Federation Shuttles

Name	Registry	Typ	Info
"Tess"			Cadet Tom Paris VOY:Pathways
Curie			Cadet Data VOY:Mosaic
Equality			Assigned to Liberty. Tom Paris VOY:Pathways
Harris			VOY:Pathways
		Aerowing	VOY "Caretaker"
		Air Tram	Transit vehicle used in the San Francisco Bay area in the 23rd century. Admiral Kirk rode an air tram to Starfleet Headquarters prior to his meetimg with Admiral Nogura regarding the V'Ger threat. Star Trek: The Motion Picture ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Class 2 Shuttlecraft	Starfleet designation for shuttles with small crew cabins and very limited amenities. Class-2 shuttles included shuttlecraft of types 6,8, and 9. VOY "Drone" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia III
Delta Flyer		Delta Flyer	Advanced shuttlecraft designed and bulit by the crew of the U.S.S. Voyager in early 2375. The Delat Flyer featured ultra-aerodynamic contours, retractable nacelles, parametallic hull plating, a tetraburnium alloy hull, unimatric shielding, and Borg-inspired weapons systems including photonic missiles. VOY "Extreme Risk" The ship also employed duranium construction in its hull. VOY "Once Upon a Time" Thomas Paris, who was responsible for the basic design of the spacecraft, incorporated ancient control levers and meters from his Captain Proton hologram into the Delat Flyer's pilot control console because he wanted to feel the ship he was piloting. Numerous other Voyager crew members collaborated on the Flyer's design and construction. On its first mission, the shuttle entered the atmosphere of a gas giant planet on a mission to retrieve Voyager's advanced multispatial probe. VOY "Extreme Risk" The Delta Flyer was seriously damaged during an ion storm when it was forced to make its first planetfall. The shuttle and its crew were trapped in a cavern under tons of rock, but both survived due to the robust construction techniques employed in the vessel. VOY "Once Upon a Time" The Delta Flyer was designed by series production designer Richard James and senior illustrator Rick Sternbach. Star Trek Encyclopedia III Destroyed by Borg Class 4 Tactical Vessel. VOY "Unimatrix Zero"
		Docking Shuttle II	TNG "11001001" ; TNG "Remember Me"
		Escape Pod Constitution Refit	Star Trek Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise
		Escape Pod Defiant Class	The crew of the U.S.S. Vailiant abandoned ship in escape pods following a devastating encounter with a Dominion battleship in 2374. DS9 "Valiant" The crew of the U.S.S. Defiant whent in the escape pods, because the ship was destroyed by the Breen. DS9 "The Changing Face of Evil" Defiant carries twenty-six of the six-person types Deep Space Nine Technicl Manual , Star Trek Encyclopedia III
		Escape Pod Deneva Class	U.S.S. Arcos escape pod launched on the surface of the planet Turkana IV, whereupon they were captured by the members of the Alliance. TNG "Legacy" , Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Escape Pod Galaxy Class	Automated facilities on Earth, Mars, Rigel IV, and Starbase 326 prodeuce 85% of the ASRVs, with satellite facilities on Velikan V and Rangifer II acting as industry-sources for the remaining 15%. The main impulse engine, a low-power microfusion system for all primary spacecraft maneuvering, is rated at a maximum 950 kg thrust and is fed from a 75 kg deuterium fuel system. Out of four hundred ejecatable lifeboats installed within the Galaxy class, eighty are specialized ASRVs with two additional docking ports to increase the packing density and strutural integrity of the gaggle. Computer simulations indicate that at least 25% of any total number of enjected ASRVs are likely to be the four-port version. Lifeboats are yet another nifty idea that we may never actually get see in an episode. On the other hand, model maker Greg Jein, who built some of the dead starships for the graveyard TNG "The Best of Both Worlds, Part II", put some open lifeboat hatches on the destroyed ships, thereby suggesting that lifeboats were indeed used. Careful examination of that scene shows several different starships, including the Nebula class U.S.S. Melbourne, designed by Ede Miarecki. Star Trek The Next Generation Technical Manual
		Escape Pod Intrepid Class	In an alternative timeline, escape pods were used to evacuate all but senior officers from the badly damaged Starship Voyager during the encounter with the Krenim in 2374. VOY "Year of Hell, Part I" , Star Trek Encyclopedia III
