36 projects qualify for third 2022 Ideas review

The UP set is supposed to be offical later this year, I would like the London Underground set to go with the big Bus.

As usual there's some tat here, but on this occasion there's also some brilliant suggestions. There's a few I'm looking at thinking I'd be all over it were it released, and that's an increase from 0 from the last couple of selections.

No castle this time? Apparently all designers gave up with that theme after the past few rounds without a castle making it through... (and boy, I really was disappointed by several design not being approved, hopefully they will make or are allowed at the BL program!)

The cypher and flip clock look interesting. The rest are either too similar to other stuff or look like long, boring, repetitive builds (not that that means they won't get made, of course)

Cat

Travel suitcase for me or maybe the cat. The beautiful ones are not good to be sets.

Almost all of them are the same and we saw them before, plus licensed stuff as always cause it’s so original…

Why would anyone want to build or display a dog in a burning house?
The zoo has a lot going on and would build, play and display well.
Jack's house looks like an unusual build.
All the different colored faceless heads in the UP balloon would just freak me out.

Architect's House and Sariel's Mechanical clock for me, please.

Jaws looks promising. As well as the Roman Temple and the Wild West design.

um... botw anyone?

The ones I'd most love to see picked (though unlikely picks...):
8. THE TRAVEL SUITCASE: Truly a great IDEA, and executed absolutely amazing!
30. MECHANICAL FLIP CLOCK: So awesome! Only stickers will be an issue....
14. CIPHER MACHINE: I think more likely as a Bricklink set, but very cool nonetheless!
10. THE WRIGHT FLYER: Great piece of history done very well!
27. JACK SKELLINGTON'S HOUSE: Looks amazing, just fear it won't translate well to Lego standards
7. JAPANESE COURTYARD GARDEN: Nice and compact, I like it!
22. JAWS: Only if Bruce could actually explode ;-) Just joking, cool set!

The ones I think have the best shot:
18. COMMUNITY: Rehash of the same idea with just a new IP.
5. PIXAR'S UP HOUSE WITH BALLOONS: Cool
11. CLASSIC THUNDERBIRDS: Not something I'd buy but very well done!
15. SEWER HEROES: FIGHTING THE FATBERG: Great idea, I could see Lego pick something like this!
16. LONDON UNDERGROUND: Well, basically same as the above...

As for the other ones:
1. ANCIENT ROMAN TEMPLE: Looks nice...but would there be a market for this?
2. CASTLE DRACULA: Nice MOC, likely won't translate to a good set
3. THIS IS FINE: This is fine
4. PAC-MAN MOVING DISPLAY: I like it...but maybe the concept is a bit too similar to the Dragon Dance set?
6. THE LOST CITY: Great MOC, but again likely won't translate to a good set
9. BOTW TEMPLE OF TIME: Great MOC, but.....
12. JWST: Looks great as it is, but now imagine it in just bley and (at best) drum laqcuered gold...
13. GOLDEN CLIFFTOP TEMPLE: Great MOC, but....
17. THE ARCHITECT'S HOUSE: Great MOC, but....
19. THE NEVERENDING STORY: Nice
20. THE OLD WESTERN TRAIN STATION: Cool, but more something I'd expect from BlueBrixx
21. ZOO: Great MOC, but....
23. MODULAR ARCADE: Cool interior, but from the outside it looks like it's 75% pizzeria...
24. HOUSE OF OPEN SHUTTERS: Great MOC, but....
25. CAT: I don't trust cats....
26. LOVER HOUSE: Don't know the video, but this build looks rather boring.
28. THE CLOCK TOWER PARK: This might actually be the greatest of the Great MOCs, but....
29. THE ALPINE REFUGE: Again, more something for BlueBrixx
31. JAPANESE CASTLE: I've seen my share of Japanese castles (and other buildings), but never seen anything that looks like this. Pure fantasy material.
32. THE WIZARD'S RETREAT: Looks fine.
33. WALLACE & GROMIT: I wish I would like this a lot more....I don't think minifig scale does this justice.
34. FANTOZZI TAKES THE BUS ON THE FLY: Source material is probably a bit too out there, but this looks great!
35. WILLOW - BATTLE OF TIR ASLEEN: Nice MOC, but....
36. DOGS' FUN PARK - PLAYABLE DOG RUN: I doubt this would sell well, but I absolutely love the inventive mechanisms!

