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Star Trek: The Collector Frontier San Diego Comic Con 2026 Panel Recap

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

Last week at San Diego Comic Con 2026, there was the Star Trek: The Collector Frontier panel and designers from Magic The Gathering and LEGO were on hand to show off their newest products. MTG was there to show off the new Star Trek set with the surprise being the signed Headliner card of Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard.

For the LEGO side of the panel, Henrik Andersen, Cryystal Fontan, and Dario Garcia-Alonso were on hand to talk about the LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge (11385) that will be releasing in September.

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

We got some in-depth look at some of the design process of the set including new parts that were made for one. Some of the examples were for the phaser and Spock’s Vulcan hair/ear piece.

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

Crystal also talked about the color palattes used for the LEGO minifigure designs for each of the characters in the set.

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

In addition, the panel also discussed some of the many Easter eggs that were in the set. Unless you’re a hardcore Trekkie, some of the objects may seem obscure. Some of these items include the Vulcan Lipra, trident scanner, the Vulcan lute, Nurse Chapel’s Plomeek soup, and the dilithium crystal converter assembly.

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

At the end of the panel, there was a trivia with the whole room and the winner got a signed copy of the LEGO Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356). Props to the kid that had to lug that set around the whole convention.

San Diego Comic Con 2026 Star Trek: The Collector Frontier

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LEGO Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge (11385) Officially Announced

LEGO has officially revealed the next LEGO Star Trek set with the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge (11385). Releasing on September 1 (pre-order today), the set has 1,701 pieces (a reference to the ship’s registry number) and will retail for $199.99. The set features a diorama of the iconic Enterprise bridge with many Easter eggs throughout and will include minifigures of Christine Chapel, Leonard “Bones” McCoy, Spock, James T. Kirk, Nyota Uhura, Montgomery “Scotty” Scott, Pavel Chekov, and Hikaru Sulu as well as four tribbles.

Step onto the bridge: The LEGO Group unveils the much-anticipated second LEGO Star Trek set

• This new model recreates the U.S.S. Enterprise™ bridge and transporter room across 1,701 pieces, a reference to the ship’s registry number NCC-1701
• Includes three interactive features: a rocking captain’s chair, transporter dial function and opening turbo lift doors
• Includes eight new Starfleet crew Minifigures, plus four tribbles – the iconic, fluffy alien characters from Star Trek – and accessories including Starfleet communicators, phasers, Spock’s harp and Vulcan Lirpas
• Available for pre-order from 23 July 2026, and for purchase from 1 September 2026, coinciding with the franchise’s 60th anniversary

BILLUND, DENMARK, 23 JULY 2026: Today, the LEGO Group, in partnership with Paramount Products & Experiences, unveils the LEGO® Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge (11385), a 1,701-piece building set for adult fans. The model recreates two of the most recognisable locations from the original series Star Trek – the bridge and transporter room of the U.S.S. Enterprise™.

Following the debut

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LEGO at San Diego Comic Con 2026

San Diego Comic Con 2026 officially kicks off tomorrow with Preview Night and it looks like LEGO will have a fairly quiet year this time around. LEGO will have two panels this week with the main one being the LEGO Ninjago one that many fans on X are excited about. The other is a Star Trek related one that will either show off the already released USS Enterprise or something new.

There won’t be any exclusives again as those days are long behind us. They’ll probably have some posters or magazines to give out. There was sort of a scavenger hunt last year with the main display but we’re not sure what they have in store for this year.

As for any new LEGO reveals, we don’t know yet if they have anything in store but last year, they did show off some new sets so fingers crossed we’ll see something. I’m not sure if the LEGO Ideas The X-Files (21369) counts but it is during Comic Con week.


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Star Trek: The Collector Frontier – Room 5AB/Thursday, July 23/11:00am-12:00pm

Captain, incoming transmission. A celebration of upcoming launches from two iconic fan-favorite toy companies, featuring an exclusive new video presentation, appearances by the creators behind the toys, and prize giveaways.


