 108
 PADD, p. 110
 Transporter Room, p. 112
 Transporter Systems Operation, p. 114
 Pattern Enhancers, p. 120
 Jefferies Tubes, p. 122
 Cargo Bays, p. 124
 Main Shuttlebay, p. 128
 Shuttlepod Type-15, p. 130
 Shuttle Type-6, p. 132
 Shuttle Type-7, p. 134
 Escape Pod, p. 136
 Sphinx Workpod, p. 138
 Captain's Yacht, p. 140
 The Brig, p. 142
 Ten-Forward, p. 144
 Holographic Environment Simulators, p. 146
 Crew Quarters, p. 150
 Captain's Quarters, p. 154
 Replicators, p. 156
 Sensor Systems, p. 158
 Sensor Maintenance, p. 160
 Main Sickbay, p. 162
 Diagnostic Biobed, p. 164
 Surgical Biobed, p. 166
 Medical Hypospray, p. 168
 Medical Tricorder, p. 170
 Medical Kits, p. 172
 Isolation Room, p. 174
 Long-range Communication, p. 176
 Subspace Relay Stations, p. 178
 Short-range Communications, p. 180
 Life Support, p. 182
 Artificial Gravity, p. 184
 Tractor Beams, p. 186
 Away Team Equipment, p. 190
 Hand Phasers 24th Century, p. 192
 Phaser Type I/Phaser Rifles, p. 194
 Hand Phasers 2366, p. 196
 Hand Phasers 2371, p. 198
 Standard Tricorder, p. 200
 Starfleet Uniforms, p. 202
 Index, p. 204

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Background information 
Volumes in this series are executed in the 22.86 × 29.21 cm measuring hardback in dust-jacket book format, Eaglemoss' standard format for nearly all its Star Trek-related reference books. The slightly smaller German edition measures 21 × 28 cm.
 An early pre-publication title for the book was Star Trek Illustrated Handbook Vol. 1: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D.
 A considerable amount of content that was previously published in the 1997-2002 Star Trek Fact Files has been updated and incorporated into the book, alongside newer material. Much of the CGI artwork in this publication was originally created by Garrard for intended inclusion in the ill-fated 2011 The Official Star Trek The Next Generation: Build the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D partwork, including the respective "RCS Thrusters" (originally called "Reaction Control Thrusters"), "EPS network", "Escape pod", "EPS step-down node", and "Lifeboat" entries.
While Ben Robinson has been credited as a primary author of this book series, most of the writing and illustrative work was created by the Fact Files editorial staff for that publication, for which Robinson had served as one of its editors-in-chief. While not officially credited, Robinson acknowledged these staff contributions as well as his memory allowed, and included their names in the foreword/acknowledgements section of each book.
Newer additional material originated from later GE Fabbri (the direct predecessor to Eaglemoss)-affiliated publications, such as  and aforementioned The Official Star Trek The Next Generation: Build the USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D partwork, for which Robert Bonchune had contributed much CG imagery.
Robinson brought this series to fruition, feeling that there was an eagerness within the fanbase to access this material more easily, and offered, "The thing about the Fact Files, as you say, they’re massive and unwieldy and 18 binders long. I always wanted to take the best material from the Fact Files of those incredible illustrations and put it out in book form. Those illustrated handbooks are really the most thorough attempt to document the ships as they appeared upon screen with illustrations of pretty much every room that you saw on the screen." 

Next Generation: The USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Illustrated Handbook