THE ARCHITECT'S HOUSE stands out as the Tree House did a few years ago.

There's going to be a Community movie, right? Perhaps LEGO will release a set to tie in what that. They could even re-name it LEGO I-dean-s in tribute to the Dean's notorious dean puns.

@jturner_91 said:
"Given how utterly out of touch with consumer interest Lego seems to be at the moment, certainly with the Ideas range, I’m struggling to even care."
Same here.

I am certain that the ones I like (I'm not even going to mention what my favorites are) will not get chosen.

Just one question, why is the London Underground station building not the classic and immediately recognizable dark red?

@Big_Jarv said:
"Roman temple would have me running to the cash machine the most."
Ah yes... Cash... I think I can remember using that!

Favourites are -

15 Sewer Heroes (I've been curious about how to take my City underground..)

16 London Underground (as a west London born kid - riding the tube was a birth right..).

23 Modular Arcade - THIS is what Jazz club should've looked like IMO.

Jaws... I'd buy that

Fantozzi Takes the Bus - Love the design of this too

I'd absolutely love the architect's house or community. I mainly just hope it's not the zoo as that's just the ewok village with a few small add-ons

None of these excite me.

In fact, none of the pending sets are anything special.

I don't even want to buy any LEGO this year, and barely bought any last year; maybe the good times are over.

@CliveyB said:
"Thunderbirds! Thunderbirds!! THUNDERBIRDS!!!"

Why does this remind me more of another Thunder-animal series? ;-)

Thunderbird and Neverending Story are too popular. Fontuzzi is right up Lego’s alley.

36, what an amazing community.

Many beautiful builds there, as usual.

However, I would only buy the James Webb Space Telescope.

I'm always up for a set with a cool mechanism, so Pac-Man, Cipher Machine, Mechanical Flip Clock, and Dog's Fun Park definitely appeal to me. (Pac-Man also appeals to me because of the IP.) As a huge aviation buff, I'd absolutely love for the Wright Flyer to be a set. The Travel Suitcase would be fun to display next to 75952. I don't see them doing This is Fine, and unlike some commenters, I don't see them saying, "Thunderbirds are Go!" (Which is a reference I'm surprised nobody has made yet.)

@Koentinius: Why would the zoo set promote animal cruelty? Zoos don't do that anymore.

If Temple of Time is the closest we can get to a LEGO church, I'll take it (however unlikely it seems).

My picks would be Community, Jaws and the Roman Temple. Wallace and Gromit is a distant fourth; I grew up on those shorts and still love them, but I'm not sure the fan concept does it justice. Clock Tower also looks great, but seems unlikely to be made.

I would buy a “THIS IS FINE” dog. I’d also love a JAWS set but wouldn’t want to pay for anything very large, like the model shown.

Other than that, I don’t see how any of these are getting made. It’s the same as almost every Ideas review:

- IP is too obscure
- IP is unavailable for whatever reason
- Set is a “no-go” like a modular-style building
- Set is just too big

How many Zelda projects have been rejected at this point? Sometimes I wish people would take the hint…

I like the suitcase one; it’s a clever idea and feels genuinely different to other things Lego already does which I feel should be the point of Ideas

Hopefully This Is Fine will win. It perfectly sums up Lego's pricing department.

A pity only one or two will be selected. Are the ones that are not selected able to re-apply?

@MegaBlocks said:
"Hopefully This Is Fine will win. It perfectly sums up Lego's pricing department."

A meme theme could be massive. It's a super idea. Endless possibilities. I guess they would need to include some letters too.

In terms of form and potential affordability, I think the Japanese garden is the best bet. Most of these are massive and gonna cost hundreds of £€¥$

Standard Ideas batch these days - some clearly far too big, so likely pointless, some far too niche, and a few that would be great to get and therefore aren't worth getting my hopes up for!

Personally the only must-have is Thunderbirds, but they've already rejected that once so I'm not sure they agree...

Personally hoping for the JWST and, though it will never happen, the BOTW set.

The zoo uses WAY too much of the 2013 Ewok Village. The designer said they used it for a quick start, but when you compare it looks lazy. I feel an IDEAS set should have more time and care into it.

Link to the set if you want comparison: (You can still see the trapdoor function there!): 10236

Don't really see any of the others, it's kind of a guess currently.

Fantozzi? Seriously? I mean, it's a well done model and my congratulations to the designer, but I hate the series so much I'll stop buying Lego products for a year if they dare make this.