		Escape Pod Miranda Refit 2	The destruction of the U.S.S. Saratoga at the battle of Wolf 359 in 2367, many Saratoga personnel, including Commander Benjamin Sisko and his son, Jake Sisko, fled the ship aboard escape pods. DS9 "Emissary, Part I" The Saratoga escape pod model was designed by James Martin and built by Greg Jein. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Escape Pod Sovereign Class	Escape pod are used are used to evacuate ships on the brink of destruction, the crew can survive a number of months inside them with replicators, emergency beacons, and thrusters. They also can join together in space to form a larger "ship" They can reenter a planets atmoshere and land. Star Trek: First Contact
Nenebec	NAR-2066	Mining Shuttle	A mining shuttle from planet Pentarus V. The nenbek was pilotec by Captain Dirgo, who was quite proud of the vessel. despite its advanced age and somewhat substandard maintenance. Dirgo and the Nenebek were sent by the government of Pentarus V to transport Captain Picard and Ensign Crusher to a labor mediation on the planet in 2367. During their flight, a serious malfunction forced the Nenebek to crash on Lambda Paz, one of the moons of Pentarus II. TNG "Final Mission" The Nenebek was designed by Joseph Hodges and Rick Sternbach. It was later re-dressed and served as several other ships, including Rasmussen's time-travel pod from TNG "A Matter of Time", Jaglom Shrek's Yridian craft from TNG "Birthright, Part I", the Taris Murn from TNG "The Outcast", and Koral's Toron-class Klingon shuttlecraft from TNG "Gambit, Part II" Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	#5	Orbital Shuttle	An orbital shuttle used in the San Francisco bay area. Star Trek: The Motion Picture
	#6	Orbital Shuttle	An orbital shuttle used in the orbital space dock. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
	#7	Orbital Shuttle	An orbital shuttle used in the orbital space dock. Star Trek III: The Search for Spock
		Shuttle 1701E	The new shuttle crafts designed for the Sovereign Class starships are more aerodynamic, making them easier to maneuver in atmospheric flights. Star Trek: Insurrection The shuttle is equipped with four phaser arrays, probably type-6. The vessel is probably also equipped with micro-torpedo launchers.
Valiant		Shuttle Valiant	Star Trek: The Experience
		Shuttle Starbase 74	TNG "11001001"
Copernicus	NCC-1701-A #3	Shuttlecraft	Kirk, Spock, Mc.coy, and Sybok transported down aboard the Corpernicus the the planet that Sybok believed wa Sha Ka Ree in search of Sybok's vision of God. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier The Copernicus miniature was a re-use of the Galileo model made for Star Trek V, although two full-sized exterior mockups were also built. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Galileo 5	NCC-1701-A #5	Shuttlecraft	Uhura picked up Kirk and company from Yosemite National Park in this shuttle when Kirk "accidentally" forgot to bring his communicator. The Galileo 5 crash-landed in the Enterprise-A hangar deck after being commandered by Sybok at Nimbus II. Star Trek V: The Final Frontier The Galileo 5 was of a different (and presumably more advanced) design from the original Galileo and Galileo II seen in the first Star Trek series. The ship was designed by Nilo Rodis and Andy Neskorommy. The miniature was built by Greg Jein. Two fullscale exterior mockups were built for the film, one of which was later modified and used as a shuttle on Star Trek: The Next Generation. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
SD103	NAR-25820	Starfleet Transport	This is one of the Starfleet transports used to carry personnel over short distances. They are faster and more efficient than shuttle crafts, but their range is far inferior. Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country The Starfleet Transport built by John Goodsoon of ILM for Star Trek VI. It was the ship that transported our heroes up to Spacedock. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	NCC-K7	TOS Shuttlecraft	DS9 "Trials and Tribble-ations"
Columbus	NCC-1701/2	TOS Shuttlecraft	This vehicle participated in a visual search for the Shuttlecraft Galileo, after the Galileo crashed on planet Taurus II in 2267. TOS "The Galileo Seven" Named for terrestrial explorer Christopher Columbus (1451-1506). Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Copernicus		TOS Shuttlecraft	TOS "The Galileo Seven"
