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Fathead releases The Star Trek Fathead Collection. The initial collection will feature twelve wall graphics comprised of REAL.BIG. die-cut and mural images. The striking likenesses were adapted from the iconic science-fiction franchise created by Gene Roddenberry and will include initial images from Star Trek: The Original Series and Star Trek: The Next Generation.
The Star Trek Fathead Collection, licensed by CBS Consumer Products, will feature main characters and imagery from the various series, including rendered art of The Original Series’ Captain James T. Kirk and first officer/science officer Mr. Spock along with the U.S.S. Enterprise. From the Star Trek: The Next Generation series, Fathead is producing Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Commander William T. Riker, android Lieutenant Commander Data, Klingon tactical officer Lieutenant Worf and U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (the 24th century starship better known as Enterprise-D). Rounding out the Fathead inaugural Star Treklaunch are the official Insignias from Star Trek and Star Trek: The Next Generation. The insignias are also available in the space-friendly Fathead Junior size.
“We are excited to add Star Trek to our lineup of entertainment properties,” said Joanna Cline, Chief Marketing Officer, Fathead. “Star Trek is an iconic franchise. To create these images as stunning life-size Fathead wall graphics for fans around the world is an enormous thrill for us.” She adds, “And we’re excited to announce that these initial images are just the beginning! Fans should keep their eyes on Fathead.com for even more of their favorite characters in time for the holiday season.”
The Star Trek REAL.BIG. Fathead Wall Graphics are out-of-this-world high definition images made of durable, high-grade vinyl that is tear and fade resistant. Fatheads are designed with a special adhesive backing that enables them to be moved from wall to wall with no damage to the surface, which are the perfect solution to decorating rooms where nails, tack and tape are an inconvenience.
