This is my entry into LEGO Moments in Space contest on IDEAS.
If you like it, please vote and it may become Gift with Purchase Set available at Shop@Home. The set has 2 modes – first is the rocket standing on a platform that can be great ornament on any shelf, second is the rocket in the very moment of start, which looks even greater.
Here is a closer look:
Maria Skłodowska-Curie was one of the most outstanding figures in the world of science. Born in Poland, she studied and worked in France. Together with her husband, a French physicist – Pierre Curie – she discovered two radioactive elements – polonium and radium. She was the first woman to receive the Nobel Prize and the first person in the world and the only woman to receive this award twice – in two areas – chemistry and physics. She was friend of Albert Einstein. As one of the first women she made a driving license. She was not afraid to break old rules in the world where woman were just starting to fight for their rights.
I am very impressed by the achievements of Maria Skłodowska-Curie and therefore I decided to honor her in a way that I am the most familiar with – with a LEGO® creation. By voting we can make the scene an official set. Let’s do it!
Writes Krzysztof Słomowski also known as Crises, my Zbudujmy.to! colleague, in his LEGO IDEAS submission. I think the project is worth supporting, and spreading around, so lets all help to make it a real Lego set!
You can vote for this project here and then remember to visit Krzysiek’s Flicker account, as he has some more cool builds in his account. I always admire him for putting so much story into his builds!
Over the past several months, the LEGO Review Board has carefully reviewed the 11 projects that reached 10,000 supporters between January and May 2017, our first review qualification period of 2017. We’re grateful for the energy and effort that each member has put into their project, as it’s certainly a big feat to get 10,000 supporters in itself. Congrats to everyone!
Congratulations to BrickBros UK for their inspired design, which will officially become one of the next LEGO Ideas sets!
We can’t wait to see Tom and Drew’s Tron Legacy Light Cycle come to life in LEGO bricks.
If you’d like to learn more about Tom & Drew then make sure to check out their 10K Club Interview.
I rarely write about Lego ideas submissions, unless they are already made into the official set, but this time i feel the urge to share this project to help make it happen!
What m’i talking about? I’m talking about Cristiano Grassi’s project you can see on the picture below:
Do if you, like me, are a Classic Space fan go to the Lego Ideas site and vote!
So we now have long awaited third 2016 lego ideas review results!
Here is list of competing projects and results:
A big congratulations to JakeSadovich77 on becoming the next official LEGO Ideas fan designer!
As an avid LEGO builder, Jacob Sadovich was inspired to create his LEGO Ship in a Bottle, The Flaship Leviathan, following a real-life ship in a bottle that he had built just a few years ago.
There was also one more project selected to be made Lego Ideas set:
Voltron – Defender of the Universe
A big congratulations to len_d69 on becoming the next official LEGO Ideas fan designer!
Leandro’s passion for Voltron started at a very young age when his parents bought him a Voltron toy. From that moment on Leandro was hooked. Building with LEGO bricks allowed Leandro to celebrate his passion for Voltron – Defender of the Universe even more.
And next time one of the following sets will be made official LEGO Set.
What do YOU think it will be?
No. It is not next Lego Ideas set. This is not endorsed by LEGO as far as i know, but it is downright hilarious!
That is recently released official image of the Adventure Time 21308 set that will be produced in LEGO Ideas serie. The original fan project was submited by aBetterMonjey.
I consider myself to be a nerd, but Adventure Time animation is not hitting my sweet spot. LEGO version of it? That’s a different story 😉
Tim Courtney of Lego Ideas, has informed us on LEGO Ideas Blog about update in their Guidelines and House Rules and Terms of Service to clarify the range of submission they are able to produce as LEGO Ideas sets. This includes new limits to project size, scope, and subject matter. We’ve also simplified guidelines for collaborative projects. You can read the changes after you klik read more, but for TLDR lovers here are main changes in a nutshell:
So Lego Ideas got a little bit limited, then on the other hand the rules are much more clear now, and it is easier to guess what to expect od your submissions. Not being LAN Ambassador anymore, i will be able to put some of my projects on LEGO ideas too, so stay tuned.
In depth changes list after read more