Galileo	NCC-1701/7	TOS Shuttlecraft	The Galileo was lost near planet Taurus II while investigating the Murasaki Effect. TOS "The Galileo Seven" The Galileo transported Kirk, Spock, McCoy and Commissioner Nancy Hedford from planet Epsilon Canaris III to the Enterprise on stardate 3219. The shuttle was pulled off course by an electromagnetic storm in the Gamma Canaris region. TOS "Metamorphosis" Spock piloted the Galileo into a huge spaceborne amoeba creature that destroyed the Gamma 7A System on stardate 4307. TOS "The Immunity Syndrome" The latter two episode were filmed after TOS "The Galileo Seven", in which the Galileo was destroyed at Taurus II. The Galileo was also glimpsed in TOS "Journey to Babel" and TOS "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield". Named for mathematican and astronomer Galileo Galilei (1564-1642). Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Galileo II	NCC-1701/7	TOS Shuttlecraft	Replacement for the original shuttlecraft Galileo aboard the U.S.S. Enterprise. Dr. Sevrin and his followers stole the Galileo II in their quest for the mythical planet Eden in 2269. TOS "The Way to Eden" The Galileo II was, of course, the same mockup used for the original Galileo, with the simple addition of a "II" in the name. This was presumably because the first Galileo was destroyed in TOS "The Galileo Seven", altough it was later seen in other episodes, an oversight on the part of the show's producers. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	#05	Travel Pod	Small shuttle vehicle used for inspection tours at Starfleet's orbital drydock facilities. Kirk and Scott rode to the Enterprise in a tarvel pod when the Enterprise's transportres were not functional during the final preparations for the ship's departure to intercept the V'Ger entity in 2271. Star Trek: The Motion Picture, also seen in Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan and Star Trek IV: The Voyager Home. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Chaffee	Defiant Shuttlecraft 1	Type 10 Shuttlecraft	Auxiliary craft attached to the Federtation starship Defiant. DS9 "The Sound of Her Voice" The Chaffee was named for Apollo 1 astronaut Roger Chaffee and was designed by Doug Drexler. Star Trek Encyclopedia III
	NCC-1701-D #09	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Shuttlepod piloted by Data and Geordi La Forge into the Barzan wormhole on a misssion to determine the stability of the wormhole in 2366. It was eventually learned that the Barzan wormhole was unstable. TNG "The Price" Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	RS-47	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Shuttle from Communication Relay Station 47 TNG "Aquiel"
Cousteau	NCC-45167	Type 15 Shuttlepod	A shuttle vehicle from the Starship Aries. In 2367, the Cousteau was stolen by Mendez and abandoned on Tarchannen III. TNG "Identity Crisis" The Cousteau was named for 20th-century oceangrapher Jacques Cousteau. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
El-Baz	NCC-1701-D #05	Type 15 Shuttlepod	The ship was discovered floating derelict near the Endicor systems, carrying a future version of Captain Picard in 2365. TNG "Time Squared" The vehicle was also seen in the shuttlebay in TNG "Transfigurations". Data stole the El-Baz while under control of Lore, and it was seen on the planet's surface in TNG "Descent, Parts I and II". Designed by Rick Sternbach and Richard McKenzie under the direction of production designer Richard James, miniature built by Tony Meininger. The El-Baz was the first shuttle of this type seen; subsequent shuttlepods were re-dresses of the El-Baz. The shuttlepod was smaller than the shuttlecraft, and was used because it was impractial at the time to build a full exterior of the larger shuttlecraft. The El-Baz was named for former NASA planetary geoscientist Farouk El-Baz, currently on the faculty at Brown University. