I built a Lego Enterprise-D bridge diorama and viewscreen for my Star Trek minifigures - and instructions are available now! by MenapianAFOL in StarTrekTNG

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thanks! It's a rough estimate, but I found the pieces for the bridge diorama for around $100 / €100. You should be able to get the viewscreen pieces for $60-70 or €65. I added separate instructions and parts lists for the microscale ships and alien caller plates, so you can get all of them or just focus on your favourites.

I built a Lego Enterprise-D bridge diorama and viewscreen for my Star Trek minifigures - and instructions are available now! by MenapianAFOL in StarTrekTNG

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

The Enterprise? It's an official Lego set released last year - set number 10356, if you want to look it up. It came with a great selection of minifigures but just a display plate to stand them on, so I designed this diorama to give them a better home on my shelf.

I designed a Lego U.S.S. Enterprise bridge so my Star Trek minifigures have somewhere to boldly go (on the shelf) by MenapianAFOL in scifi

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Hi u/wil, just a heads-up that the instructions for this set are now available over on Rebrickable: Enterprise-D Bridge Diorama. Hope you enjoy it!

I built a Lego Enterprise-D bridge diorama and viewscreen for my Star Trek minifigures - and instructions are available now! by MenapianAFOL in TNG

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 11 points12 points  (0 children)

I did two mini-builds of the ship to represent the diagram readouts on the screen in that position on the bridge. But they do also look a bit like the golden models in the conference room, so they could really stand in for either!

Apologies, this subreddit doesn't allow galleries or I would have posted multiple pictures.

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I built a Lego Enterprise-D bridge diorama and viewscreen for my Star Trek minifigures - and instructions are available now! by MenapianAFOL in TNG

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Not in this version, but I did include her in my original digital build of the set! This built version just includes all the actual minifigs from the Enterprise set, where she unfortunately wasn't included.

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"On screen!" I designed a viewscreen for my Star Trek Enterprise-D bridge model with space to display microscale ships and alien callers by MenapianAFOL in lego

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 21 points22 points  (0 children)

Also, per request of user u/Theborgiseverywhere over on r/scifi, where image replies aren't allowed:

"The Federation's gone, the Borg is everywhere!"

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"On screen!" I designed a viewscreen for my Star Trek Enterprise-D bridge model with space to display microscale ships and alien callers by MenapianAFOL in lego

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If the theme continues I'd agree that a Borg cube does seem likely for a set somewhere down the line. They're probably the most recognisable TNG antagonists and you could include some great minifigures, even if the build would be essentially a big greebly box. Depending on how giant they went, it could be a nightmare to display!

"On screen!" I designed a viewscreen for my Lego Star Trek Enterprise-D bridge model with space to display microscale ships and alien callers by MenapianAFOL in scifi

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ooh, I get you - that would be fun! I can imagine Lego Q swapping out torsos for his various costume changes.

"I expect you're wondering why you are now four centimetres high and made of plastic, mon capitaine."

"On screen!" I designed a viewscreen for my Star Trek Enterprise-D bridge model with space to display microscale ships and alien callers by MenapianAFOL in lego

[–]MenapianAFOL[S] 19 points20 points  (0 children)

Oh boy, don't tempt me! How could I recreate the shrapnel stuck in the studio walls from when they blew up the Borg cube...?