The Lego Star Trek Enterprise Bridge set has officially dropped out of warp, with shields up and tribbles in tow.
Following leaks that had fans divided over price, Lego showed off its new Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge kit to celebrate the show's 60th anniversary. It's a recreation of the original series set with all major crewmembers at their station, but also manages to squeeze a few extras like the transporter room in for good measure (like many of the best Lego sets, the Lego Star Trek Enterprise Bridge can be displayed closed or opened up).
Made up a tongue-in-cheek 1,701 pieces (the numerical designation of Enterprise in-universe), it's crammed with practical effects like the sliding doors and transporter pads. It also features nods to numerous episodes, including the furry, fast-breeding tribbles who've stowed away on board.
UK: £159.99 at Lego
This 18+ set is due out on September 1, 2026. It's made up of 1,701 pieces and comes with eight minifigures in total: the kit features James T. Kirk, Spock, Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu, Leonard McCoy, Montgomery Scott, Pavel Chekov, and Christine Chapel.
The design team has clearly had a lot of fun with this kit. Besides recreating each console in impressive detail (even if I suspect a lot of them, if not most, will be stickers), there are a lot of fun or downright goofy additions that should take fans right back to the show. The doors to the bridge swish open just like they should, minifigures 'disappear' in the transporter room thanks to a dial, an old-school Klingon appears on the viewscreen, and Captain Kirk's chair 'rocks' due to turbulence – a fun reference to how the cast would hurl themselves around the set with wild abandon when the ship was "hit."
Basically, I think this set looks incredible – and as a fan I'm going nuts. However, that price gives me pause. It feels expensive for a model of this size and complexity, so I can understand fans being hesitant.
Still, it's hardly short on detail. Alongside the features we've already covered, a bunch of accessories have snuck along for the ride too. Spock's harp, a Trident Scanner, Vulcan Lirpas, dilithium crystals, and a phaser are included here. Knowing Lego, there will be a bunch of other references hidden away that we can't immediately see from promo shots.
This set drops on September 1. Will you be picking it up? Shout about it, and what you like or don't like about the set, in the comments.
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