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Lego Ideas

Lego Ideas (formerly known as Lego Cuusoo and stylized in start case) is a website run by Chaordix and The Lego Group, which allows users to submit ideas for Lego products to be turned into potential sets available commercially, with the original designer receiving 1% of the royalties.[2] It started in 2008 as an offshoot of the Japanese company Cuusoo, named after the Japanese word 空想 kūsō (daydream, fantasy).

Lego Ideas
Other namesLego Cuusoo (2008–2014)
SubjectCommunity Supported Builds
Licensed fromThe Lego Group
Availability2008–present
Total sets56[1]
Official website

Background

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Lego Ideas was first introduced as an offshoot of the Japanese company CUUSOO, produced as a collaboration between CUUSOO and The Lego Group. Titled LEGO CUUSOO, the site was labeled a beta site and remained so until the unveiling of Lego Ideas as a finished product.[3] In 2014, the platform moved to Chaordix.[4]

Process

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#17 is the Apollo 11 Saturn V rocket, and contains 1969 pieces, a number chosen to match the year of the first Moon landing.

User submission phase

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Users express their idea by combining a written description of the idea and a sample Lego model that demonstrates the concept into a project page. Once the page is published it is viewable to other users. The goal of every project is to be supported by 10,000 different users, which would then make the project eligible for review. At first, projects would be kept on the Cuusoo/Ideas website for up to two years and then taken down if the project did not reach the 10,000 required votes of support. Lego Ideas later changed the threshold to include a minimum number of 100 votes in the first 60 days after submission or the project would expire, followed by a year to reach 1,000 votes, another six months to reach 5,000 votes and finally six months to reach the 10,000 supported votes.

Originally, project submissions were allowed to be about anything and had no limits on the size and style of project. After sets began to be rejected with stated reasons, Lego Ideas announced restrictions on content including the use of no new part molds, banning intellectual properties owned by competing toy companies, and adult content. Lego Ideas further restricted project submissions in June 2016 by limiting the size of the project to a maximum of 3,000 pieces, any project replicating a life-size weapon, and any project based on an intellectual property already produced as a set by Lego Ideas/Cuusoo.[5] Ideas further restricted submissions in 2017 by disallowing any projects based on third-party licenses already being produced by Lego, such as Star Wars and Harry Potter.[6]

All eligible projects are collectively reviewed in the order of whichever projects hit 10,000 supporters within any of the three tri-annual deadlines of May, September, or January.

Review phase

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Due to the increasing number of project submissions based on ideas that The Lego Group would reject, Lego Ideas has refined its submission standards over the years.

Since its inception, a number of sets that have reached the 10,000 vote threshold have been rejected during the review for various reasons. Some rejected sets have been based on specific intellectual properties were rejected due to the content matter presented. Any theme that relates to alcohol, sex, drugs, religious references, post-World War II warfare or based on a first-person shooter is deemed inappropriate for younger Lego fans.[2] IPs that have been rejected for this reason have been based on Firefly[7] and Shaun of the Dead.[8]

Other projects which have been rejected include ones based on My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic due to the property being owned by rival toy manufacturer Hasbro,[9] certain sets based on The Legend of Zelda due to the need to create too many original molds, although Lego did not completely rule out other projects based on the franchise,[10] and a Sandcrawler set for the Ultimate Collector Series due to The Lego Group's ongoing collaboration with Lucasfilm on Lego Star Wars.[11]

In the first 2015 review, announced in October 2015, no projects were selected for the first time[12] as the many projects were rejected for various reasons. Many of these projects would not have met the revised submission standards issued in June 2016.

