Lego Enters Star Trek Realm with $400, 3,600-Piece Enterprise-D Model
Lego has officially announced its entry into the Star Trek universe with a new model of the USS Enterprise-D. This 3,600-piece set, inspired by the iconic starship from Star Trek: The Next Generation, is set to launch on November 28 for a price of $400.
Lego’s Star Trek: The Next Generation USS Enterprise-D Model
The release of the USS Enterprise-D model marks a significant milestone for both Lego and Star Trek fans. Fans have long admired the Lego’s collaboration with various franchises, but now they can finally celebrate this long-awaited arrival.
Details of the Model
- Piece Count: 3,600 pieces
- Price: $400
- Launch Date: November 28
- Included Minifigures:
- Captain Picard
- Commander Riker
- Data
- Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Counselor Troi
- Worf
- Geordi La Forge
- Guinan
- Wesley Crusher
Design Features
This model exhibits Lego’s characteristic attention to detail. Each minifigure comes with specific accessories, such as Worf’s phaser and Riker’s trombone. Additionally, the saucer section of the starship can detach from the main body, enhancing the play and display options for collectors.
The embroidery of logos and decals on the model adds to its authenticity, making it a cherished item for both Lego enthusiasts and Star Trek aficionados.
Why the Enterprise-D?
The Choice of the Enterprise-D as the first Star Trek ship by Lego makes sense. Its significant role during the late 1980s and early 1990s period represents a peak in Star Trek’s creative history. The cultural impact of The Next Generation has been revitalized through a successful remastering of the series in recent years.
Overall, the collaboration between Lego and Star Trek promises to deliver an exciting new collectible for fans eager to celebrate this iconic science fiction franchise.
