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3 LEGO® Star Trek MOCs with free building instructions

We write a lot about LEGO® Star Wars sets on ToyPro. In addition to the official, popular LEGO® Star Wars sets, many MOCs have been designed for this theme. However, there are also millions of Star Trek fans, which also deserve attention of course. Although Star Trek is not an official LEGO® theme, there are many fun Star Trek MOCs. In this post we show you 3 beautiful Star Trek MOCs with free building instructions. You can find the individual parts for these MOCs in our online store.

LEGO® USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D MOC

Build this legendary spaceship from the Star Trek series The Next Generation. This MOC was designed by Jerry Build Bricks and in the video you can see how you can build this set with 351 LEGO® bricks.

LEGO® USS Star Trek Voyager MOC

The USS Voyager ended up in the Delta quadrant, after which it searched its way home under the command of Captain Kathryn Janeway. This set was also designed by Jerry Build Better Bricks and you build this MOC with 344 LEGO® parts

LEGO® USS Enterprise NX-01

Do you want to build a big bigger Star Trek MOC? Then build this USS Enterprise NX-01 MOC with 993 loose LEGO® bricks. You can build this set with the building instructions from designer Corvosh. You can open the instructions with LEGO® Digital Designer.

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[MOC] Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701-D

By Gonkius , September 4, 2016 in LEGO Sci-Fi

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Microscale version of the Star Trek - Next Generation Enterprise.I hope you like it! (New pictures uploaded. I did some small changes to the build and have new photos)

Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701-D LEGO Front by gonkius , on Flickr

Star Trek Enterprise NCC-1701-D LEGO Rear by gonkius , on Flickr

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Looks quite nice! I would move the warp nacelles up a bit though.

Thank you for the feedback. You're right, even better would probably be to shorten/lower the neck to get the saucer and nacelles more close in height. (and turn the nacelles in the right direction with the red lights (Bussard collectors) pointing forward...)

mortesv   

Aww, that is cute!

I was just about to write about the nacelles being the wrong way around :) Have you considered another colour for the deflector - blue or brown for example?

OK, new pictures uploaded after some small changes and completely new photos! See first post.

New version looks even better! How did you get the engines and deflector to light up? Looks beautiful :)

Thanks for your comments.

The picture is a composite of four pictures:

- Photograph of the model with a soft camera flash.

- Photograph without flash but with a computer screen as background to get reflections in the body.

- Photograph with UV-LEDs as only light source. Trans-Medium Blue and Trans-Neon Orange pieces will glow nicely in UV light.

- Background picture of the planet.

See picture below with all four used photographs before editing.

The spaceship was cut out in each picture and placed in separate layers in PhotoShop and finally the background picture (And text + stars) was added (And everything rotated 180° of course).

Thanks for the walkthroug - you make Photoshop look easy :)

Forresto   

Wow this is excellent! The photoshop is gorgeously done!

Nice photoshopping. And with the passes - this is kind of similar to how they did the model shots in the TNG show !

Thanks! Photographing was actually inspired from the film Gravity where they used a similar technique to get realistic illumination and reflections in the faces and helmets of the actors, using a pre-visualisation on a large screen showing, mostly, the earth.

hachiroku   

The pictures are awesome. That ship looks really great.

Thanks! It's available at Flickr in full resolution for your desktop (16:9 ratio).

Murrig Icehammer   

Very nice Galaxy Class miniature!

Unlike some others here, i think the Nacelles are allright. They are the right size and perfect positioned. I wouldn't know how to do it different.

Another thing, have you considered to add some impulse drives (red transparent pieces) on the saucer? I can see it would be problematic to add it on the neck, so having the sucer ones activated could be a alternative imho.

PS: Sorry for the late reply, i hope its ok to post here anyways.

Thanks for the feedback! I'd say the position of the nacells are quite as they should when looking on Enterprise-D. All other versions of Enterprise however have the nacells higher. Small impulse drives can be nice touch.

Hopefully I'll go on for a much larger model, this was done as a "feasibility study" to learn the shapes better. Elliptical saucer for one thing, couldn't do this at this scale. Plan to use some of the techniques I used on the Tintin rocket to get the smooth surfaces needed.

