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First Leaked Images of LEGO Icons 10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D | November 2025

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It's been almost two months since the LEGO Group first teased 2025's LEGO Black Friday model, but we now have a leaked image of the whole set thanks to the South Korean platform Naver. This year's exclusive Black Friday model is the heavily anticipated LEGO Icons branded set, 10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D. Officially launching on the 28th of November 2025, the 18+ model will retail for $399.99 / €399.99 / £369.99 and includes a total of 3,600 pieces.


Measuring an impressive 60cm in length, the leaked image shows 10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D as a large-scale display model designed to faithfully capture the sleek, elegant look of the Galaxy-class starship from Star Trek: The Next Generation. The design prioritises smooth shaping and accuracy for the mainly light grey ship, with the broad saucer section and its cleverly designed detachable function taking centre stage.


From above, the saucer appears almost perfectly circular, built using layers of curved slopes, wedge plates, and tiles to create a seamless hull. At the very top, the ship’s registry of “USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D” is printed, surrounded by printed windows forming a continuous ring around the outer edge of the ship. Small printed details such as hull panelling and docking hatches, along with subtle gold and red markings, break up the mainly light grey coloured surface of the LEGO Enterprise.


The underside of the saucer is just as detailed and accurate in design, with inverted slopes and angled panels replicating the ship’s rounded profile. As seen on-screen, the saucer can detach from the stardrive section in the brick-built LEGO interpretation. The secondary hull is long and narrow, featuring small greebling and window prints to capture the look of the ship’s main engineering section.


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Two angled pylons extend from the rear to support the warp nacelles, which contain the components for generating a warp field and enabling faster-than-light travel. Transparent blue elements recreate the warp field grilles, while transparent red pieces represent the Bussard collectors at the nacelle fronts. Additional gold, orange, and red accents are used to replicate the impulse engines and other hull features of the ship.


The Enterprise sits on a sturdy black display stand, built from Technic elements to hold the model securely at a slight angle for an in-flight appearance. The stand has wide legs for stability and features a 4x4 nameplate displaying the ship’s registry and Starfleet insignia. Alongside it is a grey minifigure display base complete with black elements and a printed blue Star Trek logo at the front, providing a dedicated spot for the included crew.


A total of nine LEGO Minifigures come with 10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D, with multiple characters including printed versions of the Next Generation uniform, along with detailed arm printing. These figures include:

  • Captain Jean-Luc Picard with a cup of tea.

  • Commander William Riker with a trombone.

  • Lieutenant Commander Data with his cat, Spot.

  • Lieutenant Worf with a new hair mould and a grey communications module.

  • Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge with his engineering field kit briefcase.

  • Dr. Beverly Crusher with a medical tricorder 1x2 tile.

  • Counsellor Deanna Troi with a PADD 1x2 tile.

  • Wesley Crusher with an engineering field kit.

  • Guinan, who carries a green bottle and comes with a new hair/hat mould.


10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D

Set Name - Star Trek: USS Enterprise D

Set Number - 10356

Age Range - 18+

Piece Count - 3,600 pieces

Price - $399.99 / €399.99 / £369.99

Release Date - 28th November 2025


10356 Star Trek: USS Enterprise D releases on the 28th of November 2025, but what do you think? Will you be purchasing 10356 for this year's Black Friday? What are you looking forward to most about this LEGO Icons version of the Enterprise? What other LEGO Star Trek sets would you like to see in the future? Let us know your thoughts and opinions in the comments below.




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