Lt. Commander Una Chin-Riley—Starfleet’s groundbreaking “Number One”—stands as a pillar of Star Trek lore. First introduced in the visionary 1965 pilot “The Cage” as the unflappable First Officer to Captain Christopher Pike, Una shattered conventions as one of television’s first female executive officers, embodying competence and calm authority during an era when such roles were rare for women. Revived decades later in Star Trek: Strange New Worlds, her character gained new depth: a brilliant tactician with a fiercely guarded secret (her Illyrian heritage), she balances duty with a quiet quest for acceptance in a Federation wary of genetic augmentation. Una’s legacy transcends rank; she symbolizes resilience, intellect, and the enduring Star Trek ideal that diversity is strength. Now, EXO-6 immortalizes this iconic officer in a Museum Grade sixth scale figure, crafted with obsessive attention to detail. Rebecca Romijn’s striking likeness is captured flawlessly, from her piercing gaze to the crisp lines of her Strange New Worlds-era uniform. With 36 points of articulation, pose Una mid-stride on an away mission or standing resolute on the Enterprise bridge. The figure includes era-authentic accessories: a phaser ready for combat, a communicator for hailing the ship, a tricorder for scanning alien terrain, and a PADD brimming with Starfleet protocols. A sleek display base—engineered for dynamic posing—completes the set, ensuring she commands attention in any collection.