BrickLink Designer Program

Hot Shot Carnival

Hot Shot Carnival is a fan-designed fairground build released through LEGO's BrickLink Designer Program. It packs 592 pieces and 3 minifigures into a compact carnival scene finished in red, white and light grey. This page walks through what makes the set worth building and lists every part inside it.

Set number
19010
Year
2019
Pieces
592
Minifigures
3
Different parts
138
What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 138

As BrickLink list (XML)

Import on BrickLink: Wanted → Upload, upload the file (or paste its content), pick a Wanted List and add the parts.

Minifigures 3

Description

From fan vote to real set

Unlike sets from LEGO's regular theme lineup, Hot Shot Carnival began life as a community submission to the BrickLink Designer Program, where fan designers pitch models and the public votes on which ones get produced. At 592 pieces and 138 unique parts, it sits in the mid-size range for the programme. For collectors who enjoy seeing where fan creativity meets an official production run, this set is a good example of that pipeline turning an idea into something you can actually build. That path from community pitch to an official LEGO shelf release is part of what makes Designer Program sets appealing to collectors.

A red-and-white carnival palette

The build leans on red, white, dark red and light bluish grey, a combination that instantly reads as fairground canvas and striped awnings. Scanning the parts list on this page shows just how many elements share these four colours, which makes the set a useful parts source for anyone building their own carnival, circus or funfair scene. Several of the 138 unique parts also work well individually as panelling, framing or decorative trim on other amusement-themed builds.

Three minifigures bring it to life

Three minifigures populate the stand, turning the model from a static display into a small scene you can pose as operators, visitors or maintenance crew. With 592 pieces, the build stays manageable for a single evening session while still leaving room for detail. Anyone already collecting town or amusement park sets will find these figures slot in naturally alongside existing carnival, circus or funfair builds.

Using the full parts list

The complete parts list on this page breaks down all 138 unique elements individually, which is handy for replacing a missing piece or checking what is available before planning a custom build. Designer Program sets are worth a closer look precisely because several shapes rarely appear in mainstream themed sets. Beyond the finished model, Hot Shot Carnival works as a small parts bin for fairground, circus or diorama projects that need red-and-white detailing.

FAQ

Is Hot Shot Carnival an official LEGO set?
Yes. It was designed by a fan through the BrickLink Designer Program and then produced officially using genuine LEGO elements.
How many pieces and minifigures does it include?
The set has 592 pieces, including 138 unique parts, plus 3 minifigures.
Who is this set for?
Fans of fairground and amusement park themes, and anyone interested in the BrickLink Designer Program's fan-made designs.

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