What is the BrickLink Designer Program?

A programme where fan designs are voted on by the community and then produced as an official, limited-run set.

How many minifigures come with the Fortuna?

20 minifigures are included, enough to crew the ship in full.

How big is the finished model?

With 4,086 pieces and 669 unique parts, it ranks among the larger ship sets released so far.

BrickLink Designer Program

LEGO® Privateer Frigate Fortuna

The Privateer Frigate Fortuna is a fan-designed sailing ship from the BrickLink Designer Program, aimed at experienced collectors. Its 4,086 pieces and 20 minifigures build a crew that suits a heavily detailed privateer vessel. The set began as a community design competition before reaching production.

Set number: 910059
Year: 2026
Pieces: 4,086
Minifigures: 20
Theme: BrickLink Designer Program
Different parts: 669

What can I build with it?

View the official building instructions at LEGO® ↗

Parts list 669

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 (88)

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

Minifigures 20

Carpenter fig-0179364 pieces × 1
Sailor, Dark Orange Legs, Red Bandana fig-0179374 pieces × 1
Sailor, Dark Red Legs, Black Hair fig-0179384 pieces × 1
Sailor, Dark Red Legs, Sand Blue Bandana fig-0179394 pieces × 1
Marine, Female, Red Epaulette, Black Tricon fig-0179405 pieces × 1
Marine, Male, Red Epaulette, Black Tricorn fig-0179415 pieces × 1
Marine, Male, Red Epaulette, Black Tricorn fig-0179425 pieces × 1
Captain, Male, Gold Epaulette, Black Bicorn fig-0179436 pieces × 1
Marine, Female, Red Epaulette, Black Tricorn fig-0179445 pieces × 1
Marine, Male, Red Epaulette, Black Tricorn fig-0179455 pieces × 1
Figure Head fig-0179465 pieces × 1
Sailor, Olive Green Legs, Red Cap fig-0179474 pieces × 1
Marine, Boy, Gold Epaulette, Black Tricorn fig-0179485 pieces × 1
Cook fig-0179494 pieces × 1
Marine, Female, Gold Epaulette, Black Bicorn fig-0179506 pieces × 1
Sailor, Girl, Olive Green Legs fig-0179514 pieces × 1
Boatswain, Dark Green Torso, Black Legs, Black Tricorn fig-0179524 pieces × 1
Sailmaker, White Torso, Black Legs, Black Hair fig-0179535 pieces × 1
Sailor, Dark Orange Legs, Tan Hair fig-0179544 pieces × 1
Captain's Daughter, Medium Lavender Torso, Dark Purple Dress, Medium Nougat Hair fig-0179554 pieces × 1

Description

A privateer's ship for collectors

The model recreates an armed frigate of the kind that operated in the age of privateering, somewhere between piracy and licensed trade protection. Black, reddish brown, dark tan and dark blue combine to suggest weathered timber, a tarred hull and set sails. With 20 minifigures included, there is room for a full crew, from officers on the quarterdeck to sailors tending the rigging and cannons below. That makes it possible to stage several everyday scenes on board at once, from lookout duty to the gun deck.

Where the design comes from

BrickLink Designer Program sets start as fan submissions, get voted on by the wider community, and are then produced in a limited run. That process explains the high level of detail in the rigging, hull shaping and deck fittings typical of these community-driven projects. At 4,086 pieces and 669 unique parts, the Fortuna sits in the size range usually reserved for official flagship ship sets. For collectors who value limited runs, that relative rarity is part of the appeal.

Build scale and part variety

669 unique parts keep the build varied, moving between curved hull plates, rigging elements and small fittings for the deck and cabin. Builders who enjoy ship models will recognise plenty of techniques here that carry over to other sailing-ship projects. The parts list on this page lists all 669 elements with their colours, making specific hull or sail pieces easy to find. Smaller rigging elements are just as quick to locate there, without having to take the whole model apart.

Who it suits

The Fortuna is built for adult collectors of ship models and for anyone who values limited community sets, rather than for children looking for a quick play build. At over 4,000 pieces, with fine rigging detail throughout, it calls for patience and some prior building experience. Displayed on its own stand, the finished hull and sails have room to stand out properly. Next to other large ship models, the Fortuna rounds out a collection without repeating the same theme too closely.

FAQ

What is the BrickLink Designer Program?: A programme where fan designs are voted on by the community and then produced as an official, limited-run set.
How many minifigures come with the Fortuna?: 20 minifigures are included, enough to crew the ship in full.
How big is the finished model?: With 4,086 pieces and 669 unique parts, it ranks among the larger ship sets released so far.

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