A record 26 projects qualified for the first 2020 review followed by another record 35 qualified projects in the second 2020 review.[13][14] Lego cited the sudden increase in projects surpassing the 10,000 vote threshold was likely due to the global lockdown amidst the COVID-19 pandemic.[15] The first 2021 review phase saw yet another record number with 57 qualified projects[16] after one project was disqualified due to an intellectual property conflict.[17][18]

Production phase

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If the product is cleared for production, it is further developed by Lego set designers and the final model gets released as an official set under the "Lego Ideas" banner. Users that have their projects produced receive ten copies of the final set, as well as a 1% royalty of the product's net sales and credit and bio in set materials as the Lego Ideas set creator.[3][19]

Sets

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As of August 13, 2022, 58 sets have been produced and 65 sets have been announced (including GWP sets):

  Set based on an original idea
  Set based on an existing intellectual property
Sets are listed in order of announcement. Bold line indicates when branding changed from Cuusoo to Ideas. Flags represent the creators country of origin.

Cuusoo/Ideas # Set #
Set name (Project title)
 Released Creator name (username) Project Notes
#001 21100 Shinkai 6500 Submarine
(Shinkai Expedition) 		February 17, 2011 (Japan)   (at_guy) Link Only released in Japan.
#002 21101 Hayabusa
(Asteroid Exploration Spacecraft Hayabusa) 		March 1, 2012 (Japan)
July 11, 2012 (international) 		  Daisuke Okubo (daisuke)[20] Link First announced Cuusoo set to be internationally available.[21]
#003 21102[22] Minecraft Micro World
(Lego Minecraft) 		June 1, 2012   Mojang Link Based on the video game Minecraft.[23] First set to start a new Lego theme Lego Minecraft.
#004 21103 The DeLorean Time Machine
(Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine) 		August 1, 2013   Masashi Togami & Sakuretsu Link Based on the Back to the Future DeLorean time machine.[24]
Lego also used this license for character and level packs in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game.
#005 21104 NASA Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover
(Mars Science Laboratory Curiosity Rover) 		January 1, 2014   Stephen Pakbaz (Perijove) Link Based on the NASA Mars Curiosity Rover.
#006 21108 Ghostbusters Ecto-1
(Ghostbusters 30th Anniversary)[25] 		June 1, 2014   Brent Waller (BrentWaller) Link Based on the Ecto-1 from the Ghostbusters franchise. Second set to inspire a Lego theme from the set with a set based on the Ghostbusters' firehouse and one on the 2016 film.
Lego also used this license for character and level packs in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game.
#007 21109 Exo Suit
(Exo Suit) 		August 1, 2014   Peter Reid (PeterReid) Link Influenced by the Classic Lego Space sets.
#008 21110 Research Institute
(Female Minifigure Set) 		August 1, 2014   Ellen Kooijman (Alatariel) Link
#009 21301 Birds
(Lego Bird Project) 		January 1, 2015   Tom Poulsom (DeTomaso) Link Includes models of a blue jay, robin, and hummingbird.
#010 21302 The Big Bang Theory
(The Big Bang Theory) 		August 1, 2015   Ellen Kooijman (Alatariel) Link Based on the TV series The Big Bang Theory.
Kooijman's second approved Ideas set.
#011[26] 21304 Doctor Who
(Doctor Who and Companions) 		December 1, 2015[27]   Andrew Clark (AndrewClark2) Link Based on the BBC TV series Doctor Who.
Lego also used this license for character and level packs in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game.
#012[a][26] 21303 WALL-E
(WALL-E) 		September 1, 2015   Angus MacLane (MacLane)[28] Link Based on the Pixar film WALL-E, a film that MacLane worked on as the directing animator.

