Category: LEGO Ideas/CUUSOO (Page 175 of 251)

LEGO has announced the winners of the LEGO Ideas First 2019 Review Stage and there are actually three winners this time. Two of them were from this review stage and the other one was from the previous one. And their winners are:

The Pirate Bay

123 Sesame Street

Playable LEGO Piano

Congratulations to all the winner! Which one(s) are you looking forward to the most? Sound off below.

Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

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LEGO has announced that they will be revealing the next LEGO Ideas set tomorrow morning. This announcement will be for the First 2019 Review Stage that ended in May. There were nine projects that qualifed for the Review Stage and they include:

National Museum – Rio de Janeiro
Anatomini
The Office – NBC
The Pirate Bay
Kakapo
SpaceX BFR / Starship & Super Heavy 1:110 Scale
Addams Family Mansion
123 Sesame Street
Machu Picchu

The announcement will be at 9am tomorrow but I’ll report on it a little later since I’ll be at work. Which project(s) do you think we’ll be getting as an official LEGO Ideas set?

Allen "Tormentalous" Tran

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Last week LEGO announced some new updates to LEGO Ideas. Some of the updates are smaller quality of life ones like the product ideas statistics in which you can see how many supporters your project gets per day. Also projects now require you to add at least one tag to improve categorization and discoverability of the submission.

The main update is the Product Idea Submit Flow. As we know by now, lots of projects and ideas may be tied to a certain intellectual property and requires LEGO to go out and try to get a certain license to be able to produce the set. LEGO has changed how you are able to submit a project if it is based on a certain IP. Now when you try to submit a project, you are asked if it is based on an IP. If it is based on something, a dropdown menu will list if it is allowed or not. If it is not allowed, you won’t be able to proceed but if it is allowed, you can continue on to the next step. They have given a quick explanation of how they evaluate what IPs are good to use or not.

-Overlap with currently commercialised LEGO products (i.e. Star Wars, Ferrari, etc)
-Have already been commercialised through LEGO Ideas (i.e. Beatles Yellow Submarine, Voltron, etc)
-Don’t fit the LEGO Brand (i.e. Game of Thrones or Call of Duty, etc)
-Contain a known license conflict that prevent us from commercialising the IP (i.e. Monopoly, Transformers, etc)

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