New LEGO Star Trek Enterprise Bridge Set Leaked: Pricing and Details Spark Controversy

A New Frontier for LEGO Collectors

The world of LEGO is set to expand its science-fiction portfolio with a highly anticipated addition. Following the successful introduction of the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D from The Next Generation, a new leak has surfaced revealing a set dedicated to the iconic bridge of the original 1960s Star Trek series. This upcoming release is poised to satisfy long-time fans who have waited years for a deeper dive into the lore of the Original Series.

Breaking Down the 11385 USS Enterprise Bridge Leak

Leaked imagery and internal information provided by industry tracker Brick Tap offer a detailed look at the set, officially designated as reference 11385. Unlike the previous ship-centric models, this build focuses on the legendary bridge of the original Enterprise. With a piece count of approximately 1,701, the set is designed for intricate detail. It is expected to come with 8 custom minifigures, allowing fans to recreate the classic crew, including legendary figures like Captain Kirk and Spock. The set is currently rumored for a release around September 1, 2026.

The Controversy Over Pricing

Despite the excitement, the estimated price point of $200 has ignited a fierce debate within the AFOL (Adult Fans of LEGO) community. Critics on social media platforms argue that the cost is disproportionately high, with some suggesting a ceiling of $150 would be more appropriate for a display set of this nature. Comparisons have been drawn to previous sitcom-themed sets like 'The Office', which maintained a lower price-to-piece ratio. However, some collectors argue that the inclusion of eight exclusive figures and the complexity of the bridge interior justify the premium price tag. As with all leaks, enthusiasts are waiting for an official announcement from LEGO to confirm the pricing and final product specs.