LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise fans say this gadget ‘brings the set to new level’
Danielle Fowler
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Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise fans are snapping up a gadget that 'brings the set to a new level'.
In case you missed it, the world's first Star Trek LEGO kit reportedly sold out in just 15 minutes, due to enormous demand.
The lucky few who scored a set have now shared the secret to showcasing the Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise in all its glory, too.
$399.99
On Reddit, one fan posted a video of the legendary starship with illumination from a popular LEGO light kit.
"The flashing navigation lights are a nice twist on this kit," a user replied. "I am seriously considering the Light My Bricks kit but hesitating at the cost. I trust their quality and durability but... woof... five times what BrickBling is charging."
Another shared, "They seriously cooked with this set dude, I need it."
"I had no desire for this LEGO set before," a third admitted. "This light kit may just change my mind."
So, where can you buy a Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise light kit, and how much do they cost? Read on to find out.
At the time of writing, you can purchase a LEGO Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise light kit from Light My Bricks for £144.99.
If you're on a budget, you can find similar light kits on Amazon, with prices starting from $44.98. You can shop our top picks below.
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As mentioned above, the LEGO set reportedly sold out in a record 15 minutes, but is now available for back order here.
The Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise costs $399.99 and if you order before December 31, it will come with a new gift with purchase: the Brite Bomber ($9.99).
It's gone down well with fans too, who have shared their enthusiasm online.
$399.99
"I have been so excited about this set since the earliest rumours in 2024, and even the delay in shipping and delivery did not fully damper the excitement," one five-star review reads.
"I have lots of other sets but this is by far my favourite build and not sure if that's because I love Star Trek, but it was the best nine and half hours (over two days) to complete the build."
"A lot of reviews here seem to miss the insane amount of reference details that are clearly lifted from the actual cutaway designs of the ENTD ship. There are little Easter Eggs INSIDE the build that at times made me wonder if they consulted Michael Okuda himself. As a ST:TNG fan, I had an absolute blast building this."
A third said, "The eight mini figures make this set value for money for any Trekkie, and the bonus is the Enterprise-D herself. What an absolutely iconic build, created by Trekkies, for Trekkies."
Other recent LEGO launches include the FIFA World Cup Trophy (pre-order here) and the Stranger Things Creel House (pre-order here).