First-Ever ‘Star Trek’ LEGO Set Has Release Date?

LEGO fans and Trekkies, this is not a drill. It seems like after years of wishful thinking, the first-ever official LEGO Star Trek set is finally prepping to warp into our lives. And not just any ship; the legendary USS Enterprise-D from “Star Trek: The Next Generation,” GeekSpin reports. Yep, the same one that carried Captain Jean-Luc Picard and crew through space diplomacy, Borg battles, and the occasional holodeck disaster. If the buzz is right, we’ll be clearing some serious shelf space this November.

Boldly Going Where No LEGO Has Gone Before

According to GeekSpin, LEGO’s aiming to launch this mega-build as part of their Icons line right in the middle of holiday shopping madness; November 28, 2025, a.k.a. Black Friday. Brick Fanatics is also backing up the chatter, with rumors that this beauty will clock in at around 3,600 pieces. Translation: we’re talking a full weekend project here… possibly two if you stop to dramatically hum the “The Next Generation” theme between steps.

The Reddit threads are in full warp drive over the news, with fans already speculating on which display shelves will need reinforcing. And honestly? The timing couldn’t be better. It’ll be holiday season, “Star Trek” is having another pop-culture upswing, and the crossover appeal here is huge.

Minifigs, Saucer Separation, and a Whole Lotta Nostalgia

If the leaks are legit, according to GeekSpin, we’re getting a lineup of minifigures that’s basically a reunion special in plastic form: Picard (with teacup, naturally), Riker (trombone included), Worf (locked and loaded with a phaser), Data (yes, Spot is here), Geordi, Beverly Crusher, Wesley, Troi, and even Guinan. Tasha Yar won’t be in the mix, keeping the crew consistent with the later “The Next Generation” seasons.

And then there’s the ship itself. Think detachable saucer section, printed nameplate, a technic-built black display stand, and windows that’ll make you feel like you could peek in and see the crew debating warp core safety protocols. The price? GeekSpin says it is around $399.99, which for a 3,600-piece collectible of this scale feels about right in LEGO terms.

This Could Be LEGO History in the Making

Let’s be real; if this release pans out, it’s not just a win for Trekkies. It’s a historic crossover moment in fandom. LEGO Star Wars walked so LEGO Star Trek could boldly go, and the fact we might get the Enterprise-D first? Chef’s kiss. Whether you’re buying to build, display, or just keep sealed for collector cred, this one’s already shaping up to be a holiday highlight.

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