5 LEGO Releases Not To Miss This November

Every month of the year brings a barrage of new LEGO sets onto the scene, and things really ramp up in the run-up to Christmas.

With so many options, it's good to keep a focus on some of the biggest new names on the block. These are future fan favourites in the making, with tie-ins to cult classic movies and TV shows.

Our shortlist of 5 LEGO releases not to miss this November includes picks from LEGO Star Trek, LEGO Wednesday, LEGO Goonies and LEGO Icons, so there should be something for everyone.

LEGO Icons Star Trek: USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D (10356)

Price: $399.99

Release date: Friday November 28th 2025

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 3,600

LEGO Minifigures: 9

LEGO Insiders Points: 2,800

Dimensions: 27 x 48 x 60cm (H x W x L)

LEGO 10356 is the first official LEGO Star Trek set - and it's a strong start. A 3,600-piece recreation of the Enterprise D from Star Trek: The Next Generation will get a lot of love from TNG fans, as this ship in particular has truly iconic status.

Due to release on November 28th, the LEGO Icons Star Trek USS Enterprise NCC-1701-D has some stellar features, including a detachable command saucer, opening shuttlebay and nine LEGO Minifigures including Picard, Riker, Worf, Data, La Forge, Troi, Guinan and both Beverly and Wesley Crusher.

Crucially, there is also a 'cat figure' with more than a passing resemblance to Lt Cdr Data's pet Spot, so fans of Star Trek TNG's most famous feline can rest assured that she can be found aboard LEGO Star Trek 10356.

November 28th is also the start of LEGO Black Friday Weekend 2025, which runs through until Cyber Monday on December 1st - the LEGO Enterprise NCC-1701-D is the big release to kickstart this year's Black Friday Weekend, but you'll have to check back to find out what surprises LEGO has up their sleeve.

LEGO Ideas The Goonies (21363)

Price: $329.99

Release date: Available now

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 2,912

LEGO Minifigures: 12

LEGO Insiders Points: 2,145

Dimensions: 36 x 18 x 62cm (H x W x L)

We love to see a great LEGO Ideas fan design make it into the store, and LEGO Ideas The Goonies (21363) does an awesome job of capturing the magical moment when the gang sees the abandoned pirate ship Inferno for the first time.

Like so many LEGO Ideas sets, it's packed with loving attention to detail and movie easter eggs, even including a reference to the deleted octopus scene. The ship's exterior cleverly contains interiors from throughout the film, such as the Fratellis' hideout and basement, allowing you to reenact scenes from earlier in the story.

To help with this, there are 12 LEGO Minifigures, including the Goonies and the Fratellis, and of course Sloth, who can slide down the mainsail in true "Hey you guys!" style. It's crammed with 1980s nostalgia - why not buy it for the kids this Christmas, so you can play with it too?

LEGO Wednesday Thing's Apartment (76785)

Price: $89.99

Release date: Available now

Ages: 10+

Pieces: 828

LEGO Minidolls: 1 (Enid, plus posable brick-built Thing)

LEGO Insiders Points: 585

Dimensions: 13 x 23 x 11cm (H x W x D when closed)

The first of two new LEGO Wednesday sets to coincide with the latest season on Netflix, LEGO Wednesday Thing's Apartment (76785) is a monogrammed luggage trunk that opens to reveal Thing's cosy home.

There's a sleeping space with a comfy bed, a fireplace, and a chair with purple upholstery. Upstairs, there's a hot-tub-style circular bath, an open ring box with mirror and a small table. You'll also build some accessories for Thing to play with - a working fidget spinner, pen and notebook and a handheld game console.

A cute detail is the brick-built bottle of nail polish. The posable Thing hand comes with swappable nails, so you can change each nail to black as you add the imaginary nail varnish. The Enid minidoll is pretty adorable too and comes with a tiny Thing element on her own scale.

LEGO Wednesday Morticia's Cottage (76786)

Price: $109.99

Release date: Available now

Ages: 10+

Pieces: 1,002

LEGO Minidolls: 4 (Morticia, Wednesday, Lurch and Bianca)

LEGO Insiders Points: 715

Dimensions: 21 x 19 x 12cm (H x W x D when closed)

LEGO Wednesday Morticia's Cottage (76786) is the second of the new LEGO Wednesday sets and it's nice to see both pitched at a 10+ age range (although the show itself is rated 12 in the UK).

At just over 1,000 pieces, this would be a great addition to a LEGO Halloween display. It includes Morticia's six-room, two-storey cottage and the family car, which can seat all four included LEGO minidolls.

Open the cottage out to reveal interiors including the kitchen, sitting room, bedroom, bathroom and seance room. Close it back up and it's ready to go on display - the best of both worlds!

LEGO Icons Tropical Aquarium (10366)

Price: $479.99

Release date: Sunday November 16th 2025

Ages: 18+

Pieces: 4,154

LEGO Minifigures: 0 (but includes 4 fish plus crab, coral and plants)

LEGO Insiders Points: 3,120

Dimensions: 36 x 52 x 28cm (H x W x D)

There's no film or TV tie-in with the LEGO Icons Tropical Aquarium (10366), just an impressive, vibrant and colourful build with well over 4,000 pieces. A blue brick-built background with watery swirls is the secret to suspending the fish in place, to give the impression that they are swimming freely in the water.

A striped 'brickfish' wiggles back and forth when you turn its side crank, the treasure chest lid opens and closes, and the crab pops out from its hidey hole when you turn the stone element. A rotating knob can also wave the coral fronds, adding to the feeling of animal and plant life in this build.

Order before Wednesday, November 19th 2025 and you can also pick up the Fish Tank Filter & Fish Food Gift With Purchase (5009823). One of the quirkier LEGO GWPs we've seen, this is a brick-built filter box for the Tropical Aquarium, with an additional fish trapped inside!

There's also a little brick-built box of fish food in this 177-piece add-on, which comes free with orders of LEGO Icons 10366 Tropical Aquarium while stocks last.

Which new LEGO sets are on your shortlist this November? Tell us your thoughts in the comments.