Sets I've designed or worked on.

This is a compilation of the sets that I have designed since I started working for LEGO in 2015, that made it to market.

Jørn has designed many, many great sets over the years. Since I have been working with him for the last couple years, I thought it was about time to make him a BrickList.

Hey everyone, I'm Corvin, designer on LEGO City since 2015. While these are sets that I directly worked on, please remember that in the end they all represent a team effort. I try to include the names of the other designers I collaborated with directly for each of these, but there are so many more people that make each of these products possible, so keep that in mind.

This is a list of sets I have designed since starting at LEGO. In an attempt to keep things simple, I'm going to attempt only to list sets I was directly responsible for. As designers, we work on a lot of different products in varying capacities. It is very common for a designer to work on a sketch model during the concept phase, and then hand that off to another designer to finish. I don't plan to list models I sketched on. If the designer responsible for finishing the set would like to mention me in their list that's great, but they are the ones who have to do all of the hard work to take it through the development process.

It's also important for people to know that the development process is a collaborative one, and there are many, many people involved in bringing every set to market. While the job of designers is important, there are plenty of valuable contributions that come from all sections of the company.

The Building Instructions team in particular does a lot to make sure that everyone who buys a LEGO set gets a great building experience. Toward the end of the design process, designers meet with Building Instructions to show them how the model is built, and to discuss how to communicate that through the set instructions. I always try to go in with a good way to explain how to build something, but sometimes I just don't have a satisfying solution. That's where the Building Instructions team comes in and uses their extensive knowhow to break things down into a clear and logical series of steps to help consumers get the most out of their sets.

All that said, being a set designer is a wonderful opportunity, and I hope I have spent my time making things that make people happy. ^_^

All the sets I designed or worked on at early stage.

I'm making this list for Carl since he's not too good at internet.

Sets or models that I have work on since joining LEGO as Designer in 2013

A list of Lego sets designed by Morten Rauff

A list with all the sets I worked on since I started at LEGO in late 2013.

These are sets that I've designed or contributed to! More to come (hopefully)!

These are sets I have officially worked on since starting to work at LEGO in August 2016.

You will find my latest sets at the very top, going back in time chronologically, followed by magazine models and sets I helped out on at the very bottom. Enjoy!

A list of Lego sets designed since 2011. I have been a freelance designer until 2015, when I accepted the full time position in Billund.

I want to give my dad the recognition he deserves, as a LEGO designer in the 80s on the TOWN theme and in the early 90s as the creator/co-creator of the 9V train theme.

He’s also the person behind some of the most used speciality bricks in the last 30 years:
The 1x2 flat tile “the grille” (part 2412a/b)
The 1x2 profile brick (part 2877)
The 2x2 corner plate (part 2420)
The 2x2 corner brick (part 2357)

On part 2412, the grille - he specifically mentions that Godtfred Kirk Christiansen was against the design, seeing as there were no studs on top, but it was approved eventually, mainly due to Kjeld Kirk Kristiansen supporting the design.

After this, he worked on many of the classic Miniland dioramas in LEGOLAND Billund and LEGOLAND Windsor, before departing LEGO and LEGOLAND altogether in the late 90s.

Other people have tried to list all of Jamie Berard's sets - what's special about this list? I tracked him down on Facebook to ask him firsthand which sets he did. His response was detailed and precise, but making it readily available (and easy to follow with pictures) on Brickset seemed like a good idea. His comments are in quotes, the sporadic other notes were info I happened to know (let me know if I should add something).

Newer sets have been added (by Brickset staff?) that did not appear on Jamie's original Facebook list, but have been publicly attributed to Jamie elsewhere (such as in official designer videos advertising the sets).

I have been working at The LEGO group in Billund since late 2010. I started out as Junior Designer for LEGO City after graduating from university. It's been a heck of a journey so far!

Previous LEGO themes worked on: LEGO CITY, LEGO Ninjago, LEGO Chima, LEGO NEXO KNIGHTS, LEGO Jurassic World (and Jurassic Park), LEGO Harry Potter (and Fantastic Beasts), LEGO Ideas, LEGO Icons... And also a bit here and there along the way... to be continued.

