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LEGO has kicked off a new Harley-Davidson building contest over on LEGO Ideas. All you have to do is to build what a future Harley-Davidson motorcycle could look like. The Grand Prize winner will get a plethora of prizes including:

-One 10269 LEGO Creator Expert Harley-Davidson
-One 10265 LEGO Creator Expert Ford Mustang
-One 10264 LEGO Creator Expert Corner Garage
-A $500 shopping spree on shop.LEGO.com
-A $1,000 Harley-Davidson shopping spree at an authorized -Harley-Davidson Dealership or on h-d.com/store where available
-A Harley-Davidson Originals Cardigan Sweater directly from the Harley-Davidson Museum® in Milwaukee

Two Runner Up winners will get:

-One 10269 LEGO Creator Expert Harley-Davidson
-One 10265 LEGO Creator Expert Ford Mustang
-A $250 shopping spree on shop.LEGO.com
-A $500 Harley-Davidson shopping spree at an authorized -Harley-Davidson Dealership or on h-d.com/store where available
-A Harley-Davidson Originals Cardigan Sweater directly from the Harley-Davidson Museum® in Milwaukee

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Earlier this week, I reported that two projects that reached the Second 2019 Review Stage have archived for unknown reasons. These two projects are Gravity Falls and Japanese Tea Garden. LEGO has released a statement on the LEGO Ambassador Network regarding this and they said,

Although questions haven’t directly come in via LAN, I can understand there are some questions about the recent archival of the two LEGO Ideas 10K Club submissions Japanese Tea Gardens and Gravity Falls Mystery Shack.

It’s incredibly rare that we make the decision to remove submissions that have achieved the 10,000 supporter milestone and to not allow them through to the review stage. Unfortunately, after a thorough evaluation we made the tough decision (because we can clearly see that both models are incredibly well built) that in these two cases we had to do this as the submissions did not comply with our Terms of Service. We couldn’t, in respect to the LEGO Ideas community, move the submissions into the review stage as well as award prizes, whether the main prize or the consolation prize, to the members in question.

Although we know that you’re all very interested in knowing the specific underlying reasons for why we decided to archive them, this is not information that I can share with you out of respect for the privacy of the members in question. Should the members in question choose to share the reason for the archival of their submissions, then they are welcome to do so.

Unfortunately, the statement didn’t give … Continue

It’s another day and there’s another controversy has popped up over on LEGO Ideas. Yesterday while I was reporting on The Seven Dwarf’s House hitting 10,000 supporters, I along with some readers noticed that a couple of projects that previously also hit 10k were removed from the list and have been archived. These two sets include Gravity Falls Mystery Shack and Japanese Tea Garden. The official LEGO comments for both projects said:

Regretfully, we have chosen to archive your project and no longer consider it for production for reasons communicated to you privately. Your project will remain visible on LEGO Ideas, but in a status where it can no longer be supported or commented on. This way fans can still admire your creation.

We’re sorry to be the bearers of this disappointing news!

Unless I’m wrong, I believe this is the first time that I’ve seen projects that have achieved enough supporters and have been archived even before the review stage has started. I’m not too sure of the reasoning to not consider them for production since they seem to be normal looking models.

The most logical guess is that LEGO has already planned to release them in the future and to avoid people accusing them of “stealing” ideas, they archive it before even going into review however going this route may be a dead giveaway. I guess we’ll never truly know why unless the fan designers say something but they’re probably under NDA not to say anything about it. Put your tinfoil hats on … Continue