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Jeff Bond's garage holds thousands of handmade spaceship models, and he even played Dr. McCoy in a fan made "Star Trek" series. So Mark sets him up with a visit to the most iconic spaceship model of them all, the Nostromo.
Jeff Bond's garage holds thousands of handmade spaceship models, and he even played Dr. McCoy in a fan made "Star Trek" series. So Mark sets him up with a visit to the most iconic spaceship model of them all, the Nostromo.
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