Here is a list of the products that I have worked on...

After more than 3 years of working for LEGO as a designer I am starting to take more than a few seconds to list the sets I have worked on. A list is needed! I hope you enjoy the following list, these are all sets that I have worked on and finished myself.

LEGO products designed by Pierre Normandin.

List of the products that I have worked on. I have been a designer at the LEGO group since the beginning of 2013. I have worked on themes Like Chima, Dimensions but most of my time has been on Ninjago

This is a list of the sets I've worked on while working as a Model Designer for LEGO from 2016 until 2019.

Sets I have designed working for LEGO since 1998

Hello. My name is Bjarke Lykke Madsen and I have Designed LEGO sets for The LEGO Group for more than 28 years.

I have a background as a Mechanical Engineer. After my studies, I resumed my childhood interest in building with LEGO Bricks as my hobby. Later, I applied for the job as LEGO Designer and began 1. August 1997.

Over the years I have worked on more than 30 different LEGO themes and designed - or co-designed - more than 140 LEGO sets.

It has been my pleasure to work together with so many wonderful and multi-talented creative people within model-design, graphic-design and sculpture-design. All of them are great colleagues, and I am proud to call many of them my very best friends.

It´s important to emphasize, that making a new LEGO set and bringing it to the marked, is a very complex process that involves the skills, knowledge, experience and enthusiasm from hundreds of LEGO employees in many different departments: Design, Marketing, Building Instruction, Production, Packaging, Distribution and more. The goal is to make each LEGO set the best possible building- and play experience for our customers, and it only becomes possible, because everyone is working together to achieve this.
For this reason, and because I am a very strong believer in fairness, I have credited the colleagues, that I have worked together with on the various sets.

When new LEGO sets (that I have designed) have been released, I will continue to update this list with information which I hope will be interesting to LEGO enthusiasts of all ages.

Enjoy & kind greetings - Bjarke :)

This is a list of models I have taken from beginning or early stages to the shelf.

I joined LEGO in January 2016 and I've been working in the Star Wars Project ever since! This is a list of the sets I've worked on so far.

LEGO ICONS, Star Wars, and Legends of Chima!

Following the good example of Mr. Mark Stafford, here is a list of my sets, or sets that were influenced by me. Please read the descriptions for further info.

As a LEGO designer you will get a copy of every set you designed, if project leaders feel that you provided enough ideas, sketches and so on, you will get one too. Kind of a portfolio in 3D
I owe all these sets below although I can't remember buying a LEGO box for myself in the past 6 years or so, so I guess I contributed enough to make them happen.

There is no guarantee for how "complete" this list might be. I built so many sketches and models thru the past years that I can't remember whatsoever, so this is literally based on the boxes I have at home.

The 'Official' list of Lego sets I have designed since starting work at Lego in 2012. I had a lot of help, I've tried to point out as best as I can who helped on what.

A list of LEGO sets designed by Justin Ramsden since starting working at the LEGO Group in January 2015.

These are sets on which I was either the Designer, provided a sketch model that had a very strong influence on the final product, or was mentor and co-designer working with a new LEGO Designer.

Sets that I have designed or collaborated with other designers on since 2020

A partial list of sets designed by the late Daniel August Krentz, the designer of the Yellow Castle (and my favourite designer). The data come from interviews with him (mainly on BrickJournal #8, by Megan Rothrock, and Bricks Culture #3, by Are J. Heiseldal) and from his obituary by designer Mark Stafford on Flickr, https://www.flickr.com/photos/nabii/27690107776/

Sets that I've designed and worked on since 2006

Partial list of sets that Steen Sig Andersen has worked on.

This information was compiled from the following sources:
1) I received some information via The Lego House contact e-mail. In anticipation of the Grand Old Designer Evening, I asked them what sets I could bring to get signed. They kindly contacted one of the designers attending the event and asked them if he could mark some sets in my spreadsheet of owned sets that he worked on.

