LEGO BrickLink Series 7 crowdfunding and pre-orders start now

It's time to pre-order the five limited-edition models in the seventh series of the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program, from a sailing ship to sushi.

Crowdfunding has begun for all five sets in Series 7 of the BrickLink Designer Program, giving you one week and four hours to fund whichever of the unique fan-inspired models you like before they are gone for good.

The selection in this series includes five sets paying tribute to Pirates, Castle, modular buildings and even NINJAGO. Read on for everything you need to know about this series, and links to pre-order the sets while you can.

LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 7 sets

The five sets in Series 7 vary wildly in size and cost. 910063 W.A.L.T. from Leewan is the most affordable with 654 pieces for £34.99 / $39.99 / €39.99. It depicts a friendly robot with changeable faces and accessories, all stored in an included container. 910061 Antique Collection for £99.99 / $109.99 / €109.99 is one of the most unique pitches for a BrickLink set so far, representing a variety of rare elements in a downscaled cabinet and furniture, perfectly scaled to Galidor figures.

910062 Alchemist's Shop is designed as the perfect pairing to 21325 Medieval Blacksmith and the upcoming BrickLink tavern set. It can be yours for £179.99 / $199.99 / €199.99 with 2,319 pieces. The modular-ready 910060 Sushi Restaurant from Brickproject is one of the biggest models in this series, with 3,604 pieces. It depicts a fully-furnished restaurant with asian-inspired architecture.

The largest of the new limited-edition models is 910059 Privateer Frigate Fortuna, costing £319.99 / $349.99 / €349.99 for just over 4,000 pieces and 20 minifigures. The astounding sailing ship has been designed to square off against similarly huge LEGO Pirates sets, and it seems likely to be a popular pick despite the price. Click the following links to be taken directly to LEGO.com with the models in your cart, ready for you to complete the order. Read on for more information about the program and the process that will follow.

What is the BrickLink Designer Program?

The BrickLink Designer Program is a crowdsourced and crowdfunded initiative that allows fans to design their own sets, which are then produced and sold by the LEGO Group. Following a submission intake period, the community votes for their favourite designs, and five are then selected for crowdfunding. These are available to pre-order in limited quantities (see below for specifics) and for a limited time only during the crowdfunding window. As long as a set reaches more than 3,000 copies sold, as they all have so far, they will be produced.

When does Series 7 crowdfunding begin and end?

Crowdfunding for Series 7 of the BrickLink Designer Program begins at 8am PT / 4pm BST on February 16. The pre-order window will close on February 21 at 12pm PT / 8pm BST. That gives you just over one week to crowdfund these models. All five will likely be available for the full seven-day window in Series 7, following changes to production allocation based on demand.

BrickLink Designer Program Series 7 reviews

Early reviews of all five Series 7 sets are out now with plenty of praise to go around. We’ve rounded up reviews from across the web for your perusal below.

910059 Privateer Frigate Fortuna review

910060 Sushi Restaurant review

910061 Antique Collection review

910062 Alchemist's Shop review

910063 W.A.L.T review

Do BrickLink Designer Program sets qualify for gifts-with-purchase?

Despite changes to pre-orders and gifts-with-purchase on LEGO.com, BrickLink Designer Program sets do not qualify for gifts-with-purchase. You’ll still earn regular LEGO Insiders points, equivalent to 5% cashback to spend on future orders. These will be added to your account when your order ships.

When will my Series 7 pre-orders arrive?

BrickLink Designer Program Series 7 sets are expected to start shipping in July 2026. You won’t be charged until sets are ready to ship out.

Will Series 7 sets ever be available again?

Previous BrickLink Designer Program series have seen a limited sale of copies that were not able to be delivered to their crowdfunders. This includes orders that had to be cancelled for one reason or another. A similar sale may go live for Series 7's sets at some point, but these traditionally last a few minutes, at most. Your best chance at crowdfunding these five sets is to do so over the next week, and the price will not be reduced at any point anyway.

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