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Onizuka	NCC-1701-D #05	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Data piloted the Onizuka to planet Tau Cygna V when it was necessary to evacuate the colony there. TNG "The Ensigns of Command" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Onizuka	NCC-1701-D #07	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Geordi La Forge flew the Onizuka from the Enterprise-D to planet Risa for an articial-intelligence semiar in 2367. It was later revealed that La Forge and the Onizuka were abducted in midflight, then returned to the Enterprise-D with La Forge under Romulan mental control. TNG "The Mind's Eye" The Onizuka was named for Challenger astronaut Ellison Onizuka. The shuttle was sometimes seen in other episodes, sitting in the shuttlebay. The Onizuka was Shuttle 7, although in its first appearance it had the number 05, left over the prop's first appearance as the El-Baz. A tiny replica of the Shuttlepod Onizuka is on display at the Ellison Onizuka Space Center museum in Kona, Hawaii, Ellison's hometown. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Pike	NCC-1701-D #12	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Assigned to the Enterprise-D, was destroyed while transporting hytritium to the ship in 2366. The explosion of the Pike was initially believed to be due to pilot error, but was later discovered to have been caused by Kivas Fajo. TNG "The Most Toys" The Pike was named for Captain Christopher Pike, early captain of the first Starship Enterprise. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Voltaire	NCC-1701-D #03	Type 15 Shuttlepod	Captain Picard piloted the Voltaire, using the shuttlepod to fly ahead of the Enterprise-D, guiding the starship out of the Mar Oscura Nebula in 2367. The Voltaire was destroy, although Picard was beamed to safety. TNG "In Theory" The Voltaire was named for the 18th-century French writer and philosopher. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Type 15A Shuttlepod	Star Trek The Next Generation Technical Manual
		Type 16 Shuttlepod	Star Trek The Next Generation Technical Manual
	U.S.S. Defiant Shuttle 01	Type 18 Shuttlepod	The Starship Defiant carried at least one shuttlepod, used to help minimize the spread of silithium contamination frome comet fragments that entered the Bajoran wormhole in 2371. DS9 "Destiny" The Defiant's shuttlepod was of a different design tahn those carried aboard the Enterprise-D, although the interior cabin was a re-dress of the El-Baz. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Hawking II		Type 6 Hawking II	The Hawking survived the crash of the Enterprise-D saucer section in 2371 and rescued Captain Jean-Luc Picard from a mountaintop on Veridian III on which he was stranded. Star Trek Generations The Hawking in TNG "The Host" was of a different design from the Hawking seen in Star Trek Generations. The name was re-used for the movie, despite the technical error, because of Executive Producer Rick Berman's admiration for the noted physicist.We didn't think Professor Hawking would mind. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Curie		Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Assigned to the U.S.S. Enterprise-D. In 2370, Lietenant Worf took the Curie to Forcas III to complete in the bat'leth competition there. During his return trip, Worf encountered a quantum fissure and caused himself to be propelled into a series of alternate quatum realities. When Worf's quatum shifting was finally discovered, the Curie was used to seal the quantum fissure, by sending the ship back throught the rift and emitting a broad-spectrum warp field. TNG "Parallels" Later that same year, Joret Dal was sent back across the Cardassian border in the Curie. The ship was not returned. TNG "Lower Decks" Named for physicist Sklodowska Curie. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Fermi	NCC-1701-D #09	Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Destroying in 2369 after being enveloped by a molecular reversion field that reduced its crew to children. TNG "Rascals" Named for Enrico Fermi, the 20th-century Italian-American physicist who developed the first nuclear fussion reactor. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Feynman		Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Enterprise-D shuttlecraft. The Feyman was taken by Captain Picard, Dr. Crusher, and Lieutenant Worf to planet Torman V. TNG "Chain of Command, Part I" The shuttlecraft Feyman was named for Dr. Richard Feynman (1918-1988), noted Nobel physicist and bongo player. The name was misspelled Feyman on the shuttle's exterior because of a mistake made in the art department. