BrickStickerShop Offers Fabric Sails Upgrade for LEGO Bricklink Designer Program's Privateer Frigate Fortuna
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The Bricklink Designer Program has delivered some truly massive and impressive builds, and the Privateer Frigate Fortuna is definitely one of them. This 18th-century warship has been a hit with LEGO Pirates and ship fans alike, thanks to its incredible size and intricate details. It’s easily one of the most complex pirate ships LEGO has produced in recent history.
Now that the Bricklink Designer Program Series 7 sets have started shipping, many fans are getting their hands on this impressive vessel. However, a common point of discussion has been the lack of fabric sails. Because Bricklink Designer Program sets are restricted to using existing LEGO elements, the Fortuna comes with brick-built, folded sails. While functional, they don't quite capture the classic look of LEGO's famed Pirate Ships.
This is where third-party creators step in. BrickPerfection, the designer behind the Fortuna, has collaborated with BrickStickerShop to create a set of fabric sails. These aren't official LEGO pieces, of course, but they are designed and endorsed by the original set designer, which adds a significant level of appeal.
The fabric sails are made from high-quality, thick cloth with a pleasant texture. When applied to the Frigate Fortuna, they instantly transform its appearance, giving it the majestic, wind-filled sails that many fans feel the set should have had from the start. The colours are spot-on and elevate the overall aesthetic, making the ship look exactly as BrickPerfection likely envisioned it.
A major bonus is that no new elements are required to attach these sails to the masts, meaning you can easily swap them out. For anyone who has invested in the Privateer Frigate Fortuna and plans to display it proudly, this sail upgrade seems like a must-have addition. While they aren't cheap, the quality and the immediate visual impact make them a worthy consideration for serious collectors of LEGO pirate ships.
No official Indian pricing or availability for these fabric sails has been confirmed. Given the source price of €51.97 plus shipping, expect this upgrade to cost upwards of ₹5,000 when factoring in import duties and taxes. That’s enough for a decent weekend getaway or a month’s worth of premium chai. Keep an eye on MyBrickHouse and Toycra for potential grey market availability, though importing directly is likely your best bet. Code ABHINAV12 takes 12% off full-price sets at Toycra, minimum order ₹500. This upgrade might not be for everyone, especially those who prefer to keep their sets strictly stock. But for those seeking to complete the look of their Bricklink Designer Program Frigate Fortuna, these fabric sails offer a compelling solution.
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Verdict: IMPORT ONLY. Not in Indian stores — grey market or wait.
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