Six designs we love in LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4

Voting for the fourth series of the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program is underway and out of over 200 designs, a few have caught our eye.

From now until February 16, you can have your say on what you think about each of the 237 projects in the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4, of which only five will be selected to move to the crowdfunding phase.

To help you sort through the 237 projects, here are six in particular that we like, though there are many more worth checking out on BrickLink.

6 – Elven Castle

Pieces: 3,821 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 15 Designer: NicolasCarlier

The fantastical Elven Castle presents an interesting twist on the many castle creations that have been picked for sets so far, offering a unique colour scheme with nothing spared in comparison to other brick-built fortresses.

5 – 0-6-0 Switching Locomotive

Pieces: 1,359 Minifigures: None Stickers: None Designer: Ties25

Complex LEGO train creations are few and far between with the most recent addition being 21344 The Orient Express Train. 0-6-0 Switching Locomotive could offer an affordable alternative without skipping on any detail and not be affected by additional costs for stickers and minifigures.

4 – Ballista Tower

Pieces: 2,991 Minifigures: 5 Stickers: 1 Designer: Corvus_Auriac

As we’ve received many LEGO BrickLink Designer Program castle sets (with more on the way), another interesting take on the concept is this Ballista Tower for an expandable experience that is focused mostly on display via customisation and stacking.

3 – Northpoint School

Pieces: 3,000 Minifigures: 9 Stickers: None Designer: KingCreations

Out of the many proposed LEGO modular building sets via LEGO Ideas and the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program, few have depicted a school and the buildings are rare in the world of LEGO anyway. The detailed Northpoint School offers everything students need including a space outside to relax between lessons.

2 – Fortune Teller’s Wagon

Pieces: 833 Minifigures: 2 Stickers: 4 Designer: Taris120

1 – Shopping Center

Pieces: 3,596 Minifigures: 6 Stickers: 15 Designer: KingCreations

Also by KingCreations, this modular shopping centre presents another currently unseen concept in the official LEGO modular buildings collection but maintains traditional architecture on the exterior instead of opting for a more modern design. Provided it’s selected for a set, it should help blend in better than the likes of 10260 Downtown Diner/.

Featured image: Corvus_Auriac

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