2) Astrid Mueller sent out an e-mail listing some additional sets that Steen designed.

3) Some different sets where shown during the Grand Old Designer Evening and were also discussed by Steen.

4) Additional information was received from Astrid Mueller through e-mail with some more sets designed by Steen.

Note: for some sets, it is not known if Steen Sig Andersen was the lead designer or a co-designer.

A partial list of sets designed by Niels Milan Pedersen. Most of the information come from the Grand Old Designers evening at the LEGO House on October 11, 2019. A list of sets was sent to the participants before the evening. Other info come from interviews in BrickJournal #6 and #8.

Sitting next to Raph, these are from memory.

Hi :)
David here.
I am coming from the south of France and i have been designing LEGO models since June 2016.
Here you will find a list of all the released sets i worked on.

Hi, My name is Woon Tze and I'm from Singapore. I started as a LEGO Model Designer in 2016 as I was lucky enough to be selected from a recruitment workshop. It has been a dream come true and inspiring to see children and adults alike enjoying what I have worked on. As more sets are out in the market, I will keep this list updated with a little backstory to each of the set. Thanks for taking the time to look through and hopefully you will find this informative.

A list of sets I have designed

All the sets I've designed during the first 8 years of my 18 years at the LEGO Group. Currently the Creative Lead on LEGO Harry Potter and upcoming theme LEGO One Piece. Previous Creative Lead on LEGO Indiana Jones, LEGO 4+, LEGO Creator and LEGO Mixels

Every LEGO model is the result of a team effort, so it's a bit odd to say that I designed any of them. I'll try my best to highlight my contributions :)

I have been working at The LEGO group in Billund since November 2013. These are sets on which I was either the Designer or provided a sketch model that was finalized by one of my colleagues

This is a list of sets that I have worked on and been responsible for finishing.

Hello!
My name is Antica and I am a Model Designer. I come from Croatia and before joining LEGO in 2016 I was a member of the AFOL community for about 7 years (since 2009, I believe). I am currently working on models for LEGO Icons theme. Before that I worked on LEGO Ideas and before that I spent 5 years on LEGO Friends.

Design process involves collaboration of numerous different departments and people, we have model design, graphics, elements, marketing, packaging, building instructions, masterdata specialists and many more. Within the design team most models are a work of more than just one person and are a product of team effort. Many models change hands several times, especially during concept stage. Later in the process one designer is appointed to take the model through the final stages and give it its final look.
This list contains models that I've taken through all the way, some of them from the first sketch. I will do my best to mention everyone who I collaborated with while working on these sets.
Sets are sorted from newest to oldest and I'll try to include trivia for each of them. Enjoy!
:)

Here is a list of sets that I have designed or contributed to since joining The LEGO Group as a Model Designer in 2016. LEGO themes worked on: LEGO Duplo, LEGO Juniors/4+, LEGO Superheroes, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Disney and LEGO Ideas.

Model Designers are often seen as the face of a particular model, however LEGO Design is a hugely collaborative effort that involves many different disciplines to make it happen. "It takes a village to raise a child"

Where applicable I’ve also included some trivia about the development of the models or maybe some hardcore easter eggs you may have missed.

Sets that I have worked on as a Designer since 2017 :) Making new sets is a very collaborative process, and there are many people working behind each set! Bjarke said it best, so I'll just copy him:
"It´'s important to emphasize, that making a new LEGO set and bringing it to the market, is a very complex process that involves the skills, knowledge, experience and enthusiasm from hundreds of LEGO employees in many different departments: Design, Marketing, Building Instruction, Production, Packaging, Distribution and more. The goal is to make each LEGO set the best possible building- and play experience for our customers, and it only becomes possible, because everyone is working together to achieve this."

Sets I have designed working for LEGO since 2001

All LEGO sets, no matter how big or small, are the result of teamwork in some capacity. We work together with and get input from other designers, graphic designers, element designers, model coaches, the people who make the building instructions and many more. I just made this list to keep track of the LEGO sets I have worked on since starting at the company in 2019.

