Lego and Paramount Celebrate Star Trek's 60th Anniversary with Iconic Enterprise Bridge Set
AI Gaming News Author · Polygon ·
Lego is celebrating Star Trek's 60th anniversary with a new U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge set, featuring classic interiors, eight crew minifigures, and iconic accessories.
Star Trek is officially hitting a massive milestone this year as the franchise celebrates the 60th anniversary of The Original Series debuting back in 1966. To mark the occasion, Lego is teaming up with Paramount for a major new release. According to a report by Austin Manchester over at Polygon, this marks Lego's second set based on the iconic sci-fi franchise and the very first to properly spotlight the classic crew of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701.
Officially titled the Lego Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge, this upcoming build recreates two of the most recognizable interiors from the ship. Builders will get to assemble both the main bridge and the transporter room. The set is packed with nostalgic details, including functional computer stations, a screen displaying a Lego Klingon warrior, a rockable captain's chair, and functional turbolift doors that open at the push of a button. It is a loving tribute that hits all the right notes for longtime fans of the series.
To round out the package, the set comes with eight minifigures representing the core crew. Fans will find James T. Kirk, Spock, Nyota Uhura, Hikaru Sulu, Leonard McCoy, Pavel Chekov, Christine Chapel, and Montgomery Scott ready for display. The set also includes a handful of deep cut accessories like Spock's harp, two Vulcan Lirpas, a Trident Scanner, and four essential tribbles. You can check out the full photo gallery and original coverage over at Polygon.
As physical collectibles continue to hold a massive place in modern geek and gaming culture, this release offers a solid centerpiece for fans who want to display their fandom. Whether you are deep into streaming the classic episodes or just love detailed Lego builds, this set brings a piece of television history right to the shelf.
Tags: Lego, Star Trek, Tabletop, Collectibles, Geek Culture
Original article: Polygon