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LEGO Ideas second 2021 review results coming tomorrow
The LEGO Ideas team will reveal the results of its second 2021 review tomorrow, with 34 projects in contention to become an official set.
We’ll find out exactly which (if any) of those concepts have made the cut at 8am UK time tomorrow, February 22. In the running this round are the usual mix of licensed projects, original ideas and builds inspired by previous or current LEGO sets.
That includes a playable mini golf course in the vein of 21305 Maze, modular buildings like The Costume Store and Brick Walk, and a fortress that’s clearly taking its cues from both classic Pirates sets and 21332 Pirates of Barracuda Bay.
Potential licensed sets that could come from this review, meanwhile, include Jaws, Spaceballs, The A-Team and Knight Rider. The LEGO Ideas theme has never been one to shy away from retro IPs, so any one of those could theoretically fit the bill for a future product.
Check back withBrick Fanaticstomorrow to find out which projects have joined the shortlist of Ideas sets currently in production. In the meantime, take a look through all 34 designs below, and let us know in the comments which you’re hoping to see approved.
Log Cabin
The A-Team: Van and Crew
House of Time
The Medieval Fortress
The Apartment
Minas Tirith
The Nanny
Carl’s House
John’s Medieval Watermill
Basement & Storage
Nyhavn – Copenhagen, Denmark
Jaws
Knight Rider: KITT and the FLAG Mobile Command Unit
Outer Solar System Explorers
Traditional German Cottage
GameStop Classic Shop
Airport Firetruck Rosenbauer Panther 8×8
Aircraft Engine Workshop
Scooby-Doo Mystery Machine
Floating Island
Medieval Harbour
Brick Walk
Working Mini Golf Course
Women of Computing
The Tavern Under the Snow
Medieval Tavern
Boston Dynamics Spot 1:4 Scale Motorized Model
BTS “Dynamite”
The Costume Store
Spaceballs
A-frame Cabin
Lifeguard Shack
Movie Set
Imperial Island Fort
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