Here is a list of sets I have designed while working at The LEGO Group.

Here’s a list of LEGO sets I have worked on! I have been a Designer at LEGO since August 2019, and was a Design Intern before that.

This is a list of the sets I've designed or significantly contributed to since joining The LEGO Group in November 2021. Every LEGO set is the result of enormous teamwork; as such, I've done my best to highlight the key people behind each final product in the notes below.

Official LEGO sets designed by Chris McVeigh.

A list of sets designed by LEGO Designer: Jeremy Luettgen

Source: marcosbessa.com

Switch to view to "List" for fun facts and anecdotes.
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Most of the sets listed are sets that I built sketch models for, many of them were completed by another designer, so why are they on my list? I've often work in the role of "Idea Guy" or Concept Designer where I bridged the gap between wild ideas and realistic execution.
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Back in 2011, while working as a Master Model Builder for the LEGOLAND Parks, I pitched a LEGO Batman expansion area. It never worked out for a variety of licensing/timing/business reasons, but during my research, I rediscovered my love of Batman The Animated Series and the sprawling architecture of the neo futuristic 'Dark Deco' distopian city of Gotham. Inspiration lead me to build my own Gotham City at home, but progress paused when I moved to Denmark. The idea for Gotham as a set was in the back of my head for over a decade! My old Flickr page has an image of the Gotham City I was building at home, along with the caption "Gotham WIP. Coming soon." Admittedly, 12+ years stretches the definition of "soon" but we got there eventually.

-Besides Batman and Gray Ghost, there are 30 characters hidden throughout the set, 3 of which are represented using only bricks. Major kudos to anyone who can identify all 30!
-The instructions include an episode to pair with each of the 44 number bags. The episode names in the instructions correlate with the reference material for the part of the model built in that numbered bag- In other words, you can see what you're building on screen while you build it! So if you want to watch again (of course right?!) you can check out how close I kept the design to the source material.
-Despite the clouds all angling from top left to bottom right, the number of Left elements and Right elements are balanced evenly.

Graphics by the amazing Mark T, who had to work with a challenging new style, in a challenging amount of time. The lovely Minifigures by Dani

A list of sets I have designed at LEGO since 2015. = )
( Lego Classic, Lego Juniors, 4+, Frozen 2, Toys Story 4, Trolls., Vidiyo and more !)

A list with all sets designed by AFOLs (Adults fans of LEGO).

List of the sets that I have worked on since I started working for The LEGO Group in 2021 :)

Here's a list of all the sets I've worked on since joining TLG in June 2022 as a model designer! Of course, designing LEGO sets is a team effort so I couldn't do it without all my great colleagues.

I've been working for LEGO since 2006, and have been designing sets since 2008. I'll try to stick to the models that I have worked on and finished myself.

I have now been at the LEGO Group for a total of 4 years! 11 months as an intern for LEGO Ninjago and a full time designer in LEGO DREAMZzz since December 2020. I have also taken on sets from themes such as LEGO Monkie Kid and some conceptual work for LEGO Harry Potter. Here is a compilation of the sets I have worked on to date. Enjoy!

Every LEGO set is the result of enormous teamwork; as such, I've done my best to highlight the key people behind each final product in the notes below.

Collection of LEGO sets & products I’ve designed as Model & Product Designer in LEGO since 2014

This list includes the LEGO models I’ve designed since joining the LEGO Group in 2021. As a lifelong Star Wars fan and all-around geek, designing LEGO Star Wars models is my dream job. I’ve included some notes on the development of each model in the list below.

Bringing any LEGO set to life is a highly collaborative process with many contributors. While it’s impossible to name every person who brainstormed and offered great ideas, I’ve done my best to highlight the key people involved in each set. Thanks for reading!

A list of products designed by Lego fan, Lego designer, and all around bad boy Milan "The Spice" Madge.

Sets that I've worked on since joining LEGO.

A list of sets I've finalised since joining LEGO as a designer in 1996.

