LEGO Star Trek Enterprise Bridge 11385: KRW 269,900, shipping starts September 1

After an exterior spaceship build, the LEGO Star Trek line has brought out the Original Series bridge as its next step. According to LEGO Korea’s official product page, Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge 11385 is listed with a Korea price of KRW 269,900, an 18+ rating, 1,701 pieces, and sequential shipping from September 1, 2026 for pre-orders.

The key numbers on the official Korea page are KRW 269,900 and 1,701 pieces

LEGO Korea’s product page shows LEGO® Icons #11385, Star Trek: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701™ Bridge, KRW 269,900, 18+, and 1,701 pieces together. Because the Korea page confirms both the price and pre-order status, it is easier to judge it from a shopping-cart perspective than by looking only at overseas announcement articles.

The shipping wording is scheduled to ship sequentially from September 1, 2026 for pre-orders. LEGO’s official newsroom also notes July 23 for pre-orders and September 1 for general sale, so the timing lines up across the official sources.

This set focuses more on recreating scenes than on a spaceship exterior

This 11385 set is not a long display model of the Enterprise exterior. Instead, it is built around the bridge and transporter room for scene display. The official description introduces it as a collectible building set for adult fans of the popular sci-fi series, with the bridge, transporter room structure, and crew minifigures included in the box.

If the previous LEGO Star Trek set was centered on the ship silhouette, 11385 is a set for looking at the spaces where the characters stand and the iconic devices around them. For fans who remember Star Trek through its dialogue and bridge compositions on screen, that difference may feel fairly significant.

There are three moving elements and eight minifigures

LEGO’s official newsroom lists the set’s interactive elements as a swaying captain’s chair, a transporter dial function, and an opening turbolift door. Once completed, it is closer to a display set with several hands-on points than a simple backdrop panel.

The minifigure lineup includes Kirk, Spock, McCoy, Scotty, and others for a total of eight crew members. The listing also confirms four Tribbles and accessories such as a communicator, phaser, Spock’s harp, a Vulcan lirpa, and a trident scanner.

Today, the directly checkable product information is stronger than the SMART Play booth news

Within the same 24-to-48-hour window, news also surfaced about the LEGO SMART Play Gateway booth at San Diego Comic-Con. However, that item is more of an event introduction with a strong hands-on and exhibition angle, rather than decisive official product information for automated publication.

By contrast, 11385 has the LEGO Korea product page, Korea price, pre-order shipping date, official newsroom details, and enough official product images all locked in. That makes the Star Trek bridge set the more practical representative LEGO/hobby item for readers today.