Give me the Neverending set instead.

A lot of nice sets, but I can't see most of these ever being produced commercially. People will buy a $500+ set of a Star Wars ship or famous landmark, but I don't think they'd sell many copies of a random building, no matter how nice it looks.

I would 100% pickup Community and Jaws. Ancient Roman Temple looks great too.

The ones that appeal to me are the Japanese garden and castle, though they would both need to be downsized. Also the alpine chalet looks great.

Enough with the TV show nonsense. Perhaps appeals to the minifig collector crowd, though i dont know why. Theyre just generic unless it happens to be your favorite show ever.

You have to wonder when Lego will just outright make a Zelda set or theme themselves, I think soon pretty much of every major Breath of the Wild location will have made it to the Ideas review stage. X-D

Lots of good stuff in here! I think I'll be happy with whatever passes. Especially since my expectations have been lowered dramatically at this point... but who knows? Last time we got surprised with four winners.

Some great creations, and huge congratulations to all the designers for getting them this far.

I'm torn on Thunderbirds, I love it, but if it passes then there's no chance for a followup set with an official Thunderbird 5, so it disappoints me. Most of the others don't appeal to me and seem like rather specialist interests.

Looking at them all, I suspect Lego will select just one - the life-size cat. It's unlicensed, an interesting build, and totally different to anything Lego have done before in the Ideas lineup, thus making it the perfect candidate.

Honestly, I can see "This Is Fine" selling very well. A perfect display piece for every desk. That's the first Brickhead-like thing I've ever seen that I would buy for myself and give as a gift. It does need a speech bubble though.

The Cipher Machine is also quite neat. I can see my kids being very busy with that even if you can't customize the code too much and that one selling well. The rest all seem a bit too niche or just way too big. Spectacular, but too big.

@windjammer said:
" @MegaBlocks said:
"Hopefully This Is Fine will win. It perfectly sums up Lego's pricing department."

A meme theme could be massive. It's a super idea. Endless possibilities. I guess they would need to include some letters too.
"

It's not an "idea" in any way. It's simply a choice with no creativity involved whatsoever. Like with every IP-based submission.

Good luck for the participants

Sets i’ll think of getting if they’ll get released: This is Fine, Community, Jaws and Neverending Story (i’ll have to rewatch it, because well the 80ies were a long time ago)

Sets with potential that i like: Roman Temple, Architect House

These are fine.

In my memory, they made a Hubble Telescope set, although it's not in the brickset database, so it seems I'm wrong.
But I think that the James Webb Telescope has a chance, at least. Out of this mediocre selection, I think it's one of the less so.

Dear Lego, here's a thing that I like. Please make me a set containing this IP.

Also, we like cats, make us something to do with cats.

@Randomness said:
"In my memory, they made a Hubble Telescope set, although it's not in the brickset database, so it seems I'm wrong."

Space Shuttles 7470 and 10283 both included one, it seems.

EDIT 21312 Women of NASA also has one.

It's absurd that we haven't gotten a Lego Zelda set (or theme) already, but perhaps there's one in the works (hence why it isn't allowed for submissions anymore). I don't think any other existing IP has even managed to come close to getting rejected as many times as Zelda has (this is what, the sixth or seventh time?).

If they start making memes... Nyan Cat? This would be fine.

Castle Dracula and The Old Western Train Station are gorgeous! Will be keeping my credit cards crossed.

One of these days, people will realize they aren't making a Zelda castle, and stop submitting them.
"This is fine" is hilarious, and a nice build for what it is, but I don't see it making the cut. I like the idea of the Roman temple, but it needs something else to really make it stand out.

The UP house is the only thing that looks cool. Everything else is meh in my opinion except the arcade, but we all know that Lego ideas won’t produce a modular building….

@ShinyBidoof said:
"Well, if the dreadful BTS set can pass then the Lover House must be a certainty. Both look like they were built by a six-year old but the target fan-base is massive. "

right, same as the TV show sets as well, the furniture is interesting, but other than that its just stacking bricks, studs on top. i guess its okay that theres sets for adults who dont actually like lego, as long as they keep making interesting things too. But yeah, the bts and swift sets do remind me of something id have been very proud of as a little kid.

None. Too many are waaaaay too big.

I'll be honest - there are a lot of good ones. Of course, any modular or Disney ones won't be selected.

