What exactly does the set show?

A hidden forest camp in the style of classic outlaw stories, with treehouses, platforms and a meeting point.

How many minifigures are included?

10 minifigures come with the set, covering a leader, followers and other characters.

Is this an official LEGO release?

It is a community design from the BrickLink Designer Program, produced as a limited run rather than a mainline set.

BrickLink Designer Program

Outlaw Forest Den

Outlaw Forest Den is a community-designed forest hideout in the spirit of classic outlaw stories, released through the BrickLink Designer Program. Its 2,623 pieces and 10 minifigures build a lively scene of treehouses, campfires and hidden lookouts. For fans of fantasy and adventure dioramas, it is an unusual alternative to the official LEGO ranges.

Set number: 910057
Year: 2026
Pieces: 2,623
Minifigures: 10
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 609

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 609

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 (72)

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

Minifigures 10

Knight, Gold Lion, Helmet fig-0174284 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, White Beard fig-0174295 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Reddish Brown Hood fig-0174304 pieces × 1
Knight, Gold Lion, Helmet fig-0174314 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Dark Brown Hair fig-0174324 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Black Hood fig-0174334 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Black Hair fig-0174344 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Light Bluish Grey Hair, Fur Collar fig-0174355 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Tan Hair, Mask fig-0174365 pieces × 1
Knight, Wolfpack, Black Hood, Quiver fig-0174375 pieces × 1

Description

A hideout in the woods

The model depicts a hidden forest camp in the style of Robin Hood-type stories, with treehouses, platforms and a central meeting point for the group. Dark grey, reddish brown, black and light grey capture the rock, tree trunks and dark timber that define this kind of hideout. With 10 minifigures included, a leader, followers and other characters can all be placed at once, letting scenes play out between lookout posts, a campfire and planning meetings. Smaller touches such as traps or hidden supplies suit this kind of hideout well too.

A community design and how it builds

As a BrickLink Designer Program set, the design began as a community competition entry and went into limited production after a public vote, which explains the high level of detail in the rock and timber structures. At 2,623 pieces and 609 unique parts, the focus sits on organic shapes such as rocky outcrops and gnarled branches rather than straight walls. The build splits into several platforms and hideouts, each built separately before coming together as one connected diorama. That keeps this fairly irregular set easy to follow from start to finish.

Colours and the parts list

Dark grey and reddish brown define the rock and timber structures, while black and light grey add shadow, tools and smaller details throughout. That fairly natural, muted palette suits other fantasy or forest-diorama projects well beyond this particular set. The full parts list on this page lists all 609 elements with their colours, making rock or timber pieces easy to pull out for a separate landscape build.

Who it suits

With 10 minifigures, Outlaw Forest Den suits collectors who value a lived-in scene and a group of characters over a plain display model. At just over 2,600 pieces, it sits in the medium range and suits a longer weekend project. As a limited community set, it adds a fantasy-adventure theme to a collection in a form that official LEGO ranges rarely cover.

FAQ

What exactly does the set show?: A hidden forest camp in the style of classic outlaw stories, with treehouses, platforms and a meeting point.
How many minifigures are included?: 10 minifigures come with the set, covering a leader, followers and other characters.
Is this an official LEGO release?: It is a community design from the BrickLink Designer Program, produced as a limited run rather than a mainline set.