Leak reveals LEGO Fortnite sets planned for 2027
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A leak claims that new LEGO sets themed around Fortnite are planned for 2027, including P-1000 and Guacos Tacos. The information was first published by the Brick Built Blogs channel on YouTube, but neither Epic Games nor LEGO Group has officially confirmed it, so everything below should be treated as a rumor rather than an announcement.
What the leak shows
The Brick Built Blogs channel on YouTube described two LEGO sets themed around the Fortnite universe and planned for 2027. The first is P-1000, priced, according to the leak, at 99.99 dollars. The second is a set called Guacos Tacos, priced at 19.99 dollars. Piece design, the exact part count, and a specific release date were not revealed in this leak — the channel says more details will follow later.
A second, independent source names the same figures
Game Rant described the same two sets — P-1000 at 99.99 dollars and Guacos Tacos at 19.99 dollars — but credited the leak to a different source: an Instagram account called Unibricks, rather than the Brick Built Blogs channel. According to Game Rant, the sets will carry the numbers 77084 for P-1000 and 77088 for Guacos Tacos. The fact that two independent publications, citing different leak sources, land on the same prices and names adds some weight to the rumor — but it is still not an official confirmation, only two rumors lining up.
What the sets would reportedly cost
| Set | Number (per leak) | Price (per leak) |
|---|---|---|
| P-1000 | 77084 | 99.99 dollars |
| Guacos Tacos | 77088 | 19.99 dollars |
Both prices are given in US dollars, matching how both leak sources present them. Converting the amount to another currency would not make sense here: the sets have not been officially announced, and even the fact that products under these names will actually ship has not been confirmed by either party.
Why skepticism is warranted, not excitement
The LEGO Fortnite leak rests entirely on the word of two online sources — a YouTube channel and an Instagram account. Neither one is an official representative of Epic Games or LEGO Group. Set design, part counts, the exact sale date, and even the final names could all change before any official announcement — or the sets might never appear in this form at all. Leaks like this happen regularly in the LEGO world and don’t always pan out fully: prices shift, sets get delayed, or they get cancelled without any public explanation.
What this means for LEGO Fortnite fans
LEGO is already tied to official Fortnite content through LEGO Fortnite Odyssey, a mode built into the game itself, which we covered in detail separately. Physical brick sets are a different, parallel track of the LEGO Group and Epic Games partnership, and that’s what this leak is about. Judging by the last major update the game received, Epic Games is still actively expanding the franchise, so a fresh wave of merchandise would fit that pattern. This isn’t the only unconfirmed leak of the moment either: we previously covered rumors of a possible crossover with a game on the Roblox platform, which likewise remains unconfirmed by Epic Games.
Frequently asked questions
Have Epic Games or LEGO confirmed LEGO Fortnite sets for 2027? No. Neither leak source is affiliated with the official Epic Games or LEGO Group channels, so everything known about the P-1000 and Guacos Tacos sets remains a rumor.
Which LEGO Fortnite sets are said to be coming in 2027? According to the leak, two sets: P-1000 priced at 99.99 dollars and Guacos Tacos priced at 19.99 dollars.
Where did the information about these sets come from? The Brick Built Blogs channel on YouTube published the information first. Game Rant later described the same sets, citing a different source — an Instagram account called Unibricks.
Is the piece design or part count known? No, neither leak source has revealed those details.
Can these sets already be bought or pre-ordered? No. There is no official announcement, so any offer to buy these sets right now has nothing to do with an actual LEGO Group release.
When can an official announcement be expected? No one has given an exact date. The leak points only to a year — 2027 — without a specific month or quarter.
The short version
Two independent sources — the Brick Built Blogs channel on YouTube and Game Rant, citing an Instagram account called Unibricks — describe the same LEGO sets themed around Fortnite and planned for 2027: P-1000 at 99.99 dollars and Guacos Tacos at 19.99 dollars. Neither set, its design, nor its release date has been officially confirmed by Epic Games or LEGO Group, so for now this remains a leak, not an announcement.
Frequently asked questions
Have Epic Games or LEGO confirmed LEGO Fortnite sets for 2027?
No. Neither leak source is affiliated with the official Epic Games or LEGO Group channels, so everything known about the P-1000 and Guacos Tacos sets remains a rumor.
Which LEGO Fortnite sets are said to be coming in 2027?
According to the leak, two sets: P-1000 priced at 99.99 dollars and Guacos Tacos priced at 19.99 dollars.
Where did the information about these sets come from?
The Brick Built Blogs channel on YouTube published the information first. Game Rant later described the same sets, citing a different source — an Instagram account called Unibricks.
Is the piece design or part count known?
No, neither leak source has revealed those details.
Can these sets already be bought or pre-ordered?
No. There is no official announcement, so any offer to buy these sets right now has nothing to do with an actual LEGO Group release.
When can an official announcement be expected?
No one has given an exact date. The leak points only to a year — 2027 — without a specific month or quarter.