Skele-Treks update: T-shirts and packaging

Last summer Neca announced the birth of a quirky new Star Trek sub-brand, Skele-Treks; a range of skeleton-like Star Trek characters inspired by the Mexican Day of the Dead. The designs by Spanish artist Javi Molner for Maya Studio, are to feature on toys, clothing, accessories and more. So far only toys have appeared, in the form of three five-inch tall figures, and two series of six two-inch figurines.

Now the line is now starting to diversify as promised, with Your Favourite T-shirts now listing six Skele-Treks T-shirt designs, two for each of the first three characters; Kirk, Klingon, and Borg. For the most part they are pretty run-of-mill character and caption designs, but there is one stand-out garment, featuring a full-bleed monotone rendition of the Borg:

I've not come across any other Skele-Treks products so far, but from what was announced, I expect they will follow a similar pattern to the other quirky Star Trek sub-brands, Quogs and Trexels, and will be popping up on all sorts of things over the coming years, as licensees find suitable applications.

Continue after the jump for a look at the packaging of the Skele-Treks toys so far released:

Meet the friendly new Skele-Treks

Another Comic Con reveal! Launching in September, from NECA comes Skele-Treks a new Star Trek sub-brand to include figurines, cuddly toys, games, clothing and accessories. The Skele-Treks characters are inspired by representations from Mexican culture, created by Spanish artist Javi Molner, for Maya Studio. The first wave of releases will be trio of figures; Kirk, Kor, and a Borg, with more characters following later. StarTrek.com posted these images of the figures:

Maya Studio's website also has some illustrations showing us the look for the other characters in the series: