Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge — B · The Brick Drop Score
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Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge
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Early read · 1 review
The U.S.S. Enterprise bridge at 1701 pieces for $199.99 is either a coincidence or a miracle — either way, Star Trek fans are getting a detailed playset at a price that doesn't feel like the Federation taxed it.
Is the price fair?A+$199.99 for a 1701-piece licensed Icons set is the rare instance of LEGO® not overplaying their hand.
Will you love it?FNo minifigs means no crew, and a bridge without a crew is just an expensive empty room.
Holds its value?C-Without minifigs and with broad licensing availability, this one doesn't scream future scarcity.
The Full Take
Set number 11385 being 1701 pieces is either the greatest Easter egg in LEGO® history or the most fortunate accident, and either answer makes this set more interesting. The bridge recreation is dense with detail — curved consoles, the iconic viewscreen, that red carpet layout Trekkies have memorized since 1966. At $199.99 it's priced with unusual restraint for a licensed Icons set of this profile. The catch is that without minifigs, there's no Kirk at the helm, no Spock arching an eyebrow — the scene is implied but never inhabited. Display potential is real if you're a fan, borderline pointless if you're not. Don't buy this expecting resale upside; buy it because you've seen every episode and you've always wanted the bridge in your living room.