The set was re-released twice due to issues regarding neck stability of the set. The second release fixed these issues.[29]

#013[30] 21305 Maze
(Labyrinth Marble Maze) 		April 1, 2016[31]   Jason Allemann (JKBrickworks) Link A Labyrinth marble game puzzle built from Lego bricks.
#014[32] 21307[33] Caterham Seven 620R[33]
(Caterham Super Seven) 		October 1, 2016[33]   Carl Greatrix (bricktrix_Carl) Link Based on the classic British sports car.
#015[34] 21306 The Beatles Yellow Submarine
(Beatles Yellow Submarine) 		November 1, 2016   Kevin Szeto (kevinszeto) Link Based on the Beatles' animated film Yellow Submarine.
#016[32] 21308 Adventure Time
(Brick-built Adventure Time figures) 		December 26, 2016[35]   Ludovic Piraud (aBetterMonkey) Link Based on the animated series Adventure Time.
Lego also used this license for character and level packs in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game.
#017[34] 21309 NASA Apollo Saturn V
(Apollo 11 Saturn V) 		June 1, 2017   Felix Stiessen (saabfan)
  Valérie Roche (whatsuptoday) 		Link Based on the rocket used for NASA's Apollo 11 Moon mission, with the number of pieces matching the year the mission took place.
Due to the set's popularity, it was re-released in 2020 as set number 92176.[36]
#018[37] 21310 Old Fishing Store
(Old Fishing Store) 		September 1, 2017   Robert Bontenbal (RobenAnne)[38] Link
#019[39] 21312 Women of NASA
(Women of NASA) 		November 1, 2017   Maia Weinstock (20tauri)[40] Link Based on accomplished women who have worked for NASA.[41]
#020[42] 21313 Ship in a Bottle
(Ship In A Bottle, The Flagship Leviathan) 		February 1, 2018   Jacob Sadovich (JakeSadovich77)[43] Link A Ship in a bottle built from Lego bricks.
Due to the set's popularity, it was re-released in 2020 as set number 92177.[36]
#021[44] 21314 TRON: Legacy
(Tron Legacy Light Cycle)[45] 		March 31, 2018   Tom & Drew (BrickBros UK)[46] Link Based on the vehicle that appears in the film Tron: Legacy.
#022[42] 21311 Voltron
(Voltron – Defender of the Universe) 		August 1, 2018   Leandro Tayag (len_d69)[47] Link Based on animated series Voltron.[48]
#023[49] 21315 Pop-Up Book
(Pop-Up Book) 		November 1, 2018   Jason Allemann (JKBrickworks)
  Grant Davis (Grant_Davis_)[50] 		Link Based on the classic fairy tales, Little Red Riding Hood and Jack and the Beanstalk.
Allemann's second approved Ideas set.
#024[51] 21316 The Flintstones
(The Flintstones) 		March 1, 2019   Andrew Clark (AndrewClark2)[52] Link Based on the Hanna-Barbera cartoon The Flintstones.
Clark's second approved Ideas set.
#025[b][54][55] 21317 Steamboat Willie
(Steamboat Willie) 		April 1, 2019   Máté Szabó (szabomate90)[56] Link Based on the Walt Disney Studios short film Steamboat Willie.
#026[51] 21318 Tree House
(Treehouse) 		August 1, 2019   Kevin Feeser (KevinTreeHouse)[57] Link
#027[54] 21319 Central Perk
(The Central Perk Coffee of Friends) 		September 1, 2019   Aymeric Fievet (Mric76)[58] Link Based on the TV series Friends. Lego used the license for a second Friends set under the LEGO Icons brand in 2021.[59]
#028[60] 21320 Dinosaur Fossils
(Dinosaurs Fossils Skeletons - Natural History Collection) 		November 1, 2019   Jonathan Brunn (Mukkinn)[61] Link Includes fossil skeleton models of a Tyrannosaurus, Triceratops, and Pteranodon.
#029[62] 21321 International Space Station