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Galileo	NCC-1701-D/07	Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	In 2364, Lieutenant Tasha Yar piloted the Galileo to transport Captain Jean-Luc Picard over to the Enterprise-D when he first accepted command of the vessel. TNG "All Good Things..." Naturally, the writters of "All Good Things..."* named this Galileo in homage to the Galileo that aboard the first Starship Enterprise.* Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Goddard		Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Vehicle technically assigned to the Starship Enterprise-D, actually on extended loan to Captain Montgomery Scott. Captain Picard presented the shuttle to Scott in 2369 after Scott's qwn ship, the Jenolen, was destroyed while saving the Enterprise-D. TNG "Relics" The Goddard was named for American rocket scientist Robert H. Goddard (1882-1945), inventor of the liquid-fueled rocket. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Hawking	NCC-1701-D #15	Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	The Hawking carried Ambassador Odan on an aborted flight to a peace conference on planet Peliar Zel in 2367. The shuttle was attacked by forces seeking to block the conference. TNG "The Host" Named for 20th-century mathematical physicist and Star Trek fan Dr. Stephan Hawking. The Hawking in TNG "The Host" was of a different design from the Hawking seen in Star Trek Generations. The name was re-used for the movie, despite the technical error, because of Executive Producer Rick Berman's admiration for the noted physicist.We didn't think Professor Hawking would mind. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Justman	NCC-1701-D #03	Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	The Justman was fitted with the metaphasic shiel emitter in order to the test the technology developed by Dr. Reyga in 2369. TNG "Suspicions" Earlier that year, a simulation of the Justman served to transport the computer-based intelligence known as Professor James Mariarty into a computer-genrated environment. TNG "Ship in a Bottle" The Justman is also visible in TNG "Gambit, Part II", sitting in the shuttlebay behind Koral's shuttle. The Justman was named by Star Trek executive producer Rick Berman, in honor of his colleague Star Trek producer Robert H. Justman, a veteran of both the original Star Trek series and Star Trek: Next Generation. The full-sized shuttlecraft filmed on stage was labeled "Justman", although a different shuttle design was seen in the visual effects of a miniature shuttle in flight. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Magellan	NCC-1701-D #15	Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	The Magellan, piloted by Worf, was launched on a rescue mission when Captain Pucrad was trapped on planet El-Adrel IV in 2368. A Tamarian vessel fired on the Magellan, carefully disabling it so that it was forced to return to the Enterprise-D. The Tamarians had sought to isolate Picard and their captain on El-Adrel IV so that they might have a change to learn to communicate. TNG "Darmok" The Magellan participated in a recue mission of the J'naii shuttle Taris Murn in 2368. The Magellan had two 1,250 millicochrane warp engines and microfusion impulse thrusters. Such shuttles are normally unarmed, but can be equipped with two phaser type-4 emitters for special mission requirements. The rescue of the J'naii shuttle was successful, but the Magellan was destroyed in the process. TNG "The Outcast" The Magellan was named for Spanish navigator Ferdinand Magellan, the first explorer to circumnavigate planet Earth. This was the first appearance of the new full-sized shuttle set and model introduced during the fith season. The ship was an extensive modifiaction of the Galileo 5 shuttle built for Star Trek V. Designers included Richard James, Nilo Rodis, Herman Zimmerman, Andy Neskoromny, and Rick Sternbach. The model was built by Greg Jein. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Sacajawea		Type 6 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Type-6 shuttlecraft carried aboard the U.S.S. Voyager. In 2373 the Sacajawea became caught in a magnetic storm and crashed on a planet in a binary system in the Delta Quadrant. Kathryn Janewy was almost killed in the crash. VOY "Coda" The shuttle was named for the Shoshone woman who guided the Lewis and Clark expedition to the Pacific Northwest. