When you open the LEGO® inventory, you're opening the door to a world of LEGO Elements and assets! This exclusive content is at your disposal for your building fun. LEGO Elements can be mixed and matched with Fortnite props to create the ultimate experience.
These LEGO assets come pre-built, so you don’t have to worry about losing pieces, adding too many bricks, or accidentally skipping an instruction step!
Use these custom LEGO assets in Fortnite to create weird, wacky, wonderful experiences with the fun and color you'd expect.
Some assets in the Content tab or Content browser may not be available for a certain brand. This is because islands created with an external brand should reflect the vibe, tone, and idea behind the brand. For example, Fall Guys Beans are cute and playful — it's never appropriate for them to use weapons because that does not align with the Fall Guys brand. Similarly, not all of the Fortnite assets are available in LEGO® Islands because they are not Minifigure-compatible (Minifigures do have small hands, after all).
Make sure to check out each brand's introduction blog post and the accompanying documentation so you get the full understanding of what is (and isn't) okay within a specific brand and why.
All LEGO animals, props, houses and other assets are cataloged under LEGO® in the Content menu for Creative and the Content Browser for UEFN.
To learn more on how to build a LEGO Island, see Working with LEGO® Islands.
All Fortnite original props, prefabs, and galleries or icons that have a military theme are not available on LEGO Islands.
Within Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), you can also open the Content Drawer and navigate to All > LEGO® Content to access additional assets like materials and audio files.
Prefabs and Galleries
Prefabs and galleries are ready-made building blocks for your LEGO creations. They include detailed LEGO builds and collections of assets that you can place, customize, and combine to shape your island.
To learn more, see Using Prefabs and Galleries.
Larger prefabs and galleries can affect island memory. To learn more about optimizing your islands performance, see Building with LEGO Elements.
Prefabs
Prefabs are themed LEGO builds that can help you get started quickly. They're designed to save time while letting you focus on creativity. Each prefab is fully editable, you can rebuild it, resize it, or mix pieces from multiple prefabs to create something new.
Use prefabs as foundations, landmarks, or gameplay spaces. They're flexible and meant to inspire experimentation rather than prescribe a specific type of game or environment.
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Animal Farm | Block House | Block Landscape A | Chess | Block Landscape B |
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Block Temple | Banana Garden | Hedge Garden | Pond Garden | Stone Garden |
| Space | ||||
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Space Connection | Space Control | Space Quarters | Space Vessel | Space Production |
| Spring | ||||
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Spring Market | Spring Playground | |||
| Suburban | ||||
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Suburban Red Brick House | Suburban Blue House | |||
| Toy Factory | ||||
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Toy Factory Winter Lodge | ||||
| Other | ||||
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Music Concert Stage | Primitives Obstacle Course |
Galleries
Galleries provide groups of individual LEGO assets, from furniture and foliage to structural pieces and decorations. They let you handpick and assemble elements that fit your island's design.
You can use galleries to fill in details, expand prefabs, or build original structures completely from scratch.
You can pull individual props directly from the Props folder in the Content Browser directly into your island. This gives you access to single objects from a prefab or gallery so you can place and customize them without using the full set.
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Space City Floor & Stairs Gallery A | Space Roof Gallery A | Space Wall Gallery A | Suburban Floor Gallery A | Suburban Roof Gallery A |
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Suburban Stair Gallery A | Suburban Wall Gallery Blue | Suburban Wall Gallery Red Brick | Suburban Wall Gallery Yellow Brick | Toy Factory Winter Lodge Gallery |
| Music | ||||
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Music Concert Prop Gallery A | Music Concert Prop Gallery B | |||
| Nature | ||||
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Spring Woodland Nature Gallery | ||||
| Props | ||||
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Bloom Tycoon Animal Prop Gallery | Bloom Tycoon Blocks Prop Gallery | Bloom Tycoon Farming Prop Gallery | Bloom Tycoon Games Prop Gallery | Bloom Tycoon Garden Prop Gallery |
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LEGO® Ninjago® Props Gallery | Scary Space Prop Gallery A | Space City Prop Gallery A | Space Exterior Prop Gallery A | Space Friends Prop Gallery A |
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Space Plants Prop Gallery A | Spring Celebration Prop Gallery | Suburban Prop Gallery | Toy Factory Character Prop Gallery | Toy Factory Indoor Prop Gallery |
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Toy Factory Outdoor Prop Gallery | Toy Factory Winter Lodge Prop Gallery | |||
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Primitives Prop Gallery |
Brick Modules
Brick modules are preassembled brick-built pieces, similar to gallery assets. You can combine these pieces together to build out your environment design. These modular pieces are not designed to be separated back into individual bricks.