(International Space Station) 		February 1, 2020   Christoph Ruge (XCLD)[63] Link Based on the International Space Station. Initially an Ideas project that did not pass review; first project to win a fan vote against other rejected projects to become a set.
#030[64] 21322 Pirates of Barracuda Bay
(The Pirate Bay) 		April 1, 2020   Pablo Sánchez Jiménez (Bricky–Brick)[65] Link The project was inspired by the classic Lego Pirates theme. The released set incorporated many design features from the 6285 Black Seas Barracuda pirate ship released in 1989, and can be built either as a pirate shipwreck on an island or the pirate ship due to its modular design.
#031[64] 21323 Grand Piano
(Playable Lego Piano) 		August 1, 2020   Donny Chen (SleepyCow)[66] Link Initially qualified for the third review of 2018, but was not approved until the first review of 2019. The released set features a working 25-key keyboard compatible with the Lego Powered Up mobile app, a piece with Lego's first logo from 1934 to 1936 printed on it, and a sheet music piece featuring an original composition by Chen, "Playday", which was performed in a video made for his original submission.[67][68]
#032[69] 21324 123 Sesame Street
(123 Sesame Street) 		November 1, 2020   Ivan Guerrero (bulldoozer21)[70] Link Based on the Sesame Street children's television program.[71]
#033[72][73] 21325 Medieval Blacksmith
(Medieval Blacksmith) 		February 1, 2021   Clemens Fiedler (Namirob)[74] Link
#034[75] 21326 Winnie the Pooh
(Winnie the Pooh)[76] 		April 1, 2021   Ben Alder (benlouisa)[77] Link Based on the Winnie the Pooh franchise.
#035[78][79] 21327 Typewriter
(LEGO Typewriter)[80] 		July 1, 2021   Steve Guinness (Steve Guinness)[81] Link
#036[78][79] 21328 Seinfeld
(Seinfeld 30th Anniversary)[82] 		August 1, 2021   Brent Waller (BrentWaller)[83] Link Based on the TV series Seinfeld.
Waller's second approved Ideas set.
#037[13][84] 21329[85] Fender Stratocaster
(Legendary Stratocaster) 		October 1, 2021   Tomáš Letenay (TOMOELL) Link Winner of the Music to our Ears contest product idea review.
#038[78][79] 21330[86] Home Alone
(Home Alone. McCallister's House.)[87] 		November 1, 2021   Alex Storozhuk (adwind)[88] Link Based on the Home Alone franchise.
#039[89][90] 21331[91][92] Sonic the Hedgehog Green Hill Zone
(Sonic Mania – Green Hill Zone)[93] 		January 1, 2022   Viv Grannell (toastergrl)[94] Link Project was based initially on the video game Sonic Mania and the final product was based on the first level from the first game, Sonic the Hedgehog.[93]
Lego previously used this license for a character and level pack in the Lego Dimensions toys-to-life video game.[95]
#040[13][84] 21332[96] The Globe
(Earth Globe)[97] 		February 1, 2022   Guillaume Roussel (Disneybrick55)[98] Link
#041[89] 21333 (Vincent van Gogh: The Starry Night)[99][100] May 28, 2022 (USA)
May 30, 2022 (International) 		  Truman Cheng (legotruman)[101] Link Based on The Starry Night painting.
#042[102] 21334[103] Jazz Quartet
(Jazz Quartet)[104][105] 		July 1, 2022   Hsinwei Chi (LEGO7)[106] Link
#043[107] 21335 (Motorized Lighthouse)[108][109] September 1, 2022   Sandro Quattrini (Roses Must Build)[110] Link
#044[102] 21336 (The Office)[111] October 1, 2022   Jaijai Lewis (Lego The Office)[112] Link Based on the TV series The Office (American TV series).
This was Lewis' third project based on The Office to reach the review stage before being approved.[113]
#045 21337 Table Football