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Sakharov		Type 7 Sakharov	The Sakharov transported Dr. Katherinr Pulaski to the Darwin Genetic reseach Station on Planet IV. TNG "Unnatural Selection" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	NCC-1701-D #05	Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Shuttle 5 was taken by Commander La Forge and Lieuntenant Reginal Barclay to investigate a Cytherian probe near the Argus Array in 2367. The probe emitted a brilliant flash, desabling the shuttle's onboard systems and rendering Lieutenant Barclay unconscious. TNG "The Nth Degree" The designation Shuttle 5 was also used for the shuttlepod El-Baz in TNG "Time Squared". Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	NCC-2544 #10	Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Shuttle from USS Repulse. TNG "The Child"
	NCC-1701-D #13	Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Jake Kurland, despondent over having failed to gain entrace to Starfleet Academy, ran off with Shuttlecraft 13 and nearly crashed it into Relva VII. TNG "Coming of Age" Jake's flight from the Enterprise-D was the first use of a shuttlecraft in Star Trek: The Next Generation. This shuttle was designed by Andrew Probert. The miniature was built by Greg Jein. Star Trek Encyclopedia II The same shuttle later crashed on planet Vagra II with pilot Ben Prieto and Counselor Deanna Troi aboard, in an incident that cost rescue party member Natasha Yar her life. Shuttlecraft 13 was destroyed on the surface of Vagra II to prevent Armus from escaping the planet. TNG "Skin of Evil"
Kotoi	Shuttlecraft 07	Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Shuttlecraft 07, the Kotoi, of the USS Liberator NCC 67016. According to "The art of Star Trek", this is a shuttle from the battle of Wolf 359. I have never heard of the USS Liberator though....
Sakharov	NCC-1701-D #01	Type 7 Personnel Shuttlecraft	The Sakharov transported Dr. Katherinr Pulaski to the Darwin Genetic reseach Station on Planet IV. TNG "Unnatural Selection" Q commandeered the Sakharov in 2366 during an attack by the Calamarain against the Enterprise-D. The Calamarain's real target was Q, and Q's action to protect the Enterprise-D was an unusual act of self-sacrifice on his part. Although Q was successful in saving the Enterprise-D, the Sakharov was lost in the incident. TNG "Déjà Q" The Sakharov was named for Russian nuclear scientist and peace advocate Andre Sakharov (1921-1989). Star Trek Encyclopedia II
	71325	Type 8 Personnel Shuttlecraft	VOY "Caretaker"
Drake		Type 8 Personnel Shuttlecraft	Auxiliary vehicle attached to the Starship Voyager. Ensign Harry Kim piloted the Drake in 2372 when the shuttle intersected a timestream, sending Kim into an alternate reality. VOY "Non Sequitur" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Tereshkova	NCC-74656/01	Type 8 Personnel Shuttlecraft	VOY "Parallax" ; Star Trek Encyclopedia II
Cochrane	Shuttle 4	Type 9 Personnel Shuttlecraft	In 2372, U.S.S. Voyager Shuttlecraft Cochrane under the command of Lieutenant Thomas Paris broke the warp 10 barrier. VOY "Threshold" The Cochrane was nearly destroyed on a mission to investigate an astral eddy phenomenon on stardate 50836. VOY "Real Life" The Caochrane's final flight was a mission to retrieve the Voyager's warp core, which had been jettisoned during a systems emergency in early 2374. A Caatati spacecraft attempted to prevent the recovery by bombarding the shuttle craft. The crew survived by donning environmental suits and beaming themselves into space. VOY "Day of Honor" Named after the inventor of warp drive, Zefram Cochrane. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Type 9A Cargo Shuttle	Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual
		Type F Shuttle	Type F shuttle from Starbase 11. TOS "The Menagerie"
		Workbee	Small one-person extravehicular crfat used for orbital construction and similar work. The Work Bee employed a modular design and could be equipped with robotic waldoes, or it could be used as a control cab for a cargo sled. Star Trek: The Motion Picture The Work Bee was designed by Andrew Probert. The model was built at Magicam. Inc. The Work Bee model was later resurred for an apperarance in the fourth-season main titles of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. Star Trek Encyclopedia II
		Workpod Sphinx Type M1	Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual