[Morgan]

Here's a Canadian-market Dax in duty uniform on TNG 7th season card, one of a number of DS9 second release figures that were sold on 7th season cards. This is also one just 3 second release figures that were sold on 3 different cards depending on the market, alongside duty uniform Bashir and O'Brien. So for this Dax, here's what the cards were in different markets:

1. debut release DS9 card: Australia
2. second release DS9 card: U.S.
3. TNG 7th season card: Canada.

The Canadian one is perhaps rarer than the Australian one, but just barely. Unlike the Australian one, the plastic shell and equipment tray are identical to the second release figure, plus there is a pog as well. The back of this card, of course, is a TNG second release and 7th season high school yearbook, with no biography for the character.

There were a number of these DS9 second release figures on 7th season cards, and I haven't caught them all. So far I know there is Q, Picard DS9, Tom Riker DS9, duty uniform O'Brien, and duty uniform Bashir -- so there are thought to be a total of 6. That number could be definitive, and I haven't seen others. That's not counting the 1995 TNG figures that were also released on these cards, including the correct "Generations" Data and Geordi, as well as Sarek and Lwaxana with pog and with SkyBox cards (everyone forgets there were Sarek and Lwaxana on 7th season cards with SkyBox cards instead of pogs as well).

As far as screen-correctness goes, Dax did wear a duty uniform in "The Emissary," though one thing we rarely talk about is how this shade of uniform is far more green on the figures than it was on screen. On screen, depending on lighting, science uniforms were darker or lighter shades of blue, while on the figures it is a dark green. We don't really notice it, but if you look at still images of science uniforms on TNG and DS9, they are definitely gradations of blue, not green.

In film stills the science colors for all cast members could be very green or very blue. The science colors were definitely very light sensitive, and appeared different in various TV lighting settings versus still photos in magazines. So the cast photos often very different tones than what you than you saw on your TV. See, now you're going to be thinking about that next time you watch it : )