LEGO goes Star Trek: Rumours about the USS Enterprise
9/1/2025
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An iconic spaceship, a new LEGO set and lots of unanswered questions: according to rumours, the USS Enterprise will be released as a LEGO set in November 2025.
The USS Enterprise is the flagship of the United Federation of Planets. It became famous under the command of Captain James T. Kirk in the original series and Captain Jean-Luc Picard in the series «The Next Generation». The distinctive design with the saucer section and warp nacelles is an unmistakable recognisable feature among fans.
If the rumours are confirmed, the «Next Generation» version of the Enterprise would be launched on Black Friday 2025. The model would presumably be a large set, similar to the previous LEGO models from the Ultimate Collector Series (UCS) of Star Wars.
What is known about the set
There is no official confirmation from LEGO yet. The information is based on rumours that the USS Enterprise could become part of the LEGO sets for adults. The realisation of a Star Trek set would be a first, as LEGO has not yet released any products from this universe. However, there is speculation that LEGO has secured the Star Trek licence that BlueBrixx lost last autumn.
Why Star Trek now?
With new series such as «Star Trek: Picard» and «Strange New Worlds», the popularity of Star Trek has increased in recent years. A LEGO set could pick up on this trend and appeal to the growing fan base. In contrast to Star Wars, Star Trek offers more scientific and philosophical topics, which could also influence the design of the model.
Design and price
Details on design and price are speculative so far. Due to its complex structure, a model of the USS Enterprise would probably comprise several thousand parts (the figure 3600 is floating around the web). A realistic price could be between 300 and 500 euros, similar to large Star Wars models.
After Playmobil comes LEGO
What do you think? Would you want to build the USS Enterprise as a LEGO model?
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