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My family gets me. They really get me. I don’t think I had fully grasped the size of a Galaxy Class starship—3,600 pieces! Consequently, this was a combined Christmas & birthday gift, with multiple gifters. Much fun will be had. Note: the communicator was a stocking stuffer/foreshadowing.

You know how there are often extra pieces in big builds? Well, I found a use for one of them. I had to sub in an old yellow 2x3 for a missing cream 2x3 from bag 5. It’s possible it’s somewhere around the table, but I couldn’t find it. I’ll let you know if I do. There was, however, an extra 4x2. 🤔

Yes, they gave Riker a slide trombone. Anywho, I thought folks would like a better view of the stardrive, plus I’m calling it a day. 161 pages into the instructions ain’t bad. See you tomorrow.

I got a late start today, but I’m happy to report that Geordi shows up on page 197. You may also note that since our last check in, the stardrive has gained a deflector dish along with a stand.

I’ve added the nacelles, and just like that, the stardrive section is complete. This is also the end of the first instruction book, 231 pages. Up next, the saucer section and instruction book two, which clocks in at 226 pages. So, I guess I’m halfway through.

I didn’t work much at the shipyard today, but I did get to start on the saucer section (single wedge shown below the stardrive) and install this plaque. “…to boldly go where no one has gone before.”

It was a long day. So, I deserve this. Earl Gray hot! Picard joins the crew on page 92 of the second instruction book. As you can see, the saucer section is starting to take shape.

We finished! On the way out the door this morning, the kids and I attached the last piece of our #LEGO Enterprise. Fun was had by all.

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