Lego Ideas was an idea set that Lego introduced just a few years ago. It allowed fans to submit new ideas for sets. The top ones are then put through rigorous processes to turn them into official releases. These new designs allow fans to create models that are incredibly intricate and aren’t available in other sets. It was because of this process that the incredible Voltron set was born. The set lets you build the five lions mechanically and then – after a bit of reassembling – connect noels bricks them to form the legendary Voltron.
This tribute to Japan’s most renowned mountain comes with a fan-created set. The set is a massive size and has a lot of cool detail that you will not find in other sets. It’s also an excellent way to show off your love for Japan.
Another impressive creation is this tribute to the Star Wars franchise. It includes all of the iconic weapons from the franchise as well as a lot more that you wouldn’t normally find in a set. It’s one of the best sets we’ve seen for quite a while.
Professional Lego artists have been making impressive Lego creations for quite some time now. Mariann Nathan is one of them, who has been a Lego designer freelance for several years. Her portfolio covers everything, from replicas of landmarks to a four-foot ladybug and the life-size Pirate.
Another noteworthy Lego artist is David Hughes, who recreates famous paintings in brick form. There’s even a piece of Afternoon of a Faun for sale, but be aware that it’s not inexpensive.