OG Willow, Dracula, and the cat are pretty sweet. Still wish Bonkle had made it.

Japanese Castle, not enough of these.

There are a lot of nice sets this time around. I would expect the Cipher Machine and/or the Clock to make it through since they fit the spirit of what an Ideas set should be. But I wouldn't buy either although the Cipher Machine is very nice looking.
The Up House doesn't stand a chance when we already know one is being released this year.
The Taylor Swift thing is hideous, looks like something I might have thrown together when I was a child if that many colors had been available 50+ years ago.
I'm not about to,pick a favorite since my choices rarely get chosen so I'll just wait and see.

Flip clock and architects house are the only sets I'd even consider. Just not an interesting lineup.

I love the zoo.

My top ones would be Travel Suitcase, London Underground & Sewer Heroes but I'd be surprised if they are picked.

If Jaws gets selected…I’ll…I’ll…I don’t know what I’ll actually DO, but I will be in total shock.

Happy, but in total shock.

Overall really nice looking designs. My favorites are the Cypher, it works to code and decode messages, my kids would have loved this, The Architect, sleek modern design looks nice, Cat, it has such nice shaping. I also like Pixar's Up, great balloon with a cute house, Jacks's house, and Pac-man.

I'm also interested in the flip clock--but historically, have mechanical contraptions had a lot of success with Ideas? I love seeing the innovation, but I've gotten used to sitcoms and pop-culture objects swamping such creations out. There's some beautiful work here as always, but few I'd say I'd actually purchase if it were to be made.

@biffuz said:
"Fantozzi? Seriously? I mean, it's a well done model and my congratulations to the designer, but I hate the series so much I'll stop buying Lego products for a year if they dare make this.

Give me the Neverending set instead."

Yes, Fantozzi. Seriously. Comically. Beautifully. Ingeniously. Cleverly. Absolutely.

Fantozzi: the quintessence of comedy and tragedy that bring all our worst contradictions afloat. I wasn't even aware about Nastronauta's excellent submission, and gladly surprised it reached the 10k mark with a very local, all-Italian movie series of the 70's. Miracles can happen. And if Fantozzi will miraculously reach the shelves, I'll make sure and buy all the Lego you'll have rejected in disgust.

Love the London tube and the Sewer set, too.

I know a lot of people are burnt out on sitcom sets, but Yvette Nicole Brown, who plays Shirley in Community, is a massive LEGO fan, so I’d absolutely love for her to have an official LEGO version of herself! I’d also like a brickbuilt cat set.

For all those who say some of these are nice MOCs but not good sets, what exactly do you see as the difference between the two? Since most builders of Ideas sets build them for display the difference clearly is not concerned with the set's play value. So why is a good looking MOC building not considered a good set?

From 2022's 1st review I supported 10 of the 39 submissions. They chose four of which I intend to buy one.

In the 2nd review I supported 23 of the 51, of which I would probably buy nine if they produced them. Most of those nine are modulars or other buildings so very unlikely to be chosen. The one which could is the cats.

In this last review I supported 15 of the 37 (Holiday Village w/Train mysteriously disappeared) of which I would perhaps buy five. As always for me most are buildings so only Thunderbirds is left. If that isn't chosen then another round passes with no sets to buy.

Isn't this the 2nd time a BOTW Temple of Time set has made it to the review stage?
I thought Lego sent out a notice saying they won't accept Zelda themed sets anymore.

@Doctor_Hugh said:
"For all those who say some of these are nice MOCs but not good sets, what exactly do you see as the difference between the two? Since most builders of Ideas sets build them for display the difference clearly is not concerned with the set's play value. So why is a good looking MOC building not considered a good set?"
Lego sets are designed according different standards than MOC designers generally use. A set should be easy to build even for someone with no experience with Lego whatsoever, and it should be nearly indestructible. And they should be able to actually sell it, so probably reduce the size and piece count quite a bit in the process.

It's just very unlikely to get anything like the original submission as the final product. Just look at the Medieval Blacksmith as a perfect example of this. Or more recently, the Jazz Quartet.

@Doctor_Hugh said:
"I'm pleasantly surprised at the amount of support for Thunderbirds in these comments so Lego need to take note."

