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The BrickLink range has a new wave of sets aimed at demanding collectors and experienced builders. Three large models go on pre-order for July 2026, from a display piece to a very large ship. All of them come with a high piece count and several minifigures, and can be reserved now from partner shops.
With 4,087 pieces and 20 minifigures, the Fortuna recreates a fast and elegant 18th-century frigate from the golden age of piracy. The model uses many new building techniques and is detailed from every angle, whether you display it on its own or as part of a pirate diorama. It is aimed at fans of rigging and sailing ships.
With 3,604 pieces and 14 minifigures, this building is inspired by the historic streets of Kyoto. It has a sushi restaurant on the ground floor, a tea room upstairs with its ceremony utensils, then a living space topped with a bonsai, and it comes with a vintage Japanese tram. The set has many authentic details and can be added to a LEGO city layout.
Designed by a community builder as a display cabinet for his favourite minifigures, this 1,504-piece set with 5 minifigures draws on Art Nouveau furniture. It has fine carvings, a stately look and themed shelves for minifigures and for nature, with fossils and minerals. The whole set is designed as a display stand, with trophies in a colour exclusive to this set.
These three BrickLink sets are open for pre-order for July 2026.
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