Rumored LEGO Star Trek Set | USS Enterprise D Brings Excitement to Fans

Published: 4 months ago

Last Updated: 4 months ago

LEGO enthusiasts and Star Trek fans alike are buzzing with excitement over the rumored release of the LEGO Icons 10356 USS Enterprise D, reportedly slated for a Black Friday 2025 launch. With a rumored piece count of 3,600, this set promises to be a mammoth and detailed rendition of the iconic starship from Star Trek: The Next Generation and the film Star Trek Generations. Leaks suggest that this set will feature a stacked minifigure lineup, including fan-favorite characters like Captain Jean-Luc Picard, Commander Riker, Worf, Geordi La Forge, Data (and his cat Spot), Dr. Beverly Crusher, Wesley Crusher, Deanna Troi, and Guinan. This comprehensive selection of minifigures highlights the LEGO Group's commitment to representation and inclusion, as well as its willingness to embrace a beloved sci-fi franchise for its first foray into Star Trek.

 

The potential release of the USS Enterprise D set signals a significant moment for both LEGO® and Star Trek communities. The model’s rumored size and detail place it in the same category as previous large-scale sets, such as the The Endurance 10335 and The Botanical Garden 21353. Fans have speculated that a gift-with-purchase, like those seen with other major releases, could accompany the set to further enhance its appeal. While pricing details remain under wraps, the sizable piece count suggests a premium price point, making this set a dream collectible for avid fans. The inclusion of iconic characters and the ship’s connection to The Next Generation cement its appeal, with online communities expressing optimism that this could pave the way for a broader Star Trek LEGO theme.

Although these details are based on leaks and speculation, the enthusiasm in fan communities underscores the strong demand for a LEGO Star Trek collaboration. Many see this as a natural progression for LEGO, with the franchise’s rich history and visually striking starships offering vast creative potential. Whether this marks the start of a larger lineup or remains a singular celebration of Star Trek, one thing is certain: fans are ready for LEGO to "make it so." As we await official confirmation, the anticipation continues to grow, making this rumored set a standout topic in both the LEGO and Star Trek spheres.

LEGO MOC Pictured is for illustration purposes only. USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D by TimeAgent1.