Kit Summary
This set is the classic USS Enterprise from Star Trek: The Original Series. It is a LARGE (nearly 3ft long!) highly detailed model designed for adult builders and collectors. It is designed to be proudly displayed… as long as you have the room!
This set is the “Ultimate Collector Series” or UCS of Star Trek brick kits, slightly edging out the BlueBrixx version of the same ship. It earns that distinction by being an inch longer and having a much better stand, which includes two very recognizable mini-figs.
Finished dimensions are 33.50″ Long by xx.xx” Wide and xx.xx” High (without the stand). Yes, it is a MONSTER!
| Manufacturer | Series | Set # | Set Name | # Pieces | Notes |
| Mega Bloks | Star Trek | DPH83 | Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701 Collector Construction Set | 3098 | Includes Kirk and Spock Mini-Figs |
Photos
Stock Photos from the Manufacturer (click to enlarge)
Videos
A video log of the build by Katarr (see his notes in the comments below)..
Stardate 2003.27
A quick overview of the kit, parts layout and display stand.
Stardate 2003.28
Lower Hull Assembly
Stardate 2003.31
Upper Hull and Pylons
Stardate 2004.01
Lower Hull Complete!
Stardate 2004.02
Lower Half of Saucer
Stardate 2004.03
Saucer Rim Detail
Stardate 2004.03
(Supplemental)
Upper Saucer Detail
Stardate 2004.05
Build Complete!!!
Instructions
Note – we only include publicly available instructions from the manufacturer or in the case of MOCs, instructions that have been approve for release by the designer.
Reviews and Discussion
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Before I was ever a brick fan, I was a Star Trek fan. I collect starship miniatures, and when this set went on sale at Amazon, I couldn’t resist. It was my first adult brick build and since we were in the middle of the COVID pandemic, I made little video snippets to record my progress for friends and family. Watching them now, I am amazed at how much I didn’t know, like sets normally come in numbered bags, or the difference between a brick and a plate!
Regardless, this was a great build and makes an amazing display piece!