Wszyscy dotychczasowi finali?ci programu LEGO BrickLink Designer – maj 2025 r
The latest update to the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program has seen the five final set designs for Series 5 revealed, adding to the list of finalists.
The list of LEGO BrickLink Designer Program finalists continues to grow after the Series 7 picks were revealed. With Series 8’s crowd support phase now open as well, the program is only getting bigger.
Here’s every LEGO BrickLink Designer Program finalist at the time of writing, from Series 1 to Series 7, now updated with the Series 5 final designs.
Series 1: Mountain Fortress
Pieces: 3,986 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 0 Designer: SleeplessNight
SleeplessNight’s Mountain Fortress remains a popular LEGO BrickLink Designer Program set, selling out fast in the first series as many other LEGO Castle models have done since.
Series 1: Parisian Street
Pieces: 3,465 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 16 Designer: NicolasCarlier
The Parisian street by NicolasCarlier brought a touch of Paris to the BrickLink Designer Program in Series 1, but did not opt for a modular building-compatible design.
Series 1: The Old Train Engine Shed
Pieces: 2,298 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 10 Designer: Mind_the_Brick
Train enthusiasts were well-catered to in the first series and have been a few times since, starting with The Old Train Engine Shed by Mind_the_Brick. Series 8 continues to be rife with similar suggestions
Series 1: The Snack Shack
Pieces: 548 Minifigures: 1 Stickers: 3 Designer: Skeletuhr
The Snack Shack by Skeletuhr is still one of the smallest LEGO BrickLink Designer Program models, packing plenty of charm into a beachside build.
Series 1: General Store – Wild West
Pieces: 1,848 Minifigures: 5 Stickers: 4 Designer: llucky
Llucky rounds out the first series with a rare LEGO Wild West model, but not the last in the BrickLink Designer Program.
Series 2: Logging Railway
Pieces: 2,706 Minifigures: 3 Stickers: 2 Designer: ties25
The second LEGO BrickLink Designer Program train set starts Series 2 with ties25’s Logging Railway, depicting a curved bridge and a classic train design.
Series 2: The Ocean House
Pieces: 2,157 Minifigures: 3 Designer: Hanwas
Hanwas’ Ocean House continues a range of exploratory and linked LEGO BrickLink Designer Program models that have become as collectable as one other fan designer’s sets.
Series 2: Mushroom House
Pieces: 943 Minifigures: 3 Designer: JonasKramm
A different kind of home from JonasKramm started another collection in Series 2, to be joined in the future by a much bigger build.
Series 2: Brick Cross Train Station
Pieces: 3,034 Minifigures: 8 Stickers: 14 Designer: brickester
Brickester’s train station modular building continues Series 2 with everything from an eatery to a newsagent before minifigures even get to the platform.
Series 2: Ominous Isle
Pieces: 2,773 Minifigures: 4 Designer: Jazeera
LEGO Pirates’ Ominous Isle, which we reviewed here, may not be the most sturdy set, but it’s an interesting take on the classic theme that will pair well with a Series 5 submission and another from Series 7.
Series 3: Harbormaster’s Office
Pieces: 2,395 Minifigures: 4 Stickers: 13 Designer: Rich_Herbert
Rich_Herbert’s Harbormaster’s office pairs well with the LEGO Ideas Old Fishing Store, and you read our review by clicking here following its crowdfunding phase.
Series 3: The Art of Chocolate
Pieces: 2,574 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 27 Designer: brickester
Brickester was back in the BrickLink Designer Program as part of Series 3, offering up an educational chocolate-centric model.
Series 3: Forest Stronghold
Pieces: 3,208 Minifigures: 8 Stickers: 0 Designer: Krackenator
Krackenator presented a home for the Forestmen of LEGO Castle in Series 3, complete with a zipline, bridge and more than enough trees.
Series 3: Camping Adventure
Pieces: 643 Minifigures: 2 Stickers: 0 Designer: KingCreations
KingCreations’ CampingAdventure is much lighter on LEGO trees, but offers up another affordable LEGO BrickLink Designer Program model to crowdfund.
Series 3: Lost City
Pieces: 3,332 Minifigures: 2 Stickers: 0 Designer: letsgolegobrick
Lost City by letsgolegobrick is one of the biggest LEGO BrickLink Designer Program sets with a ruined city model to explore.
Series 4: Merchant Boat
Pieces: 1,933 Minifigures: 2 Stickers: 3 Designer: NicolasCarlier
NicolasCarlier’s Merchant Boat gives fans a detailed boat build to mix into all manner of displays, with no specific theme or suggested home for the build.
Series 4: Wild West Train
Pieces: 2,760 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 14 Designer: llucky
Llucky’s Wild West Train adds to the growing list of LEGO Wild West and train sets in the BrickLink Designer Program with a level of detail on par with 21344 The Orient Express Train.
Series 4: Medieval Seaside Market
Pieces: 2,183 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 0 Designer: Bricks_fan_uy
As mentioned in our review, Bricks_fan_uy’s Medieval Seaside Market is brimming with life to add a unique aspect to your medieval LEGO world. It also sold out extremely fast in Series 4.
