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BrickLink Designer Program Series 6 Sets Announced

The five finalists from BrickLink Designer Program Series 6 were announced yesterday. LEGO’s model governance and building instructions teams will collaborate with the fan designers to prepare their sets for production, including making any final necessary adjustments before locking the designs for pre-production.

Then the crowdfunding stage will begin in October 2025, when BrickLink members may pre-order their favorite sets with a limit of two of each per household. All sets that receive over 3,000 pre-orders will be produced. Up to 30,000 of each set will be manufactured during a limited, one-time production run. The sets will be produced in LEGO’s factory and orders will be ready to ship approximately six months after pre-ordering, around March 2026.

Off-road Adventure by KingCreations

The Art Factory by brickester

Gold Mine Expedition by Brickproject

Outlaw Forest Den by BrickHammer

Sequoia Tree Trail by Piece_On_Earth

The Series 6 sets join other upcoming sets from Series 4 which will be available via crowdfunding in February 2025, and Series 5 which will be available via crowdfunding in June 2025. Prices on all these sets will be shared before crowdfunding begins.

To keep up with all the upcoming sets and to find more information and images on each set, visit the BrickLink Designer Program page.

What do you think? Are you excited about the upcoming sets? Which one is your favorite? And are you planning to get any of them? Feel free to share and discuss in the comment section below!

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  • Martin November 20, 2024, 8:26 AM

    Love the goldmine! Such a great set! But I’m afraid it will be very expensive. And sell out in a minute. Haha.

  • Pepper November 20, 2024, 8:59 AM

    Guys! Sorry to be off topic, but the modular leaked! It looks so Good! Check Insta or Facebook!

  • Ray November 20, 2024, 10:18 AM

    It’s almost a relief when these things have nothing that interests me given that the window of opportunity to get them is often very small,

    Hopefully Lego continues to take note of the types of things that are popular here and adapts some of the style and subject matter into official sets.

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