(Foosball Table)[114][115][116]

November 1,

2022

  Donát Fehérvári (Constructions by Donat) Link Winner of the We Love Sports contest product idea review.
#046[117] 21338 (A-Frame Cabin)[118] February 1, 2023   Andrea Lattanzio (Norton74)[119] Link
#047 21339 (BTS "Dynamite")[120] March 1, 2023   Josh Bretz (JBBrickFanatic)
  Jacob (BangtanBricks)[121] 		Link Based on the South Korean boy band BTS and their music video for the song "Dynamite".
#048 21340 (Tales of the space age)[122] May 5, 2023   Jan Woźnica (john_carter)[123] Link
#049 21341 (Hocus Pocus – The Sanderson Sisters’ Cottage)[124] July 4, 2023   Amber Veyt (TheAmbrinator)[125] Link Based on the 1993 Disney film Hocus Pocus.
The winning project's announcement came over two months before the release of the sequel Hocus Pocus 2.
#050 21342 The Insect Collection (LEGO Insects)[126][127] September 4, 2023   José María (hachiroku24)[128] Link
#051 21343[129] (Viking Village) October 1, 2023   Florian (BrickHammer)[130] Link Initially an Ideas project that did not pass review; the second project to win a fan vote partnered with Target Corporation against other rejected projects to become a set.
#052 21344 (The Orient Express, a Legendary Train)[131] December 1, 2023   Thomas Lajon (LEt'sGO)[132] Link Based on the Orient Express train.
#053 21345 (Polaroïd Onestep SX-70) January 1, 2024   Marc (Minibrick Productions)[133] Link Based on the Polaroïd Onestep SX-70 camera.
#054 21346 (Family Tree)[134] February 1, 2024   Ivan Guerrero (BulldozerBuilder)[135] Link Winner of the Target What Does Family Mean to You? contest product idea review.
#055 21347 (Red London Telephone Box)[136] February 1, 2024   John Cramp (Bricked1980)[137] Link
#056 21348 Dungeons & Dragons: Red Dragon's Tale (Dragon's Keep: Journey's End) March 19, 2024   Lucas (BoltBuilds)[138] Link Based on the Dungeons & Dragons media franchise. Winner of a fan vote commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of the franchise.
#057 21349 (Cat)[139] June 1, 2024 Damian Andres (The Yellow Brick)[140] Link
#058 21350 (Jaws) August 3, 2024   Jonny Campbell (Diving Bricks) Link Based on the Universal Pictures film Jaws.
#059 21351 (The Nightmare Before Christmas) September 3, 2024   Simon Scott (Tvrulesmylife) Link Based on Disney Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.
#060 (Twilight: Cullen House) Nick Micheels (LobsterThermidor) Link Based on Summet Entertainment’s The Twilight Saga franchise.
#061 (The Botanical Garden)   Valentina Bima (Goannas89) Link
#062 (Minifigure Prize Machine) Rob Vangansewinkel (Goosestore) Link
#063 (Western River Steamboat) Aaron Hall (CTDpower) Link
#064 (Charlie and the Chocolate Factory)   Jody Padulano (JodyPad)
  Roberto Ceruti (BrickUP)
(together known as 2PPL) 		Link
#065 (The Italian Riviera) (Galaxy333) Link
#066 (The Goonies) (Delusion Brick) Link Based on the 1985 film The Goonies.
#067 (Gizmo) (Terauma) Link
#068 (Disney Pixar Luxo Jr.) (T0BY1KENOBI25150) Link Based on the Pixar lamp and the 1986 short film Luxo Jr.
#069 21532 (The Magic of Disney) October 1, 2024 (  JacobM366) Link Based on the Walt Disney Animation Studios films
  1. ^ Announced as Ideas #011 but released as Ideas #012. Was released before Ideas #011 (Doctor Who set) as it was under review prior to WALL-E but took longer to gain approval.
  2. ^ Initial production sets were printed as #024 despite being the 25th set. This is corrected in later issued sets.[53]

Promotional sets

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LEGO Ideas offers contests to fan designers on the crowdsourcing platform.

Prizes include LEGO sets or, in some cases, the possibility of transforming the first prize into an official LEGO set in the form of a GWP (Gift With Purchase).

Currently, 6 competitions have been awarded with such a prize.

