LEGO is a favorite of children that brings back fond memories of laying on the ground playing with a multi-colored masterpiece. It’s a great way to improve engineering and math skills in adults, while expressing their imagination.

For others people, the fun never ends: The toy maker’s Lego Ideas program gives fans the chance to transform their ideas into sets. Anyone can submit their ideas and if it earns 10,000 votes from other Lego builders the company may look into making it real. This is exactly what happened when Angus MacLane, who works as animator, storyboard artist, and director for Pixar has designed an LEGO version of the character from the dystopian movie. The set is now available for sale, and it’s an exact replica of the adorable character.

Another set that was brought to life through the Lego Ideas process is the massive mech from Voltron: Defender of the Universe. Created with the most sophisticated builders in mind, it’s packed with amazing details, such as the pilots’ arms that can move delta wings that open and close as well as a drooping nose.

Typically, sets are on the market for between two and three years https://noelsbricks.com/2019/12/07/lego-mindstorms-nxt-is-a-new-construction-kit-series-for-lego-digital-designer/ before being replaced by new versions. This is an exceptional instance: a design created by brothers Marc and Nick Parsons, based on the Back to the Future tree house, was so popular in 2022 when it was first introduced that it has entered its fourth year of being on shelves without any sign of slowing down.