A VERY partial list of sets designed by Jens Nygaard Knudsen, the creator of Classic Space (and the minifig!). The data come mainly from an interview with him and Niels Milan Pedersen on BrickJournal #6, by Mark Stafford, with some details coming from an interview with Daniel August Krenz e Niels Milan Pedersen on BrickJournal #8, by Megan Rothrock. In addition to the sets in this list (which includes the first complete wave of Space sets) he also designed many (most?) of the Space sets until M-Tron and many Basic and Town sets (before the minifig).

This is a list of all the sets I officially worked on, since I started working for LEGO. Some of the sets are designed in collaboration with other LEGO Designers, i will try to mention them.
Since 2019 I primarily work with elements, model design on occasion.

A list of sets I worked on, either in concept stage or final stage or both, since I joined the LEGO Group in September 2016.

Welcome to my set list!

I'm Bas Brederode, a senior designer at the LEGO company. In my 18 years at the LEGO company I've worked in many different departments as Star Wars, Batman, Games, Friends, DC Super Hero Girls and a couple of themes that didn't make it to production. In the Dutch/Belgian edition of LEGO Masters I fulfill the role of Jury, aka the Brickmaster.

For all of these sets I was responsible for finishing the final product. But to be honest, every LEGO set is a joint effort by the LEGO Design team that is responsible for the product line. On some sets I've mentioned other designers that have made a significant contribution to the product. Without them, the set wouldn't have been what it is today!

Enjoy!

To what purpose do they serve? Are they watching, or waiting? The frogs look, but can they see? Perhaps there is wisdom to be gained, or only madness.

This list is ordered by quantity of frogs and contains 41 frogs to date.

Hello. My name is Henrik Rubin Saaby and I have Designed models for The LEGO Group since 1995.

Over the years I have worked on more than 30 different LEGO themes both as a Design Manager but also as designer. In that time I have designed or co-designed more than 100+ LEGO sets.
I have been Design Lead on almost all LEGO IP´s. Missed out on Star Wars and DC

It has and are a pleasure to work together with so many wonderful and multi-talented creative people/ friends from all over the world.

Borrow this text from my good friend Bjarke Lykke Madsen;
(Making a new LEGO set and bringing it to the marked, is a very complex process that involves the skills, knowledge, experience and enthusiasm from hundreds of LEGO employees in many different departments: Design, Marketing, Building Instruction, Production, Packaging, Distribution and more. The goal is to make each LEGO set the best possible building- and play experience for our customers, and it only becomes possible, because everyone is working together to achieve this.
For this reason, and because I am a very strong believer in fairness, I have credited the colleagues, that I have worked together with on the various sets.)

I will continue to update this list with information when new LEGO sets I have designed have been released. I hope you all will enjoy ;o)

Best regards
Henrik Rubin Saaby

A list of sets I have designed since joining LEGO in 2016 :)

A list of LEGO sets designed by Junya Suzuki.

These are the sets I designed or finished since joining LEGO in 2019 to leaving in 2023. By far some of the coolest years of my career.

Sets I helped to design while I was doing my 5-month internship for Lego Creator 3 in 1 (2019 Feb-Jun).
Mainly doing concept and final models for B and C.

Sets that Jonathan Robson has been lead designer on and sets he has influenced.

Compilation of the sets I have been the model designer for or contributed significantly to.
Remember model designers are just a few of the many many people involved in taking a LEGO set from a concept to finished product :)

This is a list of the products I have designed, in the role of "official" Model Designer. Many other wonderful people help bring these products to the public, and I have helped make many other amazing products possible.

A list of sets I've worked on

This is a list of sets I have worked on since joining the LEGO Group as a Model Designer in September 2022 :) I am very lucky to be a part of the LEGO Ideas team! I'm from Athens, Greece. Before joining TLG, I worked as an architect, designing large scale public buildings, such as museums and universities. I also worked in education, teaching architecture, industrial design and robotics, using LEGO bricks, to 6-18 y.o. students!

These are sets I have been the main model designer on!

