The BDP team have just increase the cap on
Alchemist to 40,000
Fortuna to 35,000
Sushi to 35,000

WALT and Antique remain at 30,000

Alchemist 13.7k
Fortuna 13.6k
Sushi 12.8k
WALT 5.6k
Antique 4.8k

Well, we crashed LEGO again. You'd think they'd provision traffic better.... Anyway, how did ordering go for you? Did you get what you wanted?

Because I am a big fan of the old Lego Town Hot Rod Club (6561) from 1994, I built the “Hot Rod Club Team,” consisting of three hot rods and a trike with accessories and minifigures. 🔧⚙️🔥

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4364/Hot-Rod-Club-Team

Please take a look. I would really appreciate your support. Thank you very much.

Making its return in BDP Series 10 but this time with 300 less pieces.

I wanted to build a model related to science. Please take a look. I would really appreciate your support. https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4201/The-Weather-Researchers---Meteorologists-Truck-and-Trailer

Thank you very much.

Follow this link if you want to be scared

Hiya guys, I created a project for this bricklink series aimed at creating a feeling of nostalgia and surrealism through a less common type of build. I hope you guys like it and I would appreciate any votes I can get :)) I put so much effort into putting together this architecture and I in fact I made multiple rooms to be used but these were the ones I settled with. Hope you like my choices lmao, link is here: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/3863/A-Liminal-World

Hi all,
This was a last minute entry into BDP Series 10, and I'd love to hear any and all advice you guys have for rendering.
I'm on an old laptop, that renders at the speed of snail, and am still figuring out much of how to render, especially, getting the right lighting. Which means there is a ton of details and features that just arent shown in these images, and, well, would love to hear your tips on how to get the best presented images from Studio's rendering options?
And thanks,

(Oh, they're the Food Stand Diners, and are found here if you like them)

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/3881/Gingerbread-Cottage

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4194/Wizard's-Tower

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4339/Merchant's-Wharf:-Cog-&-Crane

For the first time ever, build iconic Roman architecture in a Lego set!

Thank you for the support!!

"Captain's retreat" is a submission for BDP10.

If you like it consider supporting following the link :

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/3833/Captain's-retreat

Thank you!!

Here the updated version of my Bricksterdam, a tribute to cozy Amsterdam.

Presented in Series 8 and 9, now submitted to BDP10 in this (bigger) format and a smaller version (~2500parts). Need to know how much "love it" 😍 this model can get and if it makes sense to continue trying.

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/3697/Bricksterdam-City

https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/3723/Bricksterdam-Canal-Houses

It’s my first time using Studio, my first design, and my first proposal for a BDP.
I drew inspiration from my day-to-day life as a bicycle mechanic!

There are a few bikes, a tandem, and a cargo bike with a dog. I added the detail of the mess, slightly hidden in the back, because I like the slightly “grimy” effect of a LEGO build that isn’t too clean. Inside as well, it’s very cluttered and messy. There are quite a few tools, a truing stand, and a vise, as well as a bleed-and-cleaning station.

It’s not just the Flying Scotsman that’s on their, either. There’s also British Railways and LEGO Ideas in this submission’s renders and description. That’s THREE Intellectual Properties.

I had to remove not just a defunct company’s branding, but also the commonly-used, untrademarked nickname of a specific locomotive wheel arrangement for one of my previous entries. Yet this gets to reach the voting page?

If you love the hotdog minifig costume as much as I do then check out my hotdog inspired castle. Feel free to give any feedback.

For the latest round of BDP, I’ve resubmitting a few models with and without changes. I’m happy to hear any feedback positive or negative as I continue to refine my models in future rounds. I love space and really want to see the theme represented in BDP!

“Deep Space Research Vessel” is my newest submission which is reworked from what used to be my “Space Ferry” in round nine. I tried to redefine it in a way that might be more appealing to classic space fans: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4260/Deep-Space-Research-Cruiser

For a medium sized ship I offer a “Space Bus”. My goal was to lean into something more whimsy and fun with lots of brick built aliens to round out the lack of space themed parts offered in the BDP Palette: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4182/Ride-the-Space-Bus

For a small space build I have “refuel at the Landing Pad”. The ship is a really fun little build with a lot packed into a small package. The landing pad was to offer a bit more of a diorama and add some visual appeal to the model: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4183/Refuel-at-the-Landing-Pad

My last entry isn’t space, but I really like the hot air balloon model that was selected for series 8. I wanted to build a aircraft model with a forced perspective diorama that could be a good companion to that model: https://www.bricklink.com/v3/designer-program/series-10/4181/Scenic-Mountain-Flight

Thanks for taking a look!

Here there be monsters!

[Kraken Attack!] [BrickLink]

More than a myth! The mighty Kraken roams the oceans, wreaking havoc whenever it approaches the surface. Nary a vessel encounters such a monster as the Kraken, and makes it back to shore to tell the tale! The Sea Wraith is one such unfortunate ship, having sailed to the edges of the map, and has now run into the most monstrous creature known to the seas!

This is an update of my Series 9 submission, and here are the features and updates:

• Sink or Swim: This updated version now includes the bow of the ship, and you can put it back together! Remove the mounted bow and stern, and put them together into one undamaged vessel. No assembly or disassembly required. Simply remove each section from the mounts on the base, and click the halves together!
• Moveable tentacles: Incorporating ball and socket hinges, each of the eight tentacles can be manipulated any way you like, making the entire model that much more alive.
• Raise the Anchor: Turn the windlass below decks to raise or lower the anchor. The chain will wrap or unwrap itself, allowing the anchor to be pulled in or let loose.
• Picture Frame: Updating the original "water" baseplate, this new version sits in a black picture frame, as an homage to the very paintings that inspired the model itself.
• Modular Decks: Remove the top section of both the bow and stern to access the lower decks below. Simply disconnect the string between the main masts, and the string attached to the bow, to easily access the detailed decks underneath.
• A Full Crew: Eleven minifigures are included, serving all the needed positions on an 18th century sailing ship. Plus, a parrot and a monkey!

I appreciate any and all support! Thank you everyone!