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The Brick Fan - LEGO Ideas International Space Station (21321) Officially Announced

The Brick Fan - LEGO Ideas International Space Station (21321) Officially Announced

Interesting, and that wasn't the case last year?

We'll see, but given recent years past, I still feel our first shreds of info might instead come from Nuremberg next week. Looking back, the only "leak" that came outta London last year were descriptions of a few of the 20th Anniversary Star Wars sets.

Say, are these legitimate (read the description)?

PromoBricks - LEGO Train 40370: First Picture of Railway Set for 40th Anniversary

So according to @Falconfan1414, the WW84 set goes under the name and number of 76157 Wonder Woman vs. Cheetah, retailing for US $40, releasing in April, and is not a 4+ set after all.

Perhaps, though will every AR-based playtheme have to incorporate smartphones into its narrative premise? Will that hold true for "Leaf" too?

Well, I've got a few ideas to share here for even more recolors I'd wish to someday see... Elite Ultra Agent helmet (part no. 19023) in Bright Blue/Trans-Yellow and Black/Trans-Red. Series 12 Space Miner's helmet (part no. 17355) in Bright Blue/Light Bluish Grey. TLBM Robin's hair & glasses piece (part no. 29384) with Black-rimmed glasses and Bright Yellow skintone printed onto lens. Minifigure Tommy Gun & Revolver (part no. 85973 & part no. 30132) in Titanium Metallic. TLNM Jay's hairpiece (part no. 25412) in Dark Orange. Kai's original hairpiece (part no. 15705) in Dark Azure, Bright Green, Bright Orange, or any other neon, anime-esque color.

I couldn't agree with you more on this point... ...I mean, I know modernity can make these playthemes more easily relatable to kids, but why couldn't they've at least set them back a couple of decades for a more "vintage" vibe? For instance, wouldn't it've been cooler if Hidden Side instead went with either an '60s or '80s setting, evocative of Scooby-Doo or Stranger Things?

It's one of a few projects that have been riding on the wave of that truck's viral reveal; but honestly, there've been a lot of submissions associated with Elon Musk in some way that have been successful due to such (namely all those SpaceX projects).

Me neither man! Only gotta wait until tomorrow. Unfortunately, the London Toy Fair has been prohibiting photography and attendance from fan media outlets for some time now, so we might not learn of anything from there until the following week's Nuremberg Toy Fair takes place, as it was there last year we were first made aware of the Hidden Side theme's existence. Given that "Leaf" looks to similarly be another in-house playtheme, it'll probably play-out the same way.

The Brick Fan - LEGO Ideas Tesla Cybertruck Achieves 10,000 Supporters

Here's a mixed selection of currently active projects that may be of interest to some... E.T. Phone Home by LegoJalex The Iron Giant: 20th Anniversary Edition by @brettcuv Atomic Betty's Starcruiser by Mark58

Dang, I can't believe we're already that far into the month, it's gone so fast... ...hyped and ready as always!

Yeah, someone else here did bring it up one page earlier, but it's still worth highlighting again!

I feel like this would've been a promotional contest entry had there been a contest to enter it into, but hey, it's instead an Ideas project... LEGO Ideas - Mini BrickBeard's Bounty by Lionard

Personally, I think either rendition aesthetically looks all right with me; but, as for your previous two questions, I'm afraid I can't quite answer either of them from a technical perspective, as I've never built any sort of locomotive myself.

Any fans of the Thunderbirds franchise around here? LEGO Ideas - Thunderbirds by @NathanR | LEGO Ideas - Thunderbirds 3 by Krynoid

Nope, they're from LEGO Brand Stores' Build-A-Minifigure stations... ...follow this post for further discussion (click the arrow in the upper right-hand corner of the quote box)...

Another simple, but worthy project to index here... LEGO Ideas - The Medieval Village by Danthelegoman

Here are a few Disney-inspired projects that are worth mentioning here... Wreck-It Ralph: Nicelanders' Tower by Built_with_Lego 150 Years of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea by Mukkinn LEGO Gravity Falls: Mystery Shack by Dille50 Did you figure it out? I see you've followed-up with a post attached with images, but were you wondering particularly how I'd done so?

Thanks a lot for the clarification @Captain Nemo! If I may, I'd like to highlight @MinibrickProductions's two excellent submissions based upon Hergé's The Adventures of Tintin... LEGO Ideas - Hergé's The Adventures of Tintin: 90th Anniversary LEGO Ideas - Hergé's The Adventures of Tintin: Explorers on the Moon

Does this rule also apply for non-creators? Can others who are just mere enthusiasts or supporters of a project share and discuss submissions pertaint to this topic as long as they aren't affiliated with their creators?