It's actually misleading, because there's a very strong bias due to the community you're talking to. We're talking about people who like classic space designs more than modern ones. People who grew up on Blacktron and want nothing else back. Thunderbirds was broadcast at the same time, so the people defending it speak out of nostalgia, without taking into account how poorly Thunderbirds has aged. Even when I was a kid, it was too old already. It would be a huge risk for Lego to venture into that kind of thing, they'd have to test out with kids first before going for a full series. Did the reboot series make it worth an investment, 3 years after it ended?

Thinderbirds would make a beautiful playset, Jack Skellington’s house is unique and Jaws is a classic. Others, while designed very nicely, do not interest me.

I just checked out the lover house over on Ideas and read a sentence describing Taylor Swift as "the songwriter of our generation" PLEASE Lego NOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!! I need rinse my eyes with sewage after reading that! No Lego!! You cant! I wont let you! Please pick ANYTHING other than that ugly abomination, even the internationally acclaimed 1975 Italian comedy Fantozzi set! Please Lego Im BEGGING you I already had three minor heart attacks just from the bts set getting chosen and I havent even seen it in real life yet! NOOOOOO!!!!! I know itll sell like hotcakes, but you cant do that. no. no. no. The fing "songwriter of our generation"!!! Im almost crying laughing right now. This has to be one of the WORST ideas of ALL TIME! Lego, I will not buy any of your products ever again if you pick that set. (Ok I totally will, not buying Lego because of one set is just stupid) And yes this is mostly a lousy attempt at humor but Im serious when I say that I loathe that "idea" Lego should completely ban all such sets that easily defeat actual talent simply because its easy to sell junk like that to the brainwashed-by-pop 21st century youth. No. And once again for good measure: "Taylor Swift is the songwriter of our generation" Im going away now Im in a bad mood... Also, rip Wallace and Gromit, an underrated masterpiece.

Community set, YES! I love the idea.

Wallace and Gromit needs to happen. I grew up watching "Curse of the Wererabbit", and have just discovered the old shorts a few days ago. The one with the robot on the moon really got me thinking... Sure, it ends on a high note: the coin-operated robot is skiing on the moon, but what happens when his timer runs down and he crashes into a million bits?!? Whose gonna put him back together again and give him a coin for his slot? Who puts a coin operated robot on the moon ANYWAY!?!

Wallace and Gromit have raised more questions than answers!

@Ridgeheart said:
" @Jraptor said:
"Does the Neverending Story one come with a swamp of sadness so that Artax can die and mentally screw you ip for the rest of your life?"

Do not look for childhood trauma, friend. The childhood trauma was inside of us, all along."

The childhood trauma is the friends we made along the way.

the Roman temple, the Japanese garden, and the clock tower...they are the best

@Sandinista said:
"The “this is fine” one is a scream, never will be made, but it’s hysterical it made it this far lmao

My bets are on the Wright Flyer and Jaws"

Wright Flyer already been done... 10124

@Goujon said:
" @sjr60 said:
"Probably a bit biased towards my favourite ever TV programme, but also glad to not see something based on the horrible cartoon version!"
Honestly the cartoon wasn't half bad"
Granted, the cartoon probably wasn't that appalling, just that physical models and 'Supermarionation' was so, so, so much better!

@WizardOfOss said:
" @Doctor_Hugh said:
"For all those who say some of these are nice MOCs but not good sets, what exactly do you see as the difference between the two? Since most builders of Ideas sets build them for display the difference clearly is not concerned with the set's play value. So why is a good looking MOC building not considered a good set?"
Lego sets are designed according different standards than MOC designers generally use. A set should be easy to build even for someone with no experience with Lego whatsoever" clearly not the case for many Ideas sets, The piano and typewriter are perfect examples. Both challenging even for experienced builders. "and it should be nearly indestructible." several sets are infamous for being fragile, including the UCS Millennium Falcon which is hailed as one of Lego's finest sets. "And they should be able to actually sell it, so probably reduce the size and piece count quite a bit in the process." size is no object to selling a set as the rapidly increasing list of sets with over, say 3000 pieces, proves.

"It's just very unlikely to get anything like the original submission as the final product. Just look at the Medieval Blacksmith as a perfect example of this. Or more recently, the Jazz Quartet." This is true but more of an issue with the Lego designers rather than the submitter. Remember most of the best Lego designers don't actually work for Lego. Ideas proves that year after year. Perhaps that is why so few are chosen in each review.

What is with all those question marks for DOGS' FUN PARK - PLAYABLE DOG RUN??????? and WILLOW - BATTLE OF TIR ASLEEN???????

