What is the BrickLink Designer Program?

It's a programme where independent LEGO® fan designers submit their own models, which the community votes on before the winning designs are produced in limited runs.

How many pieces and minifigures does Brick Cross include?

The set contains 3,050 pieces, including 573 unique parts, and comes with eight minifigures.

What colours dominate the model?

The palette is mainly Black, Tan, Light Bluish Gray and White.

BrickLink Designer Program

Brick Cross

Brick Cross is a set from the BrickLink Designer Program, where independent LEGO® fan designers submit their own models for the community to vote on. At 3,050 pieces with eight minifigures, it's one of the larger releases the programme has produced, and this page lists all 573 unique parts used to build it.

Set number: 910034
Year: 2024
Pieces: 3,050
Minifigures: 8
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 573

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 573

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 8

Barista, Reddish Brown Apron, Dark Brown Hair fig-0156324 pieces × 1
Passenger, Dark Green Torso, Sand Blue Legs, Dark Brown Hair, Backpack fig-0156335 pieces × 1
Pianist, Dark Green Torso, Dark Brown Legs, Light Bluish Grey Hair fig-0156344 pieces × 1
Passenger, Red Torso, Dark Brown Legs, Dark Tan Hair fig-0156354 pieces × 1
Singer, Bright Pink Torso, Medium Lavender Legs, Black Hair fig-0156364 pieces × 1
Passenger, Bright Light Blue Torso, Sand Blue Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0156374 pieces × 1
Conductor, Dark Blue Uniform fig-0156384 pieces × 1
Passenger, Tan Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0156394 pieces × 1

Description

A fan design, not an official theme

Brick Cross didn't come out of LEGO®'s in-house design studio; it was submitted by an independent fan builder through the BrickLink Designer Program, where the community votes on which designs get produced in limited numbers. That background explains why the set carries its own name rather than sitting inside one of LEGO®'s regular licensed or in-house themes, and why its mix of parts and colours can feel a little different from a standard retail set.

Eight minifigures across a large build

Eight minifigures alongside 3,050 pieces is a fairly generous figure count for a set of this scale, suggesting a build meant for scenes with several characters at once rather than a single static diorama. The 573 unique parts behind that total give the build plenty of variety along the way and double as a useful source of specific elements for builders working on their own projects afterwards.

A restrained black, tan and grey palette

Colour-wise, the set sticks to Black, Tan, Light Bluish Gray and White, a calm, neutral combination without any strong accent colours. That kind of palette tends to sit well next to other sets on a shelf regardless of theme, and it's also useful if you're hunting for pieces in exactly these four colours: the parts list on this page breaks each one down by quantity, so you can check what's available before buying elsewhere.

Who Brick Cross suits

This set will appeal most to builders who follow the BrickLink Designer Program specifically and want a large, independently designed model rather than a licensed theme. Between the sizeable piece count, the multi-figure cast and the specific colour mix, it also works as a parts source for other projects: the list on this page makes it easy to find a particular element instead of searching through the whole set by hand.

FAQ

What is the BrickLink Designer Program?: It's a programme where independent LEGO® fan designers submit their own models, which the community votes on before the winning designs are produced in limited runs.
How many pieces and minifigures does Brick Cross include?: The set contains 3,050 pieces, including 573 unique parts, and comes with eight minifigures.
What colours dominate the model?: The palette is mainly Black, Tan, Light Bluish Gray and White.