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We've already seen what happens when you turn a gingerbread house into a castle,Watch Lamog Online but someone has now stepped up to the plate and created a Star Trekgingerbread concoction.

Reddit user ejustice shared their own artwork, the Starship Gingerprise. It's a smaller, gingerbread version of the fictional Star Trekspace craft, the Starship Enterprise and ejustice's version shows the bold craft crash-landing amidst cotton clouds and iced gingerbread cookies.

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According to ejustice's reddit comments, they used this recipe to create the gingerbread space craft. Apparently, everything is glued together with caramelized sugar, and the project took roughly six days to complete.

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Another reddit user, nikolmikey, was inspired by ejustice's elaborate Starship Gingerprise and quickly implemented it into a real scene from Star Trek Generations.

Hopefully, the gingerbread crew all were OK.

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