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This Might Be The Best LEGO MOC Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise Thus Far

Unlike Star Wars , the other defining sci-fi series/movies of our time, Star Trek , hasn’t gotten much LEGO love, officially and non-officially. So, it was exciting when we stumbled upon Kevin J. Walter’s newest LEGO MOC Star Trek , the NCC-1701-A U.S.S. Enterprise . If we can only use one word to describe Walter’s LEGO take of the iconic starfleet spaceship, then it would be “breathtaking.” No doubt about it. I mean, seriously, just look at this thing. Isn’t it a beauty?

Save for the propulsion units which weren’t cylindrical, the rest of the build was pretty much spot on – right down to the saucer main hull and the secondary hull down below. Kevin J. Walter’s LEGO MOC of the NCC-1701-A U.S.S. Enterprise might just be the most accurate depiction of the iconic starfleet spaceship in LEGO yet. I’d say it has a place as an icon in its own right.

But of course, Walter here knows a thing or two about presentation to make his final product looks even brilliant. He tricked up the final product with a little bit of Photoshop wizardry, including throwing the requisite lights permeating out of the windows and the glow on the reflector dish. But hey, if those things weren’t physically there, I am sure some expert LEGO builders can make it happen.

Speaking of which, if you down in building a version of Walter’s Star Trek U.S.S. Enterprise, you can procure the build instructions from Brick Vault for $44.99 . Bricks required are, obviously, not included. Or if you just want to appreciate a good MOC, then hit up Walter’s Flickr page for high-resolution looks of the man’s other LEGO MOC work of art.

Images: Flickr (Skywalter) .

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10+ Best LEGO® Star Trek Sets (And MOCs)

With Star Trek being a popular choice amongst the sci-fi fanbase it isn’t surprising that people are frequently asking for LEGO® Star Trek sets. It may surprise you that

LEGO has never released even one official LEGO® Star Trek set but they license instead.

Why Are There No Official LEGO® Star Trek Sets?

The reason there have not been any LEGO® Star Trek sets released is down to licensing, the LEGO® Group does not have the license to produce Star Trek sets.

In 1999 the LEGO® Group gained the license to produce Star Wars sets, these sets have been a massive success, arguably the most popular theme LEGO® has ever released.

With this being the case, I believe all the time they are licensed to produce Star Wars sets they will continue to put all their focus, design, and production power into this ever-growing theme.

In 2013 C3Brix submitted a LEGO® MOC named “ STARTREK NCC-1701 STARSHIP ENTERPRISE ” which receive 1003 supporters but was closed with the following message on the “Official LEGO® Comments” tab.

We’ve looked into the possibility of producing a set based on this licensed property (Star Trek), and since another company has the construction toy license for this IP, we can’t pursue this further as a potential LEGO® set. We’re sorry to be the bearers of this disappointing news. – https://ideas.lego.com/

Even though this was quite a few years ago the license still remains with another company and I cannot see them wanting to give up the license anytime soon!

List of LEGO® Star Trek Sets

1. bluebrixx.

If you are not averse to trying out alternate LEGO® products you will be pleased to hear that BlueBrixx secured the license to produce Star Trek sets in July 2021.

If you weren’t aware, BlueBrixx is a German toy production company who were established in 2017.

At the time of writing this, they have 17 sets available for purchase, I cannot comment on the quality of the bricks but I can say that the sets look very detailed and well-designed.

2. Mega Bloks

Mega Bloks is a brand I was expecting most LEGO® fans to have heard of and when it comes to Star Trek sets you shouldn’t ignore them.

Are There Any Alternate LEGO® Star Trek Sets?

Yes, below we’ve displayed a list of LEGO® Star Trek MOCs for you to check out as an alternative to LEGO® Star Trek sets.

List of LEGO® Star Trek MOCs

Force of Bricks has designed 2 premium and 4 free LEGO® Star Trek-inspired MOCs.

These are all available from his store but so you can easily see what he is offering they are all listed below.

Premium LEGO® Star Trek MOCs

1. u.s.s. enterprise ncc-1701-d.

