LEGO has released one of the most highly anticipated sets of the year. It's called LEGO Icons: Star Trek U.S.S Enterprise, and it went live exclusively on the LEGO Store before quickly selling out. For over a week now, you couldn't order it; all you could do was request an email when it became available again.
Fellow builders, it's available again. Technically it's on backorder, which means you can buy it and it'll ship when more stock comes available. At the time of this writing, it will be available December 21 to anyone who orders it now, though that date may slip if a deluge of backorders come pouring in. The set costs a hefty $399.99, but it's gorgeous and well worth it for many LEGO and Star Trek: The Next Generation fans.
LEGO Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise
It's easy to see why this set is so popular. Not only is it one of the most iconic ships in Star Trek history, it's just a terrific-looking set. It’s huge, comprised of 3,600 pieces, and it comes with minifigures of pretty much the entire Star Trek: The Next Generation crew. It also came with several Gifts with Purchase.
A reminder: this set is exclusive to the LEGO Store, so there’s no way to get it from any other retailer unless you want to pay jacked-up reseller pricing.
LEGO Star Trek Enterprise Minfigures
The set comes with nine minifigures from the show, and each one has a fitting accessory.
- Captain Jean-Luc Picard
- Commander William Rier
- Lieutenant Worf
- Lieutenant Commander Data
- Dr. Beverly Crusher
- Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge
- Counsellor Deanna Troi
- Bartender Guinan
- Wesley Crusher
Gifts With Purchase
Buy it now, and you'll receive LEGO Winter Gazebo as a free Gift With Purchase. The set is valued at $22.99, but comes free with purchases of $150 or more, today only.
If you managed to get your order in when the set first launched, you would have gotten an exclusive freebie: a Type-15 Shuttlepod, which came with an Ensign Ro Laren minifigure. Unfortunately, that limited-edition set also sold out.
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