Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise is finally available to order again, but you'll need to hurry if you want to secure the new GWP.
In case you missed it, the world's first Star Trek LEGO set reportedly sold out in just 15 minutes, due to unprecedented demand.
The lucky few who scored a set have been sharing their enthusiasm online, and it seems the set is worth the hype.
$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 shared, "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."
So, where can you order the Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise now, and what's the new gift with purchase? Read on to find out more.
Where to buy LEGO GWP if you didn't order the Star Trek USS Enterprise set fast enough
At the time of writing, the Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise is available to back order on the official LEGO website here.
The set can be yours for $399.99 and includes a new gift with purchase: the Brite Bomber ($9.99).
But you'll need to hurry if you're keen, as the GWP expires on December 24 (whilst stocks last).
What to know about the new LEGO Star Trek Enterprise set
As per the LEGO website, you will join Captain Jean-Luc Picard and his crew aboard the legendary U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D™ in the first-ever LEGO Star Trek set.
You will unwrap a detailed replica of the iconic starship with a detachable command saucer, opening shuttlebay, and angled display stand included.
$399.99
As for the figurines, the lineup includes the likes of Lieutenant Commander Data, Lieutenant Worf, and Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge.
It may have only just launched, but rave reviews are coming in thick and fast.
"I haven’t built a LEGO set for 18 years, but I’ve bought a tonne of Star Wars Lego over the years," one customer shared. "I’ve always loved Star Trek so couldn’t resist treating myself to this set. It took me 12 hours to build, but I loved every single second of it. Keep the Star Trek sets coming!"
Another added, "I have loved Star Trek since I was a young child and this was everything I had wanted. Absolutely beautiful, fun build, great mini figures. Here's hoping for a great future for Star Trek and Lego. The future is bright."
A third simply said: "It's perfect in every way. Been waiting so long for Star Trek LEGO!"
Other recent LEGO launches include the FIFA World Cup Trophy (pre-order here) and the Stranger Things Creel House (pre-order here).
Topics: Lego
Danielle Fowler