Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2020)
Star Trek: Ships of the Line (2020) is the  edition of the Star Trek: Ships of the Line calendar series.

Summary
Blurb
The 2020 edition of this fan-favorite HORIZONTALLY-formatted calendar, the Star Trek Ships of the Line 2020 Wall Calendar is dedicated to showcasing spectacular images of the most famous vessels from the iconic franchise in a variety of iconic scenes and settings.

The panoramic calendar opens horizontally to maximize the detail and drama of each stunning piece of Star Trek art.

Months
Cover: "A Weapon for the Empire" – The  discovering the Nomad probe, by Doug Shrock.
January: "We Have Engaged Species 8472" –  and four Species 8472 bio-ships before what appears to be a Starfleet space station, by Doug Drexler and Ali Ries.
February: "Last Stand at Sector 001" – The  and two  starships take heavy damage fighting the Borg at the Battle of Sector 001 (from ), by D.M. Phoenix.
March: "Row, Row, Row Your Boat" – Two Starfleet officers, taking the shuttlecraft Shackleton from the USS Endurance (NCC-5265), enjoy a campfire with an Andorian man on an alien world, by Bill Krause.
April: "Joint Task Force" – Two Andorian battle cruisers, a Vulcan , a , and a  starship approach a red planet, by Alain Rivard.
May: "The Sad and Luckless Name Grissom – Kruge's Bird-of-Prey surprises the  in orbit of  (from ), by John Eaves.
Note: this image is a painting rather than CGI.
June: "Not This Time" – A  starship (NCC-1926) takes and inflicts heavy damage in a battle with five Tholian ships above a planet, by Dan Uyeno.

Technifold: "Workhorse of the Fleet" – A cutaway graphic of the  USS Daedalus (NCC-129) with historical context, production notes, Romulan ships in the background and LCARS frame. Cutaway by Matthew Cushman, nebula by Ali Ries, mission patch by Karl Tate, layout by Doug Drexler, with special thanks to Mike Okuda.
July: "Fate At Narendra III" – The  prepares to take on three Romulan  warbirds at the Battle of Narendra III (from ), by Matt Boardman.
August: "For the Cause" – Jem'Hadar fighters and Bajoran interceptors pass Deep Space 9 as the Defiant emerges from the wormhole, by Gabriel Koerner.
September: "Starfleet Command - San Francisco - Sector 001" – Voyager, Defiant, two  ships and a number of shuttles fly low over Starfleet Headquarters, by Doug Drexler.

October: "An Intelligence Unknown to Us" – The  before the probe of unknown origin, in 2286 (from ), by Michael Wiley.
November: "Romulan Leviathan" – A Romulan warbird and three  battle cruisers orbit a planet, by Tobias Richter.
December: "The Rock and the Hard Place" – The  encounters five Borg cubes in orbit of a planet, by Jeff Summers.

Background information
 The January spread featured a space station that was originally a reject for the first season of . However, it was later repurposed for use in the film portion of the Borg Invasion 4D attraction as Copernicus Station. The CGI model was built by Drexler from a John Eves design.
 One of the three background Romulan ships in the technifold, concerned an Earth-Romulan War-era starship. Never seen on-screen, it had strong Star Trek franchise connections nonetheless, as it marked a print franchise reappearance of the reference model that Greg Jein had designed and built for Michael Okuda's , where it was featured as such.  While production staffers had managed to elevate three of the five reference models Jein had built for the Chronology to canon, which included the Daedalus-class model, the Romulan starship was one of the two for which they failed to do likewise. As both this, and the Daedalus models are still in Okuda's possession, it explains the Okuda acknowledgement on the technifold.
 This was the eighth outing in the Ships of the Line calendar series that saw an internationally released variant edition by Danilo Promotions Limited for the UK and the Commonwealth. As with the previous outing, it was a reprint of the one year prior US 2019 edition, with the same contents, though, again, there were some slight editorial differences, the lack of the centerfold in particular.

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