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A leaked box image appears to reveal LEGO Icons 11385 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge, a possible Star Trek anniversary release built around one of the franchise’s most recognizable interiors. The packaging shown in the image points to an 18+ set with 1,701 pieces, and the box also carries a Star Trek 60 mark that strongly suggests a tie-in to the brand’s upcoming anniversary celebrations. While nothing here is official until LEGO confirms it, the image offers a surprisingly clear first look at the set’s likely scope: a detailed bridge display, a separate transporter room build, and a selection of classic crew minifigures. If genuine, this could be one of the most talked-about rumored licensed LEGO launches currently circulating.
A leaked image shared directly with Afol News appears to show the front of the box for LEGO Icons 11385 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge. The image is not an official LEGO reveal, so every detail should still be treated as unconfirmed for now.
What the leaked box seems to confirm
The biggest takeaway from the image is that this does not appear to be a full starship model. Instead, the rumored set seems focused on the bridge of the original U.S.S. Enterprise, recreated as a display-friendly play-and-display scene with curved wall sections, control stations, the captain’s chair area and orange handrails that closely match the classic screen look.
The front of the box also appears to confirm several headline details:
- Set number: 11385
- Theme: LEGO Icons
- Name shown on the box: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge
- Age marking: 18+
- Piece count shown: 1,701 pieces
A separate transporter room build is visible too
One especially interesting detail is the smaller side build visible on the right side of the packaging. It looks like a transporter room, complete with a raised circular platform and colorful transport-effect backdrop. That suggests LEGO may be treating this as more than a single vignette, giving the rumored set a broader slice of the original series interior than just the command deck alone.
If that detail survives into the final product, it could add a lot of display value. The bridge is the clear centerpiece, but the transporter room helps make the set feel more like a compact tribute to classic Star Trek rather than a one-room diorama.
Which characters appear to be included?
The top strip of the box and the staged front image both suggest that several classic crew members are included as minifigures. Even without official confirmation, the visible uniforms and positions strongly resemble the core original-series lineup, with characters that appear to include Captain Kirk, Spock and other familiar bridge crew members in command gold, science blue and operations red.
Because the leaked image is only a first look and not a final product page, it is safer not to overstate exact minifigure identifications yet. Still, the overall presentation clearly suggests that character selection will be a major selling point if this set is real.
Why the 1,701-piece count is catching attention
The visible 1,701-piece count is a neat little detail in its own right, since it lines up with the NCC-1701 registry number of the original Enterprise. If intentional, that would be the sort of small thematic touch LEGO often uses in premium fan-targeted releases.
It also hints at the scale LEGO may be aiming for. At 1,701 pieces, this would be a substantial set without drifting into the ultra-large display category, potentially making it accessible to both LEGO collectors and long-time Star Trek fans who want an iconic interior scene rather than a massive starship build.
The Star Trek 60 mark may point to anniversary plans
Another notable element on the packaging is the Star Trek 60 logo printed in the lower-right area of the box front. That may point to a product positioned around the franchise’s 60th anniversary, which would make this rumored release feel even more plausible from a licensing and timing standpoint.
Of course, until LEGO and the license holder make an official announcement, that remains educated speculation rather than confirmation. Leaked packaging can be very revealing, but release timing, retail details and final contents can still change before launch.
For now, this is still a rumor
As promising as the image looks, this remains a rumored set based on a leaked box image. Afol News will treat the information cautiously until LEGO publishes an official reveal with final product details, pricing and release timing.
Still, if this leak proves accurate, LEGO Icons 11385 U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701 Bridge could end up being one of the most interesting licensed adult-focused sets on the horizon. A detailed bridge, a transporter room scene and a classic crew lineup would be a strong way to open the door for LEGO Star Trek.
We will update this article if more images or official information appear.
