A new leak claims that two additional physical LEGO sets themed around Fortnite are currently in development, though neither Epic Games nor the LEGO Group has confirmed the report. The claim traces back to a single YouTube channel and has not been verified through any official channel, so it should be treated as an unconfirmed rumor rather than a confirmed product announcement. Fortnite, Epic Games' battle royale title, already has an established LEGO partnership that spans physical sets as well as the in-game LEGO Fortnite mode. Because that partnership already includes physical LEGO Fortnite products, an expansion of the lineup is plausible even though this particular report remains unverified. If accurate, this leak would extend that existing relationship rather than mark a new direction for either company.
What the Leak Describes
According to the leak, two new Fortnite-branded LEGO sets are reportedly in the works. The first, called P-1000, carries a reported price of $99.99. The second, called Guacos Tacos, carries a reported price of $19.99. Both are said to be targeting release at some point in 2027, though no specific month or date has surfaced. The report traces back to a YouTube channel called Brick Built Blogs, which reportedly listed multiple new LEGO sets scheduled for 2027, with these two Fortnite sets included among them.
No Confirmation From Either Company
Neither Epic Games nor the LEGO Group has commented on the leak, and neither has confirmed that the sets exist. Actual designs for P-1000 or Guacos Tacos have not been revealed anywhere, and no box art, piece counts, or official images have surfaced beyond the original leak. As with most leaks of this kind, the claims should be weighed carefully given that they come from a single source that has not been independently verified. Until either company addresses the report directly, the sets remain unofficial and unverified.
Speculation on Scale and Scope
Some early speculation around the leak, based only on how LEGO has priced its existing Fortnite sets, suggests the pricier P-1000 could be comparable in scale to one of the larger Fortnite LEGO sets already on the market, given its $99.99 price point. The cheaper Guacos Tacos, priced at $19.99, would likely be a smaller build or a standalone figure by comparison. This is speculation only, drawn from general pricing patterns rather than any detail included in the leak itself. As it stands, the P-1000 and Guacos Tacos LEGO sets are nothing more than an unconfirmed leak sourced from a single YouTube channel, with no statement from Epic Games or the LEGO Group and no revealed designs to back it up. Given the two companies' ongoing Fortnite LEGO partnership, an expansion of the physical lineup would not be surprising, but until an official announcement arrives, readers should treat the prices, set names, and 2027 timeframe as rumor rather than fact.
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