South African product designer since 2010. Model designer for The LEGO Group since 2023. These are the LEGO sets I've had the privilege of working on.

Set I designed or participate in designing.

Joining the ranks of my colleagues, I'll be maintaining this list of LEGO sets that I designed, or contributed notably to the design of, since starting at The LEGO Group as a designer in June 2022! I'll note on a set-by-set basis whether I was involved with the sketch model and concept, the finalization of the model, or both.

Sets I’ve had some part of designing since I started at the LEGO Group in 2023.

A list of things I've designed/contributed to.

A list of sets I have worked on. So many people come together to make the products we all love and it is a pleasure to be a part of the process!

BrickList created on 30 Oct 2022

Sets I have designed working for LEGO

Sets designed by me since 2011

A collection of sets that I have worked on during my time as a Model Designer at Lego. Note, I am not solely responsible for these sets, each of them have numerous people that work on it, who are all important in the creation process. I'm very proud of my work but I couldn't have done it without everyone else.

I joined in March 202 and my first set was released in August 2021, to the present day.

This list keeps track of the sets that I have either designed or been working on together with other amazing designers. Hope you enjoy!

Hello I m Mind the Brick AKA Maria Kalaoglou. As a dedicated fan designer, I have had the distinct pleasure of participating in various prestigious LEGO competitions, where my creations have garnered both recognition and accolades. One of my achievements is the IDEASPAB6-1: Garden Dreams, which was invited to compete in the LEGO Ideas Test Lab. Amidst a multitude of impressive entries, it shone brightly and was honored as one of the five winning designs. It is now available for purchase on the LEGO.com platform.

Moreover, my 910033-1: Old Train Engine Shed was entered into the Bricklink Designer Program Series 1. This design also enjoyed a resounding success, securing its spot as one of the five projects that were successfully crowdfunded. These accomplishments have been incredibly rewarding and have fueled my passion for creating and sharing unique LEGO designs.

Sets that I've designed mostly as Product Graphic Designer and concept designer in collaboration with other talented designers! Such a trip! :)

Designed by me

I'm Marcos Garavelli, also known as Brickester and formerly Lepralego. I'm a Lego fan designer from Spain, born in Argentina.
I'm the designer of 'Brick Cross Train Station' and the upcoming 'The Art of Chocolate' for Bricklink Designer Program.

Sets I have worked on for The LEGO Group as a Model Designer.

BrickList created on 23 Jun 2023

A list of sets I worked on

A list of sets that I worked on :)

These are sets that I have designed since starting at The LEGO Group in 2022.

A list of LEGO sets I've worked on since I joined the LEGO Group in September 2022.

A brief list of the sets I've worked on during my internship at TLG as a model designer in 2022. I've had a great helping hand from everyone in the CITY team and from all the friends I made during my time in Billund.

A partial list of sets designed by Markus Kossmann.

I created this list because MK is my favorite (Senior) LEGO Technic Designer, being responsible for the coolest and biggest flagship models, for the use of clever mechanical solutions and innovative part designs (Technic frames, connectors, fairings, etc.). Also because he comes originally from Cologne, where I currently live :)

A list of LEGO sets designed by me since I starting working at the LEGO Group in January 2016, also some collaborations I made in another sets

This is a list of the sets I have been working on as model designer since I joined The LEGO Group in Billund in February 2023.

I’m a concept designer, so designing final sets is not really something that is part of my job description… but sometimes I get the opportunity!

LEGO Sets designed by Ricardo Silva - note that I am one of the persons involved in the development of these sets and not the solely responsible for it - We usually work as a team in order to deliver the best play experience we can.

These are the sets I designed and helped work on since joining the LEGO Group in 2019. It takes teams of people working together to make the products, get them on store shelves, and into people’s homes. So I am happy to play my part and collaborate with so many great colleagues to make the magic happen

Sets designed by Esa Nousiainen

A list of LEGO sets designed/worked on by Jason Zapantis since starting work as a Model Designer at the LEGO Group in September 2019. Big thanks to every team member involved in the process for getting every product onto the shelves.

