LEGO Sets Phasers for Stunning Black Friday Launch
Star Trek, the beloved "final frontier" of fandom, is finally joining the LEGO universe this month. On Black Friday, LEGO will release its long-awaited LEGO Icons 10356 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The model consists of 3,600 pieces, marking a major milestone for collectors and sci-fi fans alike.
Design and Creative Team
The set was designed by Hans B. Schlömer, known for his work on other massive LEGO ships like the Millennium Falcon and Endeavor. Graphic designer Crystal Marie Fontan contributed the visual design, capturing the essence of the crew through nine detailed minifigures.
Features and Exclusive Details
- The set includes a detachable saucer section, the main functional element for display or play.
- It comes with a special Gift With Purchase: the Shuttlepod Onizuka and a limited minifigure of Ensign Ro.
- Newly molded headpieces for Worf and Guinan make their first appearance in minifigure form.
Fan Anticipation and Official Reveal
Early photos leaked months before the official reveal, but they couldn’t fully convey the impressive scale of this build. The final reveal confirms the set’s substantial size and attention to authenticity.
“Set a Course for a Galactic Voyage: The LEGO Group Unveils the Much-Anticipated LEGO Icons Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D”
Release Information
The LEGO Group officially announced the set in Billund, Denmark, on November 6, 2025. The release is scheduled for Black Friday, November 28, 2025.
Author’s summary: LEGO launches its epic Star Trek Enterprise set this Black Friday, uniting sci-fi fandom and creative design in a display-worthy masterpiece.
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