Attention LEGO fans! Today is the last day to vote for your favorites from BrickLink Designer Program Series 9! Your vote will help determine which of the 436 fan-submitted LEGO projects will advance to the crowdfunding stage and move closer to becoming official LEGO sets.
Once voting closes, LEGO’s own design team will check every project for building experience, grand fit, and crowd favorites. They will reveal five Series 9 finalists on November 19th, then will collaborate with the fan designers to prepare their projects for production. Crowdfunding for this series will take place in October 2026, and production and shipping are scheduled for March 2027.
To vote, all you need to do is browse through the projects and select the ones you would like to see become official LEGO sets by using the emojis. You can select as many favorites as you like. There are a lot of projects to go through, but there are some useful features that can help with this process. You can sort the projects by size and other criteria, as well as use various filters to narrow.
Again, today is the last day to cast your vote for your favorite projects. If you would like to participate, visit the BrickLink Designer Program Series 9 page.
What do you think? Are you excited for any of the projects in Series 9? Feel free to share and discuss your favorites in the comment section below!
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Too many castles, but I placed my votes.
I agree. Too many castles. But I found a few cool smaller projects. I hope at least one of them makes it.
Many of these are too big for my taste. I prefer smaller, clever sets. I wish JK Brickworks participated. I really liked his s set with the small planes.