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Star Trek: The Next Generation [Season 7] - Captain Jean-Luc Picard as a Romulan Action Figure (4.5") - Playmates Toys - Collector Series - (1994)

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Star Trek: The Next Generation [Season 7] - Captain Jean-Luc Picard as a Romulan Action Figure (4.5") - Playmates Toys - Collector Series - (1994)Step into one of Star Trek: The Next Generations most memorable undercover missions with the Captain Jean Luc Picard as a Romulan Action Figure from Playmates Toys Collector Series. Inspired by Season 7, this 4. 5 inch figure captures Picards tense infiltration of Romulan society, featuring a detailed sculpt that reflects his disguised appearance while preserving the commanding presence fans know and admire. The figures carefully applied paintwork,

Step into one of Star Trek: The Next Generation’s most memorable undercover missions with the Captain Jean-Luc Picard as a Romulan Action Figure from Playmates Toys’ Collector Series. Inspired by Season 7, this 4.5-inch figure captures Picard’s tense infiltration of Romulan society, featuring a detailed sculpt that reflects his disguised appearance while preserving the commanding presence fans know and admire. The figure’s carefully applied paintwork, screen-inspired textures, and balanced proportions make it a standout addition to any TNG collection.

Crafted from durable molded plastic, this collectible includes an impressive array of Romulan-themed accessories that deepen its authenticity and storytelling potential. From the traditional Romulan bowl to the covert PADD and disguise kit, every piece enhances display accuracy or imaginative play. The Romulan phaser and action base complete the set, allowing Picard to stand ready for covert diplomacy or defensive action straight out of the episode.

Designed for both display and hands-on enjoyment, this figure celebrates a pivotal Star Trek storyline while honoring Playmates Toys’ classic 1990s craftsmanship. Whether showcased alongside other TNG characters or used to recreate iconic scenes, Picard as a Romulan is a must-have for collectors seeking rare variants and unforgettable moments from the Final Frontier.

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I got this book because I wasn’t sure that I wanted a book of her complete poems. This one selects from each of her volumes of poetry (she was deceased at the time of its publication). I found that I almost exclusively liked poems from her book Diving into the Wreck, which won the National Book Award. So in the end, I came away from this volume not wanting to read her complete work but wanting to read Diving into the Wreck in its entirety. This pains me somewhat. I think of Adrienne Rich as a feminist ground-breaker and icon. I came away from this realizing I probably like her essays and books tackling how women are treated more than I like her poetry. I sensed in her reserve in her poetry, that she was not wanting to bring us entirely into the impetus of the poem, holding us at a bit of a distance and not being specific. While that isn’t true of all of her poetry, that’s the feel I was getting from much of it. One thing that struck me is that in this volume, there was little evidence of her voice as an activist. I don’t know if that’s true of her poetry in general or if it’s a result of the editorial choices in this volume. Most of the poetry was very much about relationship, about how people treat each other, whether individuals or groups. Not a lot of the poetry in this volume stuck with me. I would read it and then it was gone. Out of 400 pages of poetry, I marked only 12 poems. So I was disappointed that I didn’t connect more with Adrienne Rich’s poetry, especially since her poem “Diving into the Wreck” (from the book by the same name) is one of my favorite poems. I guess more evidence that I’m a fan of specific poems more than I’m a fan of poets.
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