How many minifigures come with the set?

It includes 7 minifigures, which can be cast as the workshop's staff or as customers.

What is the BrickLink Designer Program?

It's a line where selected fan designs are officially produced by LEGO® and sold through BrickLink.

It totals 2,615 pieces built from 580 unique parts, giving it plenty of detail variety.

BrickLink Designer Program

LEGO® The Art of Chocolate

The Art of Chocolate is a fan-designed build from the BrickLink Designer Program, depicting a small chocolate workshop with a production area and shopfront. At 2,615 pieces and with 7 minifigures, it works as both a display build and a genuinely playable scene.

Set number: 910039
Year: 2025
Pieces: 2,615
Minifigures: 7
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 580

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 580

As BrickLink list (XML)

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

Spare parts (74)

These extra parts come with the set in case one gets lost.

Minifigures 7

Chef - White Torso, Dark Bluish Grey Legs, White Hat, Moustache fig-0161344 pieces × 1
Kid, Red Torso, Dark Brown Medium Legs, Dark Tan Hair fig-0161354 pieces × 1
Barista, Reddish Brown Apron, Dark Brown Hair fig-0161364 pieces × 1
Kid, Medium Azure Torso, Dark Blue Medium Legs, Reddish Brown Hair fig-0161374 pieces × 1
Tan Sweater, Dark Tan Legs, Reddish Brown Boots, Light Bluish Grey Hair fig-0161384 pieces × 1
Chocolate Shop Worker fig-0161394 pieces × 1
Dark Blue Torso, Sand Blue Legs, Dark Brown Hair fig-0161404 pieces × 1

Description

A workshop full of detail

The building combines a production space with a sales area, the way small artisan workshops are often laid out in real life, giving shelves, workbenches and window displays plenty of room for storytelling. BrickLink Designer Program sets grow out of community-submitted designs, so they tend to lean into unusual building techniques, playful details and solutions that regular retail sets rarely attempt in the same way. The facade, interior fittings and small props like jars and sweets all feel carefully considered.

Colours and texture

Light bluish grey and dark bluish grey form the stonework across the building, reddish brown adds timber beams and warm accents, and sand green brings an unusual but well-judged splash of colour to shutters and roof sections. With 580 distinct parts, the model shows noticeably more textural variety than many straightforward residential sets of a similar size and piece count. That muted, warm mix also sits well alongside street builds from other themes.

Seven figures for storytelling

Seven minifigures mean the building can actually be played with, cast as the chocolate makers, as customers browsing the shop, or as delivery workers outside. That sets this set apart from pure diorama builds with no figures at all, and makes it a good fit for anyone building everyday street scenes into their town that can be rearranged again and again. The figures also combine well with other craft or market-themed sets already on the shelf.

Checking the parts list

With 580 different elements in the build, the full parts list on this page is genuinely useful for tracking down specific shapes or colours, whether you're planning your own shopfront builds in a similar style or need to reorder a missing piece instead of combing back through the whole set by hand to count individual bricks. It also makes it easy to spot which shapes in the set are genuinely rare.

FAQ

How many minifigures come with the set?: It includes 7 minifigures, which can be cast as the workshop's staff or as customers.
What is the BrickLink Designer Program?: It's a line where selected fan designs are officially produced by LEGO® and sold through BrickLink.
How big is the set?: It totals 2,615 pieces built from 580 unique parts, giving it plenty of detail variety.

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