Series 4: Siege Encampment
Pieces: 2,637 Minifigures: 9 Stickers: 6 Designer: SleeplessNight
SleeplessNight’s Siege Encampment arguably sold out fast, combining with the massive 10305 Lion Knights’ Castle with as much siege equipment as you could need in a single display. It’s arguably the most popular LEGO BrickLink Designer Program set since the first castle in Series 1.
Series 4: The Riverside Scholars
Pieces: 2,692 Minifigures: 4 Stickers: 0 Designer: Hanwas
Hanwas’ series of water-centric LEGO buildings continued with The Riverside Scholars in Series 4, showcasing a good range of colours, interior spaces and nature-infused builds.
Series 5: Adventure in Transylvania
Pieces: 4,056 Minifigures: 13 Stickers: 11 Designer: SleeplessNight
The most-voted project of any series up to Series 5 is SleeplessNight’s Adventure in Transylvania, and it has been transformed with few changes into a stunningly gothic build that will pair perfectly with the likes of Monster Fighters, Castle or even a modern world that needs a vampiric twist.
Series 5: Antique Shop
Pieces: 1,918 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 10 Designer: ThatOneGuySteve
The Antique Shop by ThatOneGuySteve is a simpler, more refined model in Series 5, focusing heavily on interior details and furniture. It too has received few changes, most notably adding a minifigure to the staff.
Series 5: Mushroom Village
Pieces: 2,436 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 0 Designer: JonasKramm
JonasKramm’s miniature world is back in Series 5 with the Mushroom Village, expanding the initial house with a whole host of homes in a considerably more dense build. Though some of the furnishings have changed inside, JonasKramm’s distinct touch is still present in the final design.
Series 5: Popcorn Wagon
Pieces: 594 Minifigures: 3 Stickers: 3 Designer: Mictur
Series 5’s Popcorn Wagon by Mictur is one of the smallest LEGO BrickLink Designer Program sets, adding one more minifigure than initially proposed. As a limited-edition and small build, it’s one worth picking up for the limited nature alone.
Series 5: The Thieves of Tortuga
Pieces: 4,002 Minifigures: 13 Stickers: 7 Designer: Krackenator
Krackenator’s The Thieves of Tortuga remains huge but has been split into two islands in the final design. This makes the most more dynamic and easier to transport, as well as display.
Series 6: The Art Factory
Pieces: 2,499 Minifigures: 8 Stickers: 13 Designer: Brickester
Brickester is back in Series 6 with The Art Factory, eschewing its modular design from Series 5 but keeping the same footprint in case you want to modify it accordingly.
Series 6: Off-road Adventure
Pieces: 859 Minifigures: 2 Stickers: 0 Designer: KingCreations
KingCreations’ Off-road Adventure adds to Camping Adventure with a vehicle to pull the camper and another stunning nature-centric scene.
Series 6: Gold Mine Expedition
Pieces: 3,570 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 12 Designer: Brickproject
Brickproject’s Gold Mine Expedition should be a treat for LEGO Wild West enthusiasts with multiple levels to explore and some secrets teased by the fan designer. This fan designer will soon return to our list, too.
Series 6: Sequoia Tree Trail
Pieces: 3,035 Minifigures: 9 Stickers: 12 Designer: Piece_On_Earth
Piece_On_Earth has had more luck in the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program than they did on LEGO Ideas, recreating one of the biggest species of trees in an incredible build ideal for nature fans.
Series 6: Outlaw Forest Den
Pieces: 2,452 Minifigures: 8 Stickers: 4 Designer: BrickHammer
The Wolfpack has been back for a while, and they’ll soon have a home thanks to Brickhammer’s forest den , packing in a lot of volume for under 2,500 pieces. Expect this one to sell out fast when crowdfunding for Series 6 starts.
Series 7: W.A.L.T. The Little Robot
Pieces: 663 Minifigures: 0 Stickers: 0 Designer: Leewan
Leewan’s adorable and emotive robot model is another small BrickLink Designer Program set to consider, packed with details to admire, with plenty of moving parts to create a huge variety of poses.
Series 7: Antique Collection
Pieces: 2,452 Minifigures: 8 Stickers: 4 Designer: terauma
The Antique Collection by terauma is suggested as a place to display your favourite pieces and minifigures in a classic furniture recreation. It’s a niche pick for a BrickLink Designer Program set, but they can’t all be castles.
Series 7: Alchemist’s Shop
Pieces: 2,126 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 1 Designer: Shram
While Series 7 might not have a massive castle creation, it does have a LEGO Castle model thanks to Shram’s Alchemist’s Shop, which has been designed to accompany the retired 21325 Medieval Blacksmith.
Series 7: Privateer Frigate Fortuna
Pieces: 4,000 Minifigures: 12 Stickers: 1 Designer: BrickPerfection
Sitting at the maximum threshold of 4,000 pieces, the colossal Privateer Frigate Fortuna comes from the aptly named BrickPerfection, and it’s sturdier than you’d think.
Series 7: Sushi Restaurant
Pieces: 3,409 Minifigures: 7 Stickers: 4 Designer: Brickproject
Brickproject is back in the BrickLink Designer Program with a staggeringly impressive 3,409-piece sushi restaurant. The modular design of this model makes it a perfect fit for a city display with minor modifications.
Every LEGO BrickLink Designer Program finalist
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