Star Trek: Lego

 







Boldly Going Where No Brick Has Gone Before

LEGO has officially set phasers to build. In a move that’s been decades in the making, the brick-building giant has dropped a tantalising teaser trailer on their site, confirming their first ever collaboration with the Star Trek franchise.

The short clip materialises none other than mon Capitan himself  Jean-Luc Picard rendered in glorious minifigure form, complete with Starfleet uniform and that unmistakable Picard gravitas. The teaser ends with a flash of Klingon text translating to “coming soon”, sending Trekkies and AFOLs (Adult Fans of LEGO) alike into warp-speed speculation.

Until now, the only way to command your own brick-built starship from the Final Frontier was through:

  • Third-party MOC (My Own Creation) designs shared by the fan community

  • Alternative brick brands like BlueBrixx

  • Or, of course, your own ingenuity and a well-stocked parts bin

This official partnership changes everything. While LEGO has dabbled in countless pop culture universes — from Star Wars to Harry Potter — Star Trek has remained a conspicuous gap in their mission logs. That gap is about to be filled, and the timing is no accident: the reveal coincides with Star Trek Day (September 8th) and aligns with Paramount’s plans for a year-long 60th anniversary celebration in 2026.

No set names, prices, or release dates have been confirmed yet, but the teaser’s focus on The Next Generation era has fans dreaming of everything from a UCS-scale Enterprise-D to a fully realised bridge playset. If history is any guide, expect high demand and lightning-fast sell-outs when the first wave drops.

Here at BrickArtTech, we’re watching this development with serious enthusiasm and perhaps a touch of Vulcan level curiosity. Will we see a Klingon Bird of Prey? Deep Space Nine station? Or even a Borg Cube that’s just… a cube?

One thing’s for certain: the final frontier is about to get a lot more studded.

Stay tuned we’ll update this post as soon as more details beam in.

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