Author: Sean Hollister
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Today, five Lego fans are experiencing a dream come true — Lego will turn their design into an official limited-edition Lego set and pay them 5 percent of the proceeds when the sets go up for preorder (limit 20,000 each) in February 2024.
Here are the sets that the internet (and Lego’s panel of judges) have chosen to produce:
Parisian Street:
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The Snack Shack:
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Mountain Fortress:
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Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Today, five Lego fans are experiencing a dream come true — Lego will turn their design into an official limited-edition Lego set and pay them 5 percent of the proceeds when the sets go up for preorder (limit 20,000 each) in February 2024.
Here are the sets that the internet (and Lego’s panel of judges) have chosen to produce:
Parisian Street:
Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Click for larger image.
Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Click for larger image.
The Snack Shack:
Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Mountain Fortress:
Image: BrickLink Designer Program
Click for larger...
Continue reading…
Continue reading...