The U.S.S. Voyager NCC-74656-J represents a bold evolution of one of Star Trek’s most beloved starships. A 32nd-century descendant of Captain Kathryn Janeway’s legendary Voyager, this advanced vessel honors its predecessor while embracing the radical technologies of a far-future era. Its familiar silhouette is reimagined with detached hulls and warp nacelles, constructed using programmable matter, reflecting Starfleet’s most advanced engineering achievements.

Voyager-J also played a pivotal role in the future of interstellar travel, serving as the testbed for the revolutionary Pathway Drive a breakthrough propulsion system capable of faster-than-warp travel without the use of dilithium. This innovation marked a critical step in restoring galactic connectivity in the post-Burn era.

The ship was designed by Ryan Dening, with the explicit intention of paying tribute to Janeway’s original Voyager while visually linking different eras of Star Trek. The result is a design that feels instantly recognizable yet unmistakably futuristic, symbolizing Starfleet’s continuity, resilience, and capacity for reinvention.

Part of Master Replicas’ new range of 4–5 inch die-cast model ships, the U.S.S. Voyager-J has been carefully crafted to capture the ship’s distinctive form and intricate detailing in compact scale. Each model is accompanied by an exclusive 48-page book, featuring a brand-new, in-depth interview with Star Trek: Discovery showrunner Michelle Paradise, along with insights into the ship’s design, story significance, and place within the wider Star Trek universe.