For UEFN projects, you can use Brick Modules as placed elements and create additional designs with the Brick Editor. Use the Brick Editor to build new brick-by-brick structures that complement or extend the modules you place.
To learn more, see Working with the LEGO® Brick Editor.
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Ninjago Monastery |
Devices
There are almost 100 Fortnite devices available for LEGO Islands. All of these devices are Minifigure-compatible and have the same options as in Fortnite. However, not all devices are available on LEGO Islands.
Patchwork devices use Fortnite's regular scale. This means Minifigures don't need glasses to read all the knob labels!
Some devices are designed specifically to support LEGO gameplay and player interaction. These include:
Assembly Devices: Custom to LEGO Islands is the Assembly device, which you can use to build and disassemble props with a single button.
Collectible Devices: Lets you add LEGO Elements that players can pick up, and use as part of island gameplay. You can customize these devices to support different types of objectives or game styles.
Certain devices are reviewed by Fortnite and LEGO moderation teams for features they support to ensure the island is compliant with the LEGO® Brand Rules. This includes:
Devices that support text input.
Spawners and spawned items provided to players.
Excluded Devices List
The following table lists the devices that will not be selectable under the Devices tab on LEGO Islands.
| Device Name | Reason for Omission |
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Armored Battlebus Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
ATK Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Baller Spawner | Minifigures don't like that they can't play sports with the items spawned from this spawner. |
Barrier Plate | Minifigures are not heavy enough to trigger the plate. |
Big Rig Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Biplane Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the steering wheel on the biplanes. |
Boat Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the steering wheel on the boats. |
Cannon Spawner | Military references cannot be used on a LEGO Island. |
Chiller | Minifigures don't like to be chilled. |
Creature Manager | These creatures are too scary for Minifigures. |
Creature Placer | These creatures are too scary for Minifigures. |
Creature Spawner | These creatures are too scary for Minifigures. |
Crowd Volume | Everything is awesome, except for the crowd volume. |
Damage Amplifier Power-Up | Minifigures can't take damage. |
Dirt Bike Spawner | Minifigures can't see over the handlebars. |
Driftboard Spawner | Minifigures have a hard time performing a Laser Flip with a Driftboard. |
Fang Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Guard Spawner | Lord Business has enough guards. |
Heavy Turret | Military references cannot be used on a LEGO Island. |
Helicopter Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the steering wheel on the helicopters. |
Melee Designer | Minifigures get too confused during melee. |
Mounted Turret | Military references cannot be used on a LEGO Island. |
Nitro Drift Sedan Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Octane Spawner | The available cars aren't fast enough for Clutch Powers. |
Pickup Truck Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Poison Dart Trap | Darts bounce off Minifigures. |
Quadcrasher Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Rocket Boost | Clutch doesn't need help going fast. |
Rocket Racing Vehicle Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Scoreboard | Minifigures can't reach to change the numbers. |
Sedan Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Shooting Range Gallery | Bad Cop doesn't need any more target practice. |
Shopping Cart Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the handle on the shopping carts. |
Siege Cannon | Military references cannot be used on a LEGO Island. |
Signal Remote Manager | The buttons on the remote are hard to press for a Minifigure. |
Speaker | Loud and sudden music scares the LEGO llamas. |
Spike Trap | Minifigures don't like spikes. |
Sportbike Spawner | Minifigures can't see over the handlebars. |
Sports Car Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Surfboard Spawner | Minifigures can't perform a Bottom Turn on the Surfboard. |
SUV Spawner | Minifigures can't reach the pedals. |
Tank Spawner | Military references cannot be used on a LEGO Island. |
Taxi Spawner | Minifigures prefer to walk. |
UFO Spawner | Minifigures are scared of UFOs. |
Video Player | This device doesn't work with LEGO TVs. |
The following Environmental Traps are also unavailable:
Fire (Ceiling, Floor, Wall)
Poison Dart (Ceiling, Floor, Wall)
Spike (Ceiling, Floor, Wall)
LEGO Styles
You can expand your island with LEGO Minifigures as NPCs with the NPC Spawner device. Through the device you can choose and manage over 500 LEGO Styles. You can change the LEGO Style to match the theme of your experience, create visual variety, or distinguish groups of characters. To learn more, see NPC Spawner Devices.
In Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN), LEGO Styles are controlled through NPC Character Modifiers. To use LEGO Styles in the NPC Spawner device, create a new NPC Character Definition, and use the Character Cosmetic NPC Modifier.
To learn more about updating an NPC's style, inventory, or behavior, see the NPC Character Definitions page.
Tools and Weapons
LEGO Islands can include tools and weapons which are Minifigure-compatible. These classic Fortnite tools and weapons have been redesigned to be used by Minifigures. You can place them in your LEGO experience, included in chests, or configured through devices to support objectives, progression, and player interaction.
You can find tools, weapons, and ammo within Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). Open the Content Drawer and navigate to All > LEGO® Content > Weapons.
Tools
Tools are utility objects that minifigures can carry and use. You can place tools as world pickups, added to chests, or granted through devices to support quests, crafting loops, or other progression mechanics.
| Tools | |||||
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Grappler | Patchwork Tool | Prop-o-Matic |
Weapons
Weapons are Fortnite styled LEGO versions. You can use these weapons in gameplay, including PvP or PvE experiences.
You can place weapons as pickups in the world, added to containers, granted as rewards, or used in combat-based objectives. They can support challenges, adventure gameplay, or reward systems.
Some weapons are available in different rarities. Higher-rarity versions often feature improved stats such as durability or effectiveness.
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Axe | Burst Pulse Rifle | Crossbow | CX Burst Laser Mk. | CX Pulse Laser Mk. | Double Saucer |
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Explosive Goo Gun | Good Ol’ Trusty | Kinetic Blade | Kymera Ray Gun | Nunchucks | Overclocked CX Burst Laser |
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Overclocked CX Pulse Laser | Protype Pulserifle X2 | Pulserifle X2 Mk. | Royal Sting Blaster | Shuriken | Snowball Launcher |
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Sting Blaster | Super Saucer | Sword |
Ammo
Certain LEGO weapons need specific resources to operate, and that is where ammo comes in. Each ammo type is designed with a unique style so players can instantly recognize what they have collected.
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Arrow | Energy | Heavy | Light | Medium | Rocket | Shell |
Items
Items are collectible or consumable objects available in your LEGO Island that players can pick up, use, or consume. They can support progression, resource systems, or rewards, but are optional depending on your island's design. You can place Items directly in the world, grant them through devices, or use them as part of quests or objectives.
You can find Items within Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). Open the Content Drawer and navigate to All > LEGO® Content > Items.
Collectibles
Collectibles are Items that players can pick up and hold for later use. They often serve as resources, quest items, or currency in your island.
You can use collectibles to support progression systems, or trading mechanics. You can place them as world pickups or add them to containers.
| Collectibles | ||||
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Chronosteel Shard | Diamond | Mechanical Gear | Monster Shard | Pumpkin |
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Red Mushroom | Vampire Teeth |
Consumables
Consumables are Items that provide an immediate benefit when used. These benefits include restoring health, or providing shield during gameplay.
Consumables are useful for survival experiences, combat focused islands, or moments where you want players to recover or prepare before a challenge. You can place them in the world, included in loot systems, or awarded as part of missions or events.
| Food | ||||
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Apple | Banana | Coconut | Corn | Egg |
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Meat | Pizza | Slapberry | Slap Juice | Slurp Juice |
Containers
Argghhh, matey! Fill these LEGO chests or llamas with tools, items, or anything else players need. Chests are equipped the same way as classic Fortnite chests, only these are built with bricks to match other LEGO assets.
You can find Containers within Unreal Editor for Fortnite (UEFN). Open the Content Drawer and navigate to All > LEGO® Content > Containers > SetupAssets > Blueprints.
Different-sized chests have different capacities.
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Tiered Chest | Spawn Drop |
