Five sets to pair with LEGO BrickLink Series 6 models

We're getting closer to crowdfunding for the LEGO BrickLink Designer Program Series 6, and you can expand on these builds with official models.

Crowdfunding for the sixth series of the BrickLink Designer Program begins on October 6, 2025, at 8am PT, and with the recent announcement of sets retiring at the end of 2025 (long before the five fan-designed builds will arrive at your doorstep), there are some official sets to keep in mind that can easily expand your future displays.

Here are the official LEGO sets that you use to expand on the five BrickLink Designer Program Series 6 models, all of which are available now, with some retiring at the end of this year.

1 – Cabins for Off-Road Adventure

KingCreations' Off-road Adventure has three minifigures, but only one tent and sleeping bag for them to stay in on their adventure. LEGO Friends' 42624 Adventure Camp Cozy Cabins offers an affordable expansion to the setting in this model via additional sleeping quarters, two more bikes to trek over the terrain, and a tree that matches those found in the Series 6 set.

It has also been confirmed that Off-road Adventure will expand on 910041 Camping Adventure for those who already own the limited-edition BrickLink Designer Program build.

2 – A family road trip on the Sequoia Tree Trail

The huge trees in Piece_On_Earth's Sequoia Tree Trail seem likely to draw a crowd of nature-loving minifigures, and it's not out of the question to think that a family of minifigures would visit the huge trees in 60454 Holiday Adventure Camper Van. These two sets will display great together, parking the camper van next to the tree trail, and making sure that the campfire is located well away from any nearby trees.

3 – A growing Wild West town

The LEGO Group's range of official Wild West models currently on shelves is nonexistent, so your best bet for a model to pair with Brickproject's Gold Mine Expedition will be another BrickLink Designer Program build. Series 1's General Store could be used alongside the set to create a growing Wild West Town, with the promise of gold drawing in minifigures from across the country.

4 – Roads for the Art Factory

Brickester's The Art Factory will display nicely next to any of the LEGO Group's modular buildings, but the non-standard base means that it won't blend perfectly with them, unlike their previous BrickLink Designer Program sets. Despite new rules limiting modular-compatible builds, Brickester's video showcase of the official The Art Factory design has demonstrated that it can still be a satisfying street display.

By adding some copies of 60304 Road Plates, the two-plate foundations of The Art Factory mix ideally with the road plates on a shelf, with a raised pavement to boot. The result looks natural and makes great use of the new road element system.

5 – A castle for the Outlaw Forest Den to rob

The Wolfpack have a home in the modern era of LEGO Castle thanks to BrickHammer's Outlaw Forest Den, but they're going to need somewhere and someone to rob. While the Series 6 set includes a Lion Knight convoy to ambush, their home base would be a great accompanying build for a bigger target. 10305 Lion Knights' Castle is that target, with a level of detail on par with the Series 6 entry. This would demand a decent-sized shelf and budget to display the two models, but the visual contrast between the castles would be worthwhile.

10332 Medieval Town Square and 31168 Medieval Horse Knight Castle are also good (and more affordable) alternative accompaniments to the Outlaw Forest Den, though the latter option isn't quite as detailed as the LEGO Icons models. 10332 Medieval Town Square at least includes another Wolfpack member.

Every LEGO BrickLink Series 6 set

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