LEGO Ideas allows fans from around the world to submit their idea for the next great LEGO Set. When it gets enough votes from other fans, The LEGO Group reviews it for consideration as a real LEGO Set. (The artist who designed the model receives a commission for their idea.)
Should you conserve cash for this beautiful brick-built Conservatory, or stash your cash in the bushes and wait for something better to grow?
Can the magic of Tim Burton’s 1993 classic film be captured using LEGO Bricks? Let’s find out, and explore the many details hidden within this set!
From fan submission to official LEGO Set—This blacksmith shop leans in to the classic castle theme (but slightly misses the mark).
The latest addition to the LEGO Ideas series was unveiled today…
LEGO fans just can’t get enough Space sets, which is why nobody should be suprised by the warm welcome for the latest addition to the LEGO Ideas series.
#21321 International Space Station
Reviewers agree—this is a really detailed model with tons of details in the core Habitation Module and Solar Array, not to mention the satellites and tiny brick-built Space Shuttle.
Brick Architect doesn’t have a copy yet, but you will find reviews at:
In the New Elementary review, you will find a complete list of printed parts (there are many), and existing parts available in new colors.
Why are tree houses so appealing—maybe because they are a place where your imagination can run free? Kevin Feeser’s LEGO IDEAS submission earned 10,000 votes in just four months… Let’s see if the final version lives up to the hype!
In this exclusive article, we share highlights from building the model, and interview the designer to learn more about designing great LEGO models and promoting your project on LEGO Ideas. With nearly 10,000 votes, it could become an official LEGO set!
Let’s learn how 3d digital artist Holly Webster combined her passion for LEGO and her close connection to the animated film Coraline into this amazing LEGO IDEAS submission.
#21315 Pop-Up Book is the newest addition to the LEGO Ideas series, and will arrive in stores on November 1st. Let’s take a look at the upcoming set, and see if it has improved from the original submission.
The LEGO Ideas website has many fascinating fan-made LEGO creations. I’ve highlighted my five personal favorite architecture projects, along with a few favorites from other Brick Architect contributors.
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