Fortnite has revealed that its upcoming LEGO Fortnite mode, set to launch on December 7, will feature an extensive collection of LEGO-style skins for players. These LEGO skins are recreations of the regular Fortnite counterparts, encompassing every Epic-made Fortnite skin, along with select licensed character skins from crossover events.

In a recent announcement shared on LEGO Fortnite’s official Twitter account, the exciting news emerged that more than 1,200 Fortnite skins are undergoing a fascinating LEGO transformation for players to enjoy in the upcoming mode.

Your favorite Fortnite outfits but in ✨LEGO✨ bricks

Over 1,200 Outfits now have a LEGO Style. Find them in your Locker and the Item Shop. pic.twitter.com/QhuKGqcUV4

— LEGO Fortnite (@LEGOFortnite) December 3, 2023

However, it’s noteworthy that not every Fortnite skin is part of this extensive collection, and this omission could be attributed to potential licensing complexities associated with certain skins originating from other companies. The meticulous LEGO makeovers promise a visually captivating experience, offering a substantial array of transformed skins while hinting at the intricacies involved in incorporating licensed characters from diverse crossover collaborations.

Unlocking the LEGO-style version of a skin in Fortnite is a straightforward process – players simply need to own the regular version. Head to the Locker section to discover the LEGO-style iteration of your favorite skins. The beauty of this system is that many skins you already possess will automatically undergo the LEGO transformation, making them instantly available for use in the new mode.

According to the official statement , “LEGO Styles for Outfits you already own will be in your Locker automatically at no additional cost.” This thoughtful inclusion by Epic Games is expected to enhance the appeal of the new mode, adding an extra layer of excitement when it launches on December 7th.

Epic Games has confirmed that each skin featuring an original design will receive a LEGO style, even though these styles are not currently visible. Notably, LEGO styles are expected to be exclusive to skins within Fortnite’s “E for Everyone” rating, targeting the game’s younger player base.