This is a list of the lasted sets that came out that I have designed or co-designed.

These are the sets I was tasked to do the final product design. It takes a team to bring these products to life and my personal design influence can vary from 10%-90% depending on the original concept model, leadership input, team input, IP partners, marketing team input, graphic designers, interactive designers, packaging requirements, model build policies, product age range policies, quality and safety requirements, build flow policies and element production logistics. Thank you to all my awesome colleagues involved!

Moved to Denmark and started March '23. An original Californio and the Silicon Valley-Bay Area-San Francisco were my stomping grounds. Lifelong LEGO enthusiast. Began as a Concept Designer for the Super Mario team exploring the possibilities of Mario Kart. Switched to Model Designer for the Super Mario team and designed several 2025 sets. Currently on the CITY team since October '24 and working on 2026 sets! More awesomeness to come!

A partial list of sets designed by Uwe Wabra based on several official and LEGO blog sources.
He usually creates large and complex Technic cars or trucks and his signature is "UW" on the stickers.

A partial list of sets designed by Lars Krogh Jensen. His signature is an "LKJ" on the stickers.

A partial list of sets designed by Lars Thygesen.

A partial list of sets designed by Olav Krøigaard based on various sources. He mostly designs Technic construction vehicles and usually puts an "OK" signature on the stickers, but also created some Star Wars UCS sets and other licensed models.

Hi! This is a list of sets that I have worked on since joining The LEGO Group in June 2022.

A list of sets designed by Kenyon Brady since joining the LEGO group in October 2022. All LEGO products are the result of a collaborative process that involves the skills and expertise of a multitude of LEGO employees. From graphics and element design to marketing, manufacturing, and everyone in between, all roles are vital to creating a great building experience.

A list of sets I have worked on as model designer since joining The LEGO Group in May 2022.

A current list of LEGO SKUs designed by Yi-Chien Cheng since 2014.

BrickList created on 03 May 2021

A list of sets I have been a part of designing at The LEGO Group since 2019 that have been released to the public.

Partial list of sets designed by Michael Jeppesen

This is a list of models I have designed at LEGO.

I am making this list for Ellen since she doesn't know how to make one herself. :P

Partial list of sets designed by Samuel Tacchi.

This list was compiled based on the recording of the NINJAGO BrickWorld Chicago 2025 Designer Panel, where Dimitris Stamatis talked about his models so far.

This list was compiled based on interview and Instagram posts by Kryštof Vladimír Malinák.

Since joining The LEGO Group in March 2025, I’ve designed these sets as a model designer or made significant contributions as a concept designer. I’ve also included my three LEGO Ideas sets, originally created when I was a fan designer.

Each one is the result of collaboration, brought to life through the creativity and dedication of talented colleagues and partners.

All LEGO Sets are created in teams and as a result of great teamwork but here you can find models I have worked on either at concept or production level

Partial list of sets designed by Alfred Pedersen.

A partial list of sets designed by Aurélien Julien Rouffiange (aka Rouge) in the Technic line. He likes to use orange in his sets.

This list was compiled based on Instagram posts by Mathias Julin.

This is a list of all the sets I have worked on since starting in March of 2025. Also included is my fan submission to LEGO Ideas, as well as a freelance project I did for the LEGO Ideas Test Lab Challenge.

Here I will collect all the sets I worked on as a LEGO designer.

I am a Senior Model Designer working in Billund. I'm originally from Seattle, WA, and have worked for The LEGO Group since Feb 2023

A partial list of Technic sets designed by Andreas Jensen, who is working at TLG since 2021.

A partial list of Technic sets designed by Lee Magpili.

Partial list of sets designed by Anders Gaasedal Christensen (nicknamed Goose Valley) based on different internet sources.

List of Technic sets designed by Luke Cragin

Partial list of sets designed by Nathanaël Kuipers (aka NK) based on Technicbricks interview and his website Nkubate.com.

List of Technic sets designed by Jeppe Juul Jensen.

This is a partial list of Technic sets designed by Kasper Hansen.