LEGO "Star Trek: The Next Generation" Set Launched

LEGO Group announced the launch of its first-ever set inspired by the "Star Trek" universe, presenting a detailed model of the iconic USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D from the series "Star Trek: The Next Generation."

Details and Features of the USS Enterprise Set

This set comes with a price tag of $399.99 USD and consists of 3,600 building pieces, resulting in a final model length of approximately two feet. The set will be available for purchase starting November 28, 2025, through official LEGO stores online and in physical retail locations. For "Star Trek" enthusiasts who hurry to purchase, orders placed before December 1st will receive an additional gift: a unique set featuring a miniature "Star Trek: Type-15 Shuttlepod" spacecraft.

The Enterprise NCC-1701-D model from LEGO features a precise design that includes a detachable saucer section, in addition to a pair of warp nacelles adorned with distinctive red and blue details. The model also includes an opening shuttle bay, containing a pair of miniature shuttles inside. The display experience is completed with an elegant angled display stand equipped with a detailed plaque showcasing essential information about the starship, including its launch date and construction location.

Included LEGO Minifigures

The splendor of the set is completed with an exceptional assortment of nine LEGO minifigures, each coming with distinctive accessories directly inspired by the television series "Star Trek: The Next Generation." These characters include Captain Jean-Luc Picard with his signature teacup, and Commander William Riker holding his iconic trombone. They are joined by Lieutenant Commander Data accompanied by his beloved cat Spot. The set also features Lieutenant Worf equipped with a phaser, and Wesley Crusher utilizing a portable tractor beam generator. Other minifigures include Counselor Deanna Troi, the wise barkeeper Guinan, Doctor Beverly Crusher, and Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge, who comes with a tricorder, an engineering toolkit, and a PADD tablet.