  Set based on an original idea
  Set based on an existing intellectual property

Set #
Set name (Project title)
 Year of Release Creator name (username) Project Notes
40335 Space Rocket Ride

(Comic Rocket Ride! Coin operated)

2019 mjsmiley Link Winner of the LEGO Moments in Space contest product idea review.
40448 Vintage Car

(Aedelsten Deluxe)

2021 Versteinert Link Winner of the Build a vintage car to cruise the streets of LEGO modular buildings! contest product idea review.
40487 Sailboat Adventure

(Sailing Ship Aventure)

2021 yc_solo Link Winner of the Build that holiday into that holiday! contest product idea review.
40533 Cosmic Cardboard Adventures

(The Adventures of the USS Cardboard)

2022 bulldoozer Link Winner of the Out of this world space builds! contest product idea review.
40566 Ray the castaway

(Ray the Castaway)

2022 DadiTwins Link Winner of the Do you want to go to the seaside? contest product idea review.
40595 (Tribute to Galileo Galilei) 2023 Firecracker_ Link Winner of the Ready, Set, Go STEM! contest product idea review.

Test Lab Challenge

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In September 2022, LEGO Ideas opened an invite-only challenge to fan designers on the crowdsourcing platform for digitally designed sets with a limited palette.

In January 2023, 9 designs were selected with them set to be released for purchase on Lego.com throughout 2023.[141]

  Set based on an original idea
  Set based on an existing intellectual property

Set #
Set name (Project title)
 Release date Creator name (username) Notes
ND (Cyber Explorers) 2023 Beto_Builds
ND (Plant Your Garden) 2023 Mind The Brick
ND (Market Stall - Fit For Any City) 2023 Boom Brickz
ND (Double-Sided Billboard or Frame) 2023 MiniBricks74279
ND (Wacky Fish) 2023 JBBrickFanatic
ND (Modular Motors) 2023 nasa105
ND (Greenhouse Vignette) 2023 ThatOneGuy_Steve
ND (Christmas Sock) Late 2023 BrickStability
ND (Sugar Skull) Late 2023 yop1172

Awards and nominations

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In September 2022, The Office (set number: 21336) was awarded "Toy of the Year" and also "Grown-Up Toy of the Year" by the Toy Association.[142]

See also

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References

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  98. ^ "REIMAGINE VINCENT VAN GOGH'S ICONIC PAINTING WITH THE NEW LEGO IDEAS STARRY NIGHT SET". Lego.com. Lego. May 17, 2022. Retrieved May 18, 2022.
  99. ^ "LEGO Ideas 21333 Vincent van Gogh – The Starry Night gets a designer video". Brick Fanatics. 2 June 2022.
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  102. ^ "The next Ideas set revealed!". Brickset. July 1, 2022.
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  109. ^ "10K CLUB INTERVIEW: SANDRO QUATTRINI'S MOTORIZED LIGHTHOUSE". Lego Ideas. April 14, 2021.
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  112. ^ "10K CLUB INTERVIEW: JAIJAI LEWIS, THE CREATOR OF THE OFFICE". Lego Ideas. August 10, 2021.
  113. ^ "Football stars Thierry Henry and Marcus Rashford MBE go head-to-head with the new LEGO Ideas Table Football set". Lego.com. Lego. October 6, 2022. Retrieved October 7, 2022.
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  115. ^ "Why has 21337 Table Football been scaled down?". Brickset.com. October 6, 2022.
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  117. ^ "GET COSY IN THE LEGO IDEAS A-FRAME CABIN". Lego.com. Lego. January 13, 2023. Retrieved January 14, 2023.
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  121. ^ "Reach for The Stars with the New LEGO Tales of The Space Age". Lego.com. Lego. April 12, 2023. Retrieved April 13, 2023.
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  137. ^ "WINNER ANNOUNCEMENT - 50 YEARS OF DUNGEONS & DRAGONS!". Lego Ideas. Retrieved 10 January 2023.
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