LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Announced as Black Friday 2025 Set
LEGO has officially revealed its 2025 Black Friday release: a detailed replica of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC‑1701‑D from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The model measures nearly two feet in length and features a detachable saucer section, faithfully echoing the design seen in the television series.
Launch and Pricing
The set will be available for purchase starting November 28, 2025, through the LEGO Store for $399.99. It will not be available for preorder. Fans who purchase the set before December 1 will receive a complimentary LEGO Icons Star Trek Type‑15 Shuttlepod (set #40768) as a special Gift With Purchase.
Set Features and Design
- Includes nine unique minifigures, each with themed accessories such as Spot the cat or a trombone with stand.
- Features a secondary hull, warp nacelles with red and blue accents, and a fully opening shuttlebay.
- Comes with two mini shuttlepods for added play and display options.
- Includes a buildable display base, an informational plaque, and a display tile labeled “Star Trek: The Next Generation.”
“This is the first time LEGO has released a Star Trek set. It’s a great-looking version of the iconic ship, if you ask me.”
Collector Appeal
The U.S.S. Enterprise set marks LEGO’s first foray into the Star Trek universe, offering adult collectors a high-detailed and display-oriented build that celebrates one of science fiction’s most beloved vessels.
Author’s summary: LEGO debuts its first Star Trek model, the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC‑1701‑D, a 2‑foot display set launching on November 28, 2025, priced at $399.99 with a free shuttlepod bonus for early buyers.
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