First Official Star Trek LEGO Set Revealed
The LEGO Group and Paramount have officially unveiled the first-ever LEGO set in Star Trek history: the USS Enterprise-D from Star Trek: The Next Generation. This detailed model invites fans to build Starfleet’s iconic flagship.
Livestream Event Featuring Jonathan Frakes
Today’s announcement was highlighted by a livestream event with Jonathan Frakes, best known for his role as Commander William Riker in TNG.
LEGO Icons Star Trek: USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D Details
- The set contains 3,600 pieces.
- Features a detachable command saucer, secondary hull, and warp nacelles with red and blue detailing.
- Includes an opening shuttlebay and two mini shuttlepods.
Minifigures Included
The set comes with nine minifigures representing the TNG crew:
- Captain Jean-Luc Picard
- Commander William Riker
- Lieutenant Worf
- Lieutenant Commander Data
- Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge
- Counsellor Deanna Troi
- Bartender Guinan
- Wesley Crusher
Unique Accessories for Each Minifigure
Each character is accompanied by themed accessories such as:
- A teacup
- Trombone with stand
- Phaser and tricorder
- Engineering case and PADD
- Bottle and portable tractor beam generator
- Data’s cat, Spot, is also featured adorably
“An intricate model that invites Star Trek and LEGO fans to embark on a galactic voyage of creativity, building a detailed replica of Starfleet’s legendary flagship.”
This highly detailed LEGO set offers fans a creative way to celebrate the legacy of Star Trek: The Next Generation.
Author's Summary: The first official Star Trek LEGO set, featuring the USS Enterprise-D with 3,600 pieces and nine TNG minifigures, brings the iconic starship to life with detailed design and unique accessories.
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