Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2004)
The Ships of the Line calendar for 2004 featured images for each month, some newly created for the calendar, some from episodes or movies. Events depicted in this calendar are not considered to be canon.

Summary
Publisher's description
Ships of the Line is the best-seller in this extraordinary line of calendars, and features thirteen spectacular, awe-inspiring images created exclusively for this calendar. Included are ships from the three hundred years of Starfleet history. Plus, the unique horizontal format opens up the sweeping vistas of this peerless artwork. The exclusive art and large format is what has made this calendar the number one seller year after year, appealing to all Star Trek fans.

Months
The 2004 calendar featured the following images:
Cover ("They Came Screaming Out Of The Sun") – , , and three Klingon battle cruisers, by Jose Perez.
January ("The Dream Is Alive") –  under construction, by Sean Scott.
February ("A Covert Rendezvous") –  (movie refit version) and  (a movie refit  ship) in an asteroid field, by Robert Bonchune.
March ("Doomsday") – USS Enterprise and  fighting the Doomsday machine (from ), by Daren R. Dochterman.
April ("Homeward Bound") – The  traveling towards , by Doug Drexler.
May ("Capturing God") – USS Enterprise within V'Ger (from ), by Lee Stringer.
June ("Enterprise Incident") – Enterprise NX-01 and two Romulan Birds-of-Prey in a minefield (from ), by Koji Kuramura
Centerfold ("Ode To Bonestell") – Work crews on Enterprise NX-01's hull, by John M. Teska
July ("Voyager Of The Seas") – USS Voyager traveling above a stormy ocean, by Kyle Toucher.
August ("Home Again") – A  returning to Enterprise NX-01, by Koji Kuramura.
September ("Enterprise At Romulus") –  in orbit of Romulus (from ), by Jay Barton.
October ("The Rock And The Hardplace") – Enterprise NX-01 between Vulcan and Andorian warships (from ), by Koji Kuramura.
November ("Making For Deep Water") –  and an  ship approaching a starbase, by Doug Drexler.
December ("A World To Win. An Empire To Build") – USS Enterprise and  orbiting Ceti Alpha V (from ), by Daren R. Dochterman.

Background information
 First edition published under the editorial auspices of Doug Drexler and Margaret Clark.
 For the 2014 edition of the Ships of the Line book derivative, three of the images were re-named – Teska's "Ode to Bonestell" to "Oops!", Toucher's "Voyager of the Seas" to "Poseidon's Domain", and Dochterman's "A World To Win. An Empire To Build" to "Space Seed".

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