LEGO Icons 11385 USS Enterprise Bridge Available to Pre-Order
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LEGO 11385 USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge Available to Pre-Order
LEGO Icons 11385 Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge is now available to pre-order from the official LEGO online store, giving Star Trek collectors the opportunity to secure the new 60th-anniversary set before its release on 1 September 2026.
The set was initially discovered in a shop several days before its official announcement, with photographs of the packaging providing the first look at its design and minifigure selection. LEGO has since formally revealed the model and released an extensive collection of official images showing its recreation of the bridge and transporter room from Star Trek: The Original Series.
LEGO Icons 11385 is priced at £159.99 in the UK and $199.99 in the United States. Pre-ordered sets are expected to begin shipping from 1 September, with LEGO currently applying a purchase limit of three sets per household.
Step aboard the original U.S.S. Enterprise
Rather than recreating the exterior of the starship, LEGO Icons 11385 focuses on two of its most recognisable interior locations. The largest section depicts the circular command bridge of the original U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701, including Captain Kirk’s central chair, the main viewscreen and the colourful computer stations used by the Enterprise crew.
The viewscreen displays Klingon captain Koloth, while the surrounding consoles contain numerous references to characters and episodes from the original television series. The bridge is divided into modular sections, allowing collectors to adjust its configuration or gain easier access to the individual crew stations.
Several interactive functions have been incorporated into the display. Captain Kirk’s chair can rock from side to side to simulate turbulence and battle scenes, while a lever opens the Enterprise’s turbolift doors. The adjoining transporter room uses a dial-operated mechanism to move crew members between its transporter pads.
Eight new Star Trek minifigures
The set includes eight minifigures based on members of the original Enterprise crew. The line-up consists of James T. Kirk, Spock, Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu, Leonard “Bones” McCoy, Pavel Chekov, Christine Chapel and Montgomery “Scotty” Scott.
These characters are accompanied by four tribbles and a collection of recognisable Star Trek accessories. Builders will receive Starfleet communicators, four phasers, Spock’s Vulcan harp, two Vulcan lirpas and a Trident scanner. The phaser has been created as a new LEGO element specifically for the Star Trek range.
There are also several details intended for dedicated fans of the original series. Sulu’s fencing foil references The Naked Time, while a removable section in the transporter room allows tribbles to fall onto Captain Kirk in a scene inspired by The Trouble with Tribbles. Other references include Nurse Chapel’s plomeek soup, bridge warning lights and a Gorn displayed on one of the computer screens.
Exactly 1,701 pieces
LEGO has given the set exactly 1,701 pieces, deliberately matching the NCC-1701 registry number of the original Enterprise. Once assembled, the combined display measures approximately 57cm wide, 34cm deep and 9cm high.
The 18+ model is the second major retail LEGO Star Trek set, following the larger LEGO Icons 10356 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D released in 2025. While that model recreated the exterior of the Enterprise from Star Trek: The Next Generation, set 11385 takes collectors inside the starship that launched the franchise in 1966.
Its 1 September release is timed to form part of the official 60th-anniversary celebrations for Star Trek. With eight important characters and some of the original series’ most famous locations included in one display, LEGO Icons 11385 is likely to attract both established LEGO collectors and lifelong Star Trek fans.
LEGO Icons 11385 Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge can be pre-ordered now through the official LEGO online store.
Author: Stephen Montague
Steve is a qualified accountant with over 15 years’ experience as a trader and investor, complemented by more recent work in data analytics. He entered the world of LEGO as an AFOL through the investment lens, but soon became captivated by the creativity and engineering behind the bricks. Drawn to the precision of Technic and the architectural elegance of large-scale display sets, Steve blends financial insight with an analytical approach to LEGO trends. He thrives on uncovering patterns in performance across themes and generations.
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