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I believe already done in the rather old TOS era John M. Ford novel "how much for just the planet"

This is a more concise summary of Space Battleship Yamato:

From Yamato to Cruiser to 2199: The Tumultuous Story of Star Blazers

There's DVD documentary too, but it was made prior to the 2009 film and 2199 reboots.

This is the one we got!

I think it’s a decent baseline but we want to make one that has more weight to it. This is very cheap costume fabric but it was a decent fit.

Just be sure they send the right size! My girlfriend had to modify hers and they gave her a refund for her trouble.

I scored a set of the Old Lou Zocchi Star Trek minis a couple years back. And that led me to find the old Franz Joseph Star Trek books--one of the foundations of Star Trek fandom. https://www.amazon.com/Fleet-Technical-Manual-Franz-Joseph/dp/0345247302

I recommend “Star Trek: The Next Generation: Debtor's Planet.” It stars Ralph as ambassador, and it’s a pretty fun story.

Keith R.A. DeCandido (who writes the lovely rewatch articles at TOR.com) wrote a novel "Articles of the Federation" which is a West Wing-styled drama.

Someone let Lore Reloaded know so he doesn't have to do his "you can't watch Lower Decks in Europe because CBS hasn't released it in Europe yet, on a completely unrelated note did you know NordVPN can make it look like you're in a different country?" speech anymore.

> the "how old is Mariner??" question

recently I've learned that Mariner was a Cadet aboard the 1701-D during the "never-aired Season 8 of TNG"

you'll note the book's author is Mike McMahan, the same guy who created and serves as show-runner for LDS. So that material is at least "beta" canon, and I have a hunch at some point on the show, they will finally spell out that yes, she's been in Fleet much longer than the other Cerritos ensigns