Modular Library and Park by EmperorMango is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build is inspired by both the University of Karabuk Library in Turkey and the Kansas City Public Library where the front facade resembles books standing on their sides.

The project joins Cliffside House, Gravity Falls – The Mystery Shack, Round House Ski Lodge, Italian Villa, Summit Station, Betta Splendens, The Moon: Lunar Landscape, Overpass Park, Motorized Howl’s Moving Castle, The Discworld Unseen University Library, Clue – The Playable Mystery Game (AKA Cluedo), Bob Ross: Studio & Paintings, Woodland Wildlife, Sawmill, Gravity Falls Mystery Shack, Godzilla, Turing Machine – Working LEGO Computer, Portal 2: P-Body & Atlas, and From the Kitchen to Bricks: Linguini & Remy BrickHeadz, Magic Bookends, Science Lab Kit, Beetlejuice: Ghost House, Genshin Impact: Liyue Harbor Wharf, Camping Trip, Brandon Sanderson’s Cosmere, Bolex 16MM Camera, Springfield Elementary School Simpsons, Deep Rock Galactic Drilldozer, The Princess Bride – From Book to Blockbuster to Brick, The Eras of Taylor Swift, Polish Falcon – Resque Service, The Polar Express: All Aboard for the North Pole!, Mr. Bean’s Suitcase, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Peter Rabbit, Capybara, Geometry Dash Cube, and Medieval Tavern/Inn as the ones to reach the Third 2024 Review Stage.

LEGO has started a new LEGO Ideas building contest with the Build Your Nostalgia – 90s Throwback! in which the winning build will become an official set. You are now asked to build your favorite scene from a 90s show or movie. They already did the 80s a few months back and we will be getting The Goonies (1985)and Gizmo from Gremlins in the near future.

There are two parts to this challenge, The Opening Act, which you can use up to 5,000 parts to recreate your scene. The other part is The Next Chapter, going live January 7, and is a collaboration with Target to build a smaller scene up to 1,000 pieces.

Only references to approved intellectual properties are allowed and you are encouraged to use the IP checking tool to see if they pass. LEGO has recently add over 250 new IPs to their list so you have a better chance of choosing something that LEGO is okay with.

LEGO Ideas has announced that they’ve expanded the list of approved intellectual properties that can be used for your projects. There are now over 250 new IPs that you can use for a potential official LEGO Ideas set. The news IPs can be used immediately so if you’ve been thinking of submitting something, use the IP Checker to see if it has been approved or not.