LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4 Sales Forecast – Nov. Update

LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4 Sales Forecast

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The LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 3 has successfully concluded. An unprecedented level of support allowed each series to reach its funding goal in an hour or less. Some projects in the third series achieved 3,000 support sets in under 10 minutes!

Sales Performance of Series 3

LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 3
LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 3

Due to their immense popularity, the sets “Camping Adventure” and “Forest Fortress” sold out early.

Sales Forecast Of Series 4

LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4
LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 4

When Season 4 launches, you may need to act quickly to secure the popular sets you want.

So, which sets in the BrickLink Designer Program Season 4 should you pay special attention to?

There are five sets in Season 4: “Medieval Seaside Market” by Bricks_fan_uy, “Siege Encampment” by SleeplessNight, “Merchant Boat” by NicolasCarlier, “Wild West Train” by llucky, and “The Riverside Scholars” by Hanwas.

The sets are likely to be in high demand

Castle-themed sets such as Bricks_fan_uy’s “Medieval Seaside Market” and SleeplessNight’s “Siege Encampment” are likely to be in high demand.

Based on historical data analysis, it is expected that when the Designer Program Season 4 launches on February 4, 2025, either “Medieval Seaside Market” or “Siege Encampment” may sell out within three hours or even sooner.

The Sets may not be particularly popular

Brickset’s data analysis also suggests that “Merchant Boat,” “Wild West Train,” and “The Riverside Scholars” may not be particularly popular, as similar sets in previous seasons did not sell out completely.

The released set 910036, “Ocean House,” is similar in type to Hanwas’s “The Riverside Scholars,” and only accounted for about 35% of sales in Season 2 of the Designer Program. Another set, 910035 “Logging Railway,” belongs to the same series as Llucky’s “Wild West Train,” with a sales share of approximately 37%.

Although there are few precedents for Nicolas Carlier’s “Merchant Boat,” it seems unlikely to sell out quickly when Season 4 begins.

With just three months to go until the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Season 4 launches on February 4, 2025, we have every reason to look forward to more details about these five sets and to hear everyone’s comments and opinions on them.

Which set from the BrickLink Designer Program Season 4 are you interested in?

Feel free to let me know in the comment below.

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    1. Glad you think so! 🎉 Both sets have unique themes—Lost City leans into ancient adventure vibes, while Riverside Scholars offers a more academic, peaceful aesthetic. Which one catches your eye more?

    1. Glad you like it! 🛶 What do you think makes it stand out the most? The design, the colors, or the overall theme? Would love to hear your thoughts and any other favorites you’ve seen!

    1. Glad you enjoyed it! The cargo ship model is indeed packed with amazing details. What’s your favorite part about it? The deck design or maybe the tiny containers? Would love to hear more! 😊🚢

    1. Totally agree! It’s amazing how strong the interest in medieval themes remains. What’s your favorite part—castles, minifigures, or the lore? Do you think we might see more sets in the future?

    1. Absolutely agree! The Medieval Seaside Market is such a gem. What was your favorite part? The food stalls, the crafts, or maybe the live entertainment? Would love to hear your highlights!

    1. Glad you love it! The merchant boat’s design was inspired by historical trade vessels. What part of it stands out most to you—the intricate details or the overall shape?

    1. Glad you enjoyed The Riverside Scholars! What did you like most about it? The music, the themes, or a specific performance?

  1. Siege Encampment Is guaranteed to be popular! It can be used as a display piece and can even be displayed in role playing games as medieval pieces!

    1. Totally agree! It’s such a versatile piece. Do you use it in any RPG campaigns? Would love to hear how you’ve incorporated it into your setups or any creative display ideas!

    1. Glad you enjoyed it! What part did you love most—the thrilling ride or the old-time scenery? 🚂 I’d love to hear if you’ve tried any other rides that are just as fun!

  2. I don’t intend to offend anybody but, I’m not a fan of the here listed up builds. I’m an adult and in my opinion are for kids. I noticed I like tech and architecture reproductions. Now here’s my question: When you have a “The lost city” set for example, with so many special pieces, can you transform it into a tech reproduction? Anyone did such an action? Or to have a bigger chance of success I have to brake down more than one dedicated sets?

    1. Absolutely, it’s possible to repurpose pieces from themed sets for tech builds! You might need parts from multiple sets for more flexibility. Have you tried mixing sets before?

    1. Thanks for sharing your favorites! What do you love most about the Wild West Train? The vibe, the adventure, or something else? And the Seaside Market—any must-see details you’d recommend?

    1. Haha, I can totally see the connection! The Wild West train does have that time-travel vibe. What part of Back to the Future does it remind you of most?

    1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The Wild West Train really does have a unique charm. What’s your favorite part about it?

  3. The Riverside Scholars would be my most favorite from the list! Very fun set to go with my other similar theme sets.

    1. I love that you’re into the Riverside Scholars! It’s such a great set for adding to themed collections. What other sets do you have in your collection?

    1. I’m glad you like the Wild West Train! What part of it stands out to you the most? The scenery, the history, or the adventure?

    1. I totally agree, the Riverside Scholar set is super cute! More mini figs would definitely make it even better. What kinds of mini figs would you love to see added to the set?

    1. I agree, the Lost City set is amazing! What do you like most about it? The details, the build, or maybe the theme? It’s always fun to hear different opinions on what makes a set stand out!

      1. All, however definitely the details looking at it. I’m mainly detailed oriented so the more into it, the more enjoyable to build & look at when displayed.

      2. All, but mainly the details. I’m detailed oriented so the more details the more I enjoying building it then loving how it looks on display.

        1. Details make all the difference! What’s a build you’ve worked on that really shows off your eye for detail? Any techniques or materials you swear by for that polished look?

    1. A fairy village set sounds like a magical idea! What kind of elements would you like to see in it? Little cottages, enchanted forests, or maybe some fairy creatures?

    1. I totally get that! A well-designed farm set would be awesome. What kind of details or features would make it perfect for you?

    1. Love the idea of a Medieval Seaside Market! What kind of goods or experiences would you expect to find there? Any unique trades or food stalls that stand out in your vision?

  4. My response back to Nov 12 doesn’t want to go through, I’ve tried 2 or 3 night. I’ll try here tonight 🙂
    All, but mainly details. I’m detail oriented, the more detail to more I enjoy building as well as enjoy looking at it on display!

    1. Totally get the love for details! What kinds of builds or displays catch your eye the most? Any favorite themes or techniques you’ve seen or used yourself?

    1. That sounds like a great idea! A merchant boat could add so much depth to the game. Imagine the variety of goods and quests it could bring to each town. What types of quests would you love to see?

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