Today we're taking a very quick look at the contents of the LEGO Bricklink Designer Program Series 7 set. 910063 WALT, a box of 654 pieces which will be available for pre-order at the public price of €39,99 from February 16, 2026 as part of the funding phase of the seventh series of sets of the Bricklink Designer Program.

Because there's more to life than €300 castles, €250 trains and €350 boats, I wanted to take a look at this small, unpretentious product whose inventory remains reasonable, which inevitably impacts its selling price.

The Bricklink Designer Program is usually a breeding ground for large, piece-rich, and inevitably very expensive sets, but each wave strives to offer a less ambitious product accessible to a wider audience. For this new wave, the price drops to €40, making this set truly affordable.

And I must admit that this proposal from the fan designer Leewan This is a very pleasant surprise: this product offers both a small robot with a truly appealing design and numerous features and options that make it a real toy to have some fun with. Everything here has clearly been designed to offer more than just a display item that will gather dust on a shelf.

Assembling the two models is quick and easy, with some clever touches to the robot's limbs and head. It's well-designed with a clear attention to detail, and the result, in my opinion, is worthy of an official set in terms of both finish and overall sturdiness.

The 21cm tall robot is easy to handle without breaking anything and can strike some funny poses despite its fixed knees and elbows. Its head can be rotated, its hands and fingers are movable, and its relatively wide feet ensure excellent stability.

The design mimics what could be an intelligent robotic assistant capable of displaying a wide range of moods. WALT is indeed a small robot equipped with a whole arsenal of interchangeable faces, each displaying a very realistic range of emotions and reactions.

The regressive aspect of this toy, which imitates something interactive via embedded electronics but for which this interactivity must be manually exploited, seems really interesting to me, and I think this product deserves your full attention.

This small robot, properly articulated via relatively discreet ball joints, is even powered by two fake batteries installed in its back; the illusion is perfect, and it only lacks a few sound reactions to truly become what it claims to be.

Inside the character's head is the electronics that allow it to "react". Here too, the illusion is perfect, with a block that perfectly simulates all the components necessary for the robot's operation and an antenna at the end of which a "diode" of different colors can be installed, depending on the character's mood.

The included accessories can be stored in a small container that can be built, which is handy for avoiding losing the essential small parts that go on the robot's face and for always having them on hand.

The idea of ​​a storage box associated with the main product is interesting and the shape chosen here remains functional and original with an internal storage space for the face pieces and some shelves behind the doors to store the smaller items.

The different screens or faces can be replaced by pushing a discreet button flush behind the robot's head; nothing complicated, and this feature remains simple and accessible enough not to deter those who do not have the patience to exploit it a little.

This product is a truly pleasant surprise, both in terms of content and design. It also demonstrates that it's possible to offer something visually modern and interactive without resorting to an excessive number of pieces. With fewer than 700 pieces, this set allows you to assemble a charming robot that rivals the best Disney or Pixar licensed creations and will proudly sit on a desk. Owners can even use the included pieces to express their moods. That's already excellent value for €40.

If you're considering buying this set, pre-orders for Series 7 will open on February 16th at 17:00 PM. This attractive product faces some competition from other sets that should quickly find their audience among adult fans craving ships and various buildings. It should be easily accessible, and all that remains is to hope that at least 3000 pre-orders are placed to see it move into production.

Note: The product shown here, provided by LEGO, is as usual involved. Deadline fixed at February 25, 2026 at 23:59 p.m. Simply post a comment below the article to participate.

The voting phase of the tenth wave of the Bricklink Designer ProgramEntitled Series 10, with this time 599 proposals in the running which are just waiting for your support to hope to one day become a quasi-official set.

The voting methodology is simple, you just need to show your more or less strong support or your indifference for one or more of the proposals using one of the three available smileys. You have until February 20 to support your favorite creations but keep in mind that this public vote will not be the only one to influence the choice of creations which will go further in the process, "internal" selection criteria will be at work to sort the various proposals with the most support before moving on to the crowdfunding phase.

The five selected creations will be announced on March 19, 2026 and the pre-order phase will not begin before February 2027. The sets that gather at least 3000 pre-orders will be produced in 30.000 copies and will be deliverable at best from July 2027. It will therefore be necessary to be very patient and have a credit card with extended validity so that the payment made during the pre-order phase can then be definitively validated at the end of the process and avoid disappointments.

If you want to take part in the selection of the competing projects, it's at this address that it happens. At this stage, your clicks do not commit you, you can go frankly.

LEGO is finally unveiling today a new addition to the LEGO ICONS range that everyone has already seen through the usual channels: the set 11376 Ford Model T with its inventory of 1060 pieces, its public price set at €129,99 and its availability announced for March 1, 2026.

On the agenda is a very elegant, attractive display model, 29 cm long and 20 cm high, with working steering and several moving parts such as the folding soft top, the folding windshield, the bench seat for accessing the vehicle's fuel tank, the trunk, a door, the engine hood, and the starting crank. We'll discuss it in more detail soon.

This product is available for pre-order starting today on the official online store:

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LEGO continues to revisit the great classics of art within its aptly named LEGO ART range with a new set that will be available as an Insider preview starting March 1, 2026: the set 31220 Claude Monet: Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies with its inventory of 3179 pieces and its public price set at €199,99.

This plastic brick interpretation of the famous painting The Japanese Bridge whose reference version is on display at the MET in New York is precisely the result of a collaboration between LEGO and the Metropolitan Museum of Art which will provide from March 1st a podcast planned to accompany the assembly of the product.

If you still have space on your walls after the sets 31218 Japanese Cherry Blossom Landscape (€ 119,99), 31216 Keith Haring – Dancing Figures (€ 119,99), 31217 The Fauna Collection - Tiger (€ 59,99), 31215 Vincent van Gogh: Sunflowers (€ 199,99), 31208 Hokusai: The Great Wave (99,99 €) or even 31211 Macaw Parrots (€ 49.99), 31212 The Milky Way (€ 199,99), 31213 Mona Lisa (€ 99,99), 31209 The Amazing Spider-Man (199.99 €) and 31210 Modern Art (€49.99), here you will find something to fill your interior even more.

And I'm not even mentioning the multiple paintings of superheroes, Star Wars characters, the Beatles, Marilyn Monroe, Harry Potter, or the world map in the set 31203 World Map (249.99 €).

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LEGO today unveils a new addition to the LEGO IDEAS range: the set 21366 Floating Sea Otters with its inventory of 1234 pieces, its public price set at €109,99 and its availability announced for March 1, 2026.

This product is (too) loosely inspired by the proposal Floating Sea Otter Submitted at the time by fan designer Maximilian Lambrecht and finally approved by LEGO in March 2025. In the end, it's, in my opinion, a complete failure, totally distorted, visually so messy that you don't even immediately realize there are two otters on one of the two building variants, and it even loses the only valid argument of the initial idea: the almost cute aspect of it. Next.

The product is available for pre-order starting today on the official online store as well as on Amazon:

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