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Message   VRSS    All   Lego's Star Trek USS Enterprise set arrives on Black Friday   November 6, 2025
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Title: Lego's Star Trek USS Enterprise set arrives on Black Friday

Date: Thu, 06 Nov 2025 17:34:14 +0000
Link: https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/legos-...

There's an official Lego set that recreates the iconic Enterprise-D from Star
Trek: The Next Generation, after first being teased a few months back. It'll
be available on November 28 at a cost of $400. That's Black Friday, for those
at home keeping score.

This is a fairly large set, with 3,600 pieces and all kinds of knick-knacks
pulled from the show. It ships with nine minifigures, including Captain
Picard, Guinan and Worf. Riker even comes with a trombone and Data
accompanies his beloved cat, Spot. Every main character is here, even Wesley
Crusher. Ensign Ro Laren makes an appearance, for those who want to recreate
the crackling tension between her and Picard.

The ship itself is represented in all of its glory. The saucer section is
detachable and there's a shuttle bay door that opens. Inside, there are two
cute little shuttlepods. All told, the model measures around 10.5 inches
tall, 23.5 inches long and 18.5 inches wide. It comes with a stand so it'll
look great on that Trek-themed mantle.

The set will be available for preorder soon, but we don't have an actual date
on that. It costs $400. Now that we finally have an official Lego Enterprise,
where is the Lego Voyager and Lego Deep Space Nine? Get on that.

This article originally appeared on Engadget at
https://www.engadget.com/entertainment/legos-...
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