“Seize the time… live now. Make now always the most precious time. Now will never come again. “ – Captain Jean-Luc Picard

The USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) was a 24th-century Federation Galaxy-class starship operated by Starfleet, and the fifth Federation starship to bear the name Enterprise. During its career, the Enterprise served as the Federation flagship and was in service from 2363 to 2371.

2. Enterprise NX-01 NX Class Exploratory Cruiser

“We’re making history with every light year.” – Captain Jonathan Archer

One of the most important starships in interstellar history, Enterprise (NX-01) was the culmination of the NX Project. The NX-01 was the first NX-class starship, launched by the United Earth Starfleet in 2151.

Free LEGO® Star Trek MOCs

1. mini ferengi marauder.

Mixing LEGO® Star Trek with Croissants? What a genius idea! These mini-builds only take 70 pieces to put together, these would be very effective if you wanted to make a fleet of Ferengi Marauders.

2. Design Ninjato

Made from only 92 pieces this LEGO® Star Trek mini build is fun and cheap to build. Once you are finished sit it on the stand to show it off.

3. Mini Romulan Warbird

The mini version of a Romulan D’deridex-class, B-type Warbird goes well together with Force of Bricks Mini Enterprise D which is also available here. 

4. Mini Enterprise D

The Enterprise D can be built in three versions: Mini Enterprise D, Mini Enterprise D | Saucer Separation, and Mini Future Enterprise D. The parts list contains all parts to build either the Enterprise D, Saucer Separation, or the Future Version.

LEGO® Star Trek MOCs From Our Website

Lego® star trek sets found online, 1. uss 1701-a enterprise by james dart.

This LEGO® Star Trek set is beautiful and would be welcomed by any Star Trek fan, careful attention has been paid to the detail of this LEGO® MOC and it was definitely worth it.

Not only does the USS 1701-A Enterprise look amazing it is also free-standing which is great when you want to sit it with your collection of LEGO® sets!

2. Galaxy Class Starship by Picardsbricks

This is another set that is beautifully designed, I think the most impressive part of this set is the neck of the ship.

It’s unreal how they have managed to keep the neck so thin but with it still able to support the front of the ship, this is a very impressive Star Trek MOC!

3. NCC 1701 Starship by C3Brix

This Starship was submitted to LEGO IDEAS in 2013 but was sadly rejected due to licensing limitations.

I really love the unique way C3Brix has made the stand for this Star Trek MOC and the level of detail is perfect.

It is definitely a shame this set did not make it to the rounds and into production!

4. Space Station from Deep Space Nine by Brickfrenzy

I was completely lost for words when I saw this Star Trek MOC, made up of over 75,000 pieces and with a diameter of 8 feet this design is absolutely crazy!

Adrian Drake (AKA Brickfrenzy) is the person behind this incredible creation and it’s not hard to believe this took him 2 years to create this masterpiece.

This space station is crammed full of details, the lights around the inside of the ring and leading to the center are a nice touch, and it really brings the set to life.

The engineering behind this set though, I mean wow… this thing is huge and must weigh a lot!

I am amazed at how Adrian has managed to make the space station self-supporting and how he has designed the top vertically curved structures to stand without snapping in the middle! Adrian Drake deserves the crown of master builder for this LEGO® Star Trek design!

Will The LEGO® Group Ever Get the Star Trek License?

I can only give my opinion on this, my thought on this is that all the time LEGO® is producing Star Wars sets you will never see a LEGO® Star Trek set for sale.

On top of this, the Star Trek license is already owned by BlueBrixx and Mega Bloks, all the time they have it I would not expect The LEGO® Group to be able to get the license even if they wanted it…

LEGO does not have the license to release official LEGO® Star Trek sets and with brands such as Mega Bloks and BlueBrixx holding the license, I wouldn’t expect one anytime soon either.

However, this hasn’t stopped LEGO® Star Trek and Sci-Fi fans from designing fanart MOCs.

If you dream of owning your own LEGO® Star Trek set I would recommend starting off with a Star Trek LEGO® MOC, you have a lot more designs, styles, and variations with these types of sets.

Don’t forget to, if you cannot find the perfect LEGO® Star Trek set you can always think about a commission-built design, if you are interested in discussing making your dream set a reality drop click here to contact us today!

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