Spouting on about the technical details of the props is about the weakest tactic you could use, but apparently it's all you've got. That's because Star Trek owns.
Because everything else is freaking subjective.
Not true at all. Many solid facts can be used against Star Wars and in favor of Star Trek, like how much was inspired from it.
Which includes Star Wars. There's even a city in Canada named Vulcan for crap's sake. Star Trek has influenced science more than most people realize.
Star Trek invented many things that have been used in sci-fi afterwards, like cloaking devices and sleeper ships, but everything in Star Wars is just borrowed from old sci-fi stories from the 50s or earlier - and which came first, Star Trek or Star Wars?
You know when Obi-wan says "I felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced"? That was, almost word for word, a quote from Spock. If I can find the episode I'll show it to you.
Many single episodes of the original Star Trek have gone down as all-time classics and even made history. Example: Star Trek had the first inter-racial kiss ever seen on television.
Then of course there's the success of it. You are outnumbered here in every way, in fact. Star Wars has a large collection of novels, but this number is totally blown away by the vast, innumerable collection of Star Trek novels, and that's not including the huge collection of comic books and non-fiction. Star Wars has 6 movies, but Star Trek has 10 movies and 6 TV series, 3 of which lasted 7 seasons each, with a 7th series and an 11th movie on the way. Even if you take into account that some people only like the old movies, Star Wars is still outnumbered by double (Star Wars trilogy vs. 6 original series Star Trek movies).
You know, I can't think of a single area where you do not fail.