@Doctor_Hugh ,

To every rule there are a few exceptions. But that doesn't change the fact that most Ideas sets get a rather strong overhaul by the Lego designers before they are released. And I do see a bit of pattern there: if it's a great *IDEA*, the Lego designers tend to make it better. If it's a great MOC, it often ends up worse.

As for the big sets, I don't think it's a coincidence that the vast majority of the truly big Lego sets are either based on some major IP, or on some iconic building or vehicle known by about everyone on the planet. No matter how great some of those MOCs are, how many people are gonna pay, say, €400 for such a set?

Of course they are now doing the Bricklink Designer Program, which to me seems a lot like a way to release sets that don't really fit the Lego standards to a much smaller audience. Quite a few of those perfectly fit that "Great MOC, probably not a great set"-bill.

Kinda rooting for the Sewer Heroes one, if only for the "huh?" factor!

Personally hoping the Mystery Shack will pop up here again someday.

@DrDaveWatford said:
"There are more Thunderbirds fans on here than I would have expected - splendid!

A big thumbs up from me for the Thunderbirds project but I fear that its appeal might not be broad enough.

:-(

That said, we can hope...."

Would be interested (a lot) in Thunderbirds but it would have to be at minifig scale. This means, each craft would have to be a separate set. The whole thing would have to become a theme really . Bird 2 and 3 would be huge and that's how we like it! Bird 5 would probably not be done due to size - or would have to be like a HP castle that you buy multiple parts and add them together for a giant final result (Zero-X would also be a problem due to size). Lego could however do all the pod vehicles and the pink FAB 1. Chances of this happening < 0.0000001% (roughly).

While there are many good entries, of this list I would consider the Wright Flyer. I also like the clock but since this can be considered a modular, it has most likely disqualified itself already (Lego should really do a modular 'park' one day).

Even as a 'Space' freak ('Lego Classic Space' or real space) I have very little inclination towards JWST at that scale.

As much as I like Sariel, if Lego is ever to do an Technic Ideas, I hope it would be for something more involved than that. The snow groomer they had was neat. Even better would have been the pneumatic 'steam' locomotive recently discarded - that would have been such a 'different' lego Technic set - that was an incredibly good opportunity wasted.

To me the most likely to either (1) being made as Ideas or (2) the idea being stolen and still being made as another theme is: the cat - which I would consider. I think someone else had an idea like that recently that also got 10k.

We'd buy the underground set, and I'd like the cipher set. I'd like the sewer heroes too.. Maybe an Underground Theme!

I like the travel suitcase, and I think it's not unrealistic to hope it might make it through
The Japanese garden and castle I like as well, but pretty sure those won't make it. Same with the zoo, I'm not sure if Lego want face pro/anti-zoo arguments.
The rest are nice projects, but not to my taste....
Like some of the other posters above, I feel like Ideas needs a revamp. It's my favourite theme and has produced some great sets, but the majority of submissions now are either random licenses, huge mocs, or just unlikely to be chosen....

I absolutely need Jack's house. I try to ignore Ideas sets because they never make the ones I like but they REALLY need to make Jack's house.

Definitely Thunderbirds for me. C’mon Lego just do it (please) :)

Take a shot when Zelda, Thunderbirds, and Nightmare Before Christmas don’t get a set (again).

There are some very creative models here, but the only ones I see getting approved currently are Wright Flyer, Lover House, or Community set. None of which I would actually buy.

The Architect's House and Japanese Courtyard Garden (Maybe with 2 walls instead of 3) both seem like nice "adult" display pieces that I think would appeal to a lot of people who aren't traditionally into Lego.
I'm quite a fan of the temple too, and there's a lot of nice stuff here but most of it seems TOO high detail to go anywhere, too niche a subject matter, or just... License nostalgia.

I only NEED the THUNDERBIRDS

Thunderbirds, Cipher Machine and Jaws. So I can look forward to Lego approving Japanese Garden or Community and keeping my money.

It is my understanding that the Neverending Story submission (19) has now been pulled due to copyright issues. Somebody might want to confirm.

I'm repeating my hopes for a Nightmare Before Christmas submission because we need to get a new Jack now that the longer arms and legs have been revived.

There are so many in here that should be released!

Wright Brothers I think is both the best one here, and the one most likely to actually get made.

Some of these are good but too niche or too complex.

"This is Fine" made me laugh but no way are they ever going to make it.