LEGO Ideas Flintstones House & Car
Yabba Dabba Doo! This is a fun build based on the popular animated series The Flintstones. With this 748-piece kit you'll be able to put together Fred and Wilma's home and their iconic car.
LEGO Ideas World Birds
This is a great set of LEGO bricks for anyone that loves birds! This LEGO box is for making three different species of birds found around the world.
LEGO Ideas is a system for users and LEGO fans to submit ideas for LEGO sets and products. Users pitch their projects on the LEGO Ideas website and others can vote for their support. Projects that receive votes from 10,000 or more users become eligible for production by LEGO. This set, dubbed the LEGO Bird Project, was first pitched in 2012.
The LEGO Birds set here includes 580 bricks to create three different bird species. The iconic and common Blue Jay of North America, the Green Violetear hummingbird found in Central and South America, and the European Robin, which ranges across Eurasia.
The LEGO birds come with stands for display, and each bird has a booklet with species information. This is a great set for nature enthusiasts who also love LEGO, and will appeal to adult hobbyists as well as LEGO-loving kids.
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LEGO Ideas Back to the Future DeLorean Time Machine
This is a great set for fans of Back to the Future! LEGO enthusiasts rallied to get this set made via the LEGO Ideas program.This LEGO box has 401 pieces to make your very own DeLorean time machine. Also included are two mini figures: Doc and Marty, of course! Marty brought along his skateboard, too.
LEGO Ideas WALL-E Robot Figure Building Kit
Here's another awesome LEGO build from their Ideas program. This WALL-E build was designed by Angus MacLane and first released by LEGO in September, 2015. WALL-E was the 12th release from the Ideas program.
Awesome LEGO NASA Apollo Saturn V
Go back to 1969 and recreate your very own moon landing with this amazing LEGO set featuring the Saturn V rocket that astronauts Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins took to the moon in 1969. The LEGO set contains 1969 (how appropriate!) pieces to build a meter-high...