Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2012)
Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2012) is the  edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series.

Summary
Publisher's description
The Star Trek: Ships of the Line 2012 Wall Calendar gives Star Trek fans something they can't get anywhere else: fourteen pieces of Star Trek art–created exclusively for the calendar–centered around one of the most fascinating and exciting components of the Star Trek universe, its ships. Displaying amazing artistry, dramatic depictions of Star Treks ships, and featuring a horizontal, panoramic format, this calendar is highly sought after and eagerly anticipated.

Months
Cover ("Reflections After Probert") – by Craig "Buckaroohawk" Frey  after Andrew Probert
Frey's work was a CGI version of Probert's painting he had done for, among others, The Making of the Trek Films.
January ("Drake Was Right") – by Max Rem 
February ("Reprovisioning At Sea") – by Dan "Mad Koy Fish" Uyeno 
March ("A New Dawn") – by Tobias Richter 
April ("Terminal Descent of the Starship Allegiance") – by D.M. Phoenix 
May ("Planck-class – Shakedown") – by Mark Rademaker 
June (" Sea Trials") – by Tobias Richter 
Centerfold – by Tobias Richter, Mark Rademaker, and Max Rem 
July ("Reliant at Tango Sierra") – by Alain Rivard
August ("Call the Ball") –  by John Eaves
September ("Relics") –  enters the derelict Dyson sphere (from ), by Dax Pandhi and Doug Drexler
October ("Sighted Son'a – Sank Same") – by Robert Wilde
November ("Whatever This Thing Is, It's Big.") – F-104 Starfighter FG-926  investigates the "UFO",  (from ), by Douglas "Deg" E. Graves 
December ("Botany Bay") – USS Enterprise jettisons SS Botany Bay (from ), by Niel Wray

Background information
 This outing constituted somewhat of a departure from the previous ones, as about half of the spreads of the featured major ships in the calendar were non-canon, whereas in the previous edition that was limited to one or at the most two. Non-canon starships were more regularly and in greater numbers featured from this issue onward.
 This was the last edition published under franchise ownership in the guise of Pocket Books, and for a short time the continued existence of the series was in doubt before Editor-in-Chief Drexler was able to divulge that a new owner, Universe Publishing, had been given a license to continue the publication.
 For the 2014 edition of the Ships of the Line, several images were renamed:
 Drexler's "Drake Was Right" to "Encounter at Daybreak" 
 Rademaker's "Planck-class – Shakedown" to "Max Planck"
 Pandhi and Drexler's "Relics" to "Dyson Sphere"
 Wilde's "Sighted Son'a – Sank Same" to "Dedication and Determination"
 Wray's "Botany Bay" to "Final Entry"

Cover gallery

Calendars