Lego Black Friday BLOWOUT! Star Trek Set + 4 FREEBIES?! Don't Miss Out!

Lego's Black Friday sale has officially warped into hyperdrive, and Trekkies, get ready to engage! The big kahuna? The release of the first-ever official *Star Trek* Lego set: the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D from *Star Trek: The Next Generation*. And let me tell you, it's a beauty.

Lego Black Friday BLOWOUT! Star Trek Set + 4 FREEB...

The Lego Icons: Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise (set number 10356, for those keeping track) is a whopping 3,600-piece behemoth that promises to be a satisfying build for even the most seasoned Lego master. Retailing at $400, it's definitely an investment, but from what I've seen, the detail is incredible. They've really captured the sleek lines and iconic saucer section. It even comes with a buildable display stand and an information placard, perfect for showing off your Federation pride.

But wait, there's more! Because it's Black Friday, Lego is showering us with freebies. If you snag the U.S.S. Enterprise before the sale ends on December 1st, you'll get a free 261-piece Star Trek: Type-15 Shuttlepod (40768). And the generosity doesn't stop there. Spend $65 or more and you'll get a Lego Card Game Set. Bump that up to $170, and a Lego Hot Chocolate Stand (256 pieces) is yours. Finally, if you cross the $250 threshold, prepare to defend your new Lego Mini Knight's Castle (590 pieces). Seriously, where were these deals when I was a kid?

That Shuttlepod bonus is particularly sweet. Not only is it a miniature version of the shuttlecraft, but it also includes an Ensign Ro Laren minifigure! The Shuttlepod boasts opening wing doors, a rear hatch, and measures a neat 2.5 x 4.5 x 3.5 inches. A perfect addition to your Enterprise display.

And speaking of minifigures, the U.S.S. Enterprise set comes with *nine* of them, all decked out in their *Next Generation* uniforms. We're talking Picard, Riker, Data, Worf, Troi, Dr. Crusher, Geordi La Forge, and even... Spot, Data's cat! They each come with accessories, too, like a tractor beam generator and even Worf's trombone. Because every Starfleet officer needs a hobby, right?

The sale kicked off on November 28th, and I wouldn't be surprised if this set is already flying off the digital shelves. Lego initially teased this partnership on Star Trek Day in September, and fans have been eagerly awaiting its arrival ever since. Some were expecting a later release, perhaps in 2026, but Lego delivered in time for the holidays.

Be warned: given the popularity of these releases, the Lego Icons Starship Enterprise could very well go on backorder. So, if you want to avoid a potential delay until 2026 (yikes!), I'd recommend heading over to the Lego store sooner rather than later. Oh, and for those who prefer a galaxy far, far away, there are also plenty of discounted *Star Wars* Lego sets up for grabs. Happy building, everyone!