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If you thought the LEGO announcements from the past few weeks were exciting—featuring the breathtaking Sagrada Família and a nostalgic trip back to Jurassic Park—you might want to sit down. The rumor mill is already churning out details for the Summer 2026 wave, and if the latest leaks are accurate, LEGO fans are in for an expensive (but spectacular) season.
While official images are still likely a few weeks away, trusted leakers in the community have begun to piece together what appears to be a diverse lineup. From deep space exploration to iconic sci-fi bridges and skylines, here is everything we know about the sets expected to hit shelves this summer.
Boldly Going Where LEGO Has Gone Before
One of the most intriguing leaks involves a license that LEGO has rarely touched in recent years: Star Trek. According to rumors, a new set titled Star Trek: The Bridge Diorama is currently in the pipeline.
Details are still scarce regarding this specific release. We know it will be a display-focused diorama, presumably featuring the iconic bridge of the USS Enterprise, and it is expected to include several minifigures to populate the command chairs. However, the piece count and price point remain a mystery for now. Given that this is a diorama aimed at adult collectors, expectations are high for a detailed, screen-accurate build.
A Tribute to the Cosmos: The Hubble Space Telescope
While NASA’s real-life Hubble Space Telescope continues to deliver stunning images from the cosmos, it will soon be immortalized in brick form. Moving away from the abstract leaks, we have concrete details for the 11382 Hubble Space Telescope set.
Unlike the smaller, Creator Expert-style spacecraft we’ve seen in the past, this model promises to be a substantial display piece. It will feature 1,552 pieces and is scheduled for release on August 1, 2026. If you’re looking to add this piece of astronomical history to your collection, it will retail for $129.99.
LEGO Architecture Doubles Down on Icons
Perhaps the biggest news for city and landmark builders comes from the LEGO Architecture theme. Two major sets are slated for release, and they cater to two very different tastes in skylines.
The first is 21066 New York Skyline, dropping on June 1, 2026. With 1,465 pieces, this is a substantial update to the classic skyline subtheme. We can expect a tall, layered build capturing the essence of the Big Apple, priced at $139.99.
But the true showstopper of the summer wave appears to be the return of a London icon. For those who missed the original Tower Bridge set (10214) that retired years ago, a new version is on the horizon.
The set 21067 Tower Bridge will be released on August 1, 2026, and it is a behemoth. Containing 3,745 pieces, this set is designed to be the centerpiece of any LEGO Architecture collection. However, such detail comes at a premium; it is expected to retail for $349.99.
For the latest details and community discussions surrounding these leaks, you can check out the original sources here:
View the Leak Discussion on Reddit
When Can We See Them?
As with all leaks, it is important to remember that details can change between now and the official reveal. Typically, we expect to see the first high-resolution images of these sets within the next few weeks, as LEGO gears up for the summer launch window.
The Star Trek set remains the wildcard of the group. Until an official announcement is made, we can only speculate on whether it will lean into the classic series aesthetic or the newer films. You can follow the latest updates from the rumor community, including insights from known leakers like Brick Clicker, here:
Brick Clicker on YouTube
Whether you are a fan of space exploration, classic sci-fi, or architectural marvels, Summer 2026 is shaping up to be one of the most diverse release waves in recent memory. Start saving your bricks—and your dollars—now.
Icons and Architecture: New summer set info (from Brick Clicker)
by u/itsjustajoe in Legoleak