LEGO NINJAGO Celebrates: 15 Years and Counting – Room 6BCF/Thursday, July 23/2:15-3:15pm

NINJAGO voice talent Sam Vincent (Lloyd), Vincent Tong (Kai), Paul Dobson (Master Wu), Deven Mack (Arin), Sabrina Pitre (Sora), and Kazumi Evans (Wyldfyre) take the stage to celebrate 15 years of everyone’s favorite minifig

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LEGO Star Trek Panel at San Diego Comic Con 2026

It looks like there’s one more LEGO related panel that will be in San Diego Comic Con 2026 next week and it revolves around Star Trek. Variety is reporting that in the Star Trek: The Collector Frontier panel, they will be showcasing some upcoming launches from two iconic fan favorite toy companies and one of them will be LEGO alongside Magic: The Gathering.

We’re not sure if LEGO will be just showing off the U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356) or if they will be revealing a brand new set which is rumored to be the Enterprise Bridge. Whatever it is, it’ll be on Thursday, July 23 from 11am-12pm PDT in Room 5AB.

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Earn 2x Points on LEGO Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356) and Education Sets

May is sort of spaced themed on the LEGO Shop with the LEGO Star Wars Days event and now they are offering double Insiders points on the LEGO Icons Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356). Instead of earning 2,600 points, you can now earn 5,200 points. In addition, you can also earn 2x points on the LEGO Education Moon Mission Science Kit (45200) as well as the Mars Mission Science Kit (45202). This promotion will run until May 6.

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The Brick Fan Top 5 LEGO GWPs of 2025

Yesterday we did our list for our Top 5 LEGO sets of 2025 and now we’re doing our list of best gift with purchase sets. It didn’t seem like it but LEGO released 77 GWPs this year ranging from polybags to small-to-medium sized sets, although a small number of them were for new LEGO Brand Store openings. Some of the more “premium” GWPs were locked into certain sets that you had to buy when they initially released which has gotten some backlash in recent times. This factor did go into my rankings as well as the price requirements to get them.


5. Tribute to Jane Austen’s Books (40766) – June 2025/$150 purchase

I really love the GWPs that LEGO releases that pay tribute to various people with historical significance. The Jane Austen tribute set does a decent job showing her living room in the style of a book and a minifigure of the author. I’m not sure how LEGO came to choose the person to make a set for but it’s a nice addition. The $150 price requirement is in the middle of the road of the 361 piece set.


4. Mini Knight’s Castle (40775) – November 2025/$250 purchase

The Mini Knight’s Castle has 590 pieces and was only available for a very short time as it was a LEGO Insiders Weekend and Black Friday day exclusive. The set features a mini recreation of the Knight’s Castle (6073) from 1984 and the Black Knight’s Castle (6086) from 1992. The $250 price requirement is in line with … Continue

The Brick Fan Top 5 LEGO Sets of 2025

2025 was a pretty big year for LEGO as there were 800 different products released. I haven’t done it in a few years but these are my top 5 sets for 2025 and my reasoning for it. The original list was about 10 sets and it was extremely hard to get it down to only 5. Some of the factors that went into my personal rankings are fandom, nostalgia, and pricing. Note that none of these sets were given by LEGO for review. I’ll also probably do a top 5 gift with purchase set list as well so stay tuned for that.


5. LEGO Marvel Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene (76321) – $54.99

It’s been 21 years since we’ve gotten a Spider-Man 2 set and the LEGO Marvel Spider-Man vs. Doc Ock Subway Train Scene (76321) was a no-brainer for me. Although it’s small, it captures one of the more iconic scenes from the movie.


4. LEGO Disney Wall-E & EVE (43279) – $69.99

Another nostalgic set has been remade this year with Wall-E & EVE (43279). It’s been a whole decade between the original LEGO Ideas set and this new one is perfect for fans that didn’t get the old one or for those new to LEGO. For $20 more, there are 134 more pieces and you also get EVE and M-O.


3. TIE: The Going Merry Pirate Ship (75639) & The Baratie Floating Restaurant (75640) – $139.99/$329.99

Never would I thought that the worlds of LEGO and One Piece would collide … Continue

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