LEGO® BrickLink Designer Program Sleepy Dragon Inn 910070, set de 3121 pièces

LEGO® Sleepy Dragon Inn 910070: Price, Pre-order and Full Details

The second standout finalist of the BrickLink® Designer Program Series 9: a medieval tavern that makes you want to move in.

A fantasy tavern designed to feel alive

Sleepy Dragon Inn 910070 leans into medieval fantasy: timber walls, a thatched roof, a central hearth, with a real play feature. Turn the log on the side and the chicken roasts over the fire. A small detail that changes the whole feel of the build.

Key facts

Theme: BrickLink® Designer Program (official LEGO®, fan-designed)
Price: $269.99
Piece count: 3,121
Pre-order window: October 6 to 12, 2026
Estimated shipping: from March 2027, if the set reaches the pre-order threshold

A set fantasy fans will love

With over 3,000 pieces, Sleepy Dragon Inn has the density of a genuine display piece: multiple floors, a detailed common room, upstairs bedrooms. It's the kind of build that sits naturally next to a Castle set or a Lord of the Rings diorama. A real favourite for anyone who loves scenery as much as building.

Pre-order: how it works

Like every BrickLink® Designer Program set, Sleepy Dragon Inn needs to reach 3,000 pre-orders during the October 6 to 12, 2026 window to go into production. If it succeeds, shipping is expected from March 2027.

A Kadris® wall art piece for this set

A tavern this detailed deserves to be shown off on the wall once it's built. At Kadris®, a made-to-order wall art piece can already be commissioned for any LEGO® build. Head to the made-to-order page to discuss it, or browse the new arrivals collection for the latest available wall art.

Photo credit: LEGO Group / BrickLink Designer Program.

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