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  • GmanGman Member Posts: 77
    edited May 2017
    I just saw a really messed up idea on the front page. It's gaining support fast and It clearly goes against the guidelines so why hasn't lego removed it yet? I hope lego doesn't accidentally make it into an official set.
  • AanchirAanchir Member Posts: 3,014

    Gman said:

    I just saw a really messed up idea on the front page. It's gaining support fast and It clearly goes against the guidelines so why hasn't lego removed it yet? I hope lego doesn't accidentally make it into an official set.


    I guess you mean RuPaul's Brick Race? I have to admit I'm not a fan — never watched Drag Race and most of what I hear about it is that RuPaul occasionally says some sort of gross, transphobic stuff that makes a lot of people uncomfortable. I'm not sure if the project violates any specific Ideas guidelines, though.

    In any case if it gets to 10,000 I don't expect it to pass review, because even if the idea of a crossdressing-themed toy isn't inherently problematic, LEGO doesn't like to court controversy.
    gmonkey76
  • GmanGman Member Posts: 77
    edited May 2017
    Yeah that's what I meant.

    I wish they would have approved the dark bucket though. (The bucket of 99 storm troopers and a darth vader)
  • VorpalRyuVorpalRyu Member Posts: 2,318
    I have to question how some projects are able to get approval to be on Lego Ideas, let alone get a Staff Pick.
    BumblepantsGlacierfalls265gmonkey76
  • Glacierfalls265Glacierfalls265 Member Posts: 261
    ^ So true! 
  • GmanGman Member Posts: 77
    edited May 2017
    There's only 66 days left on the TaleSpin idea that was staff picked a while ago. And it's only got 357 supporters :( . I really want this to be a set. Lego has a deal with Disney so it's very possible.

    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/141642 Here's the talespin idea. (Not by me. By somebody else. But I'd really like to see it as a set)

    I have the creator island adventures 31064 set which is similar. I bought it because I thought it looked like the sea duck
  • AstrobricksAstrobricks Member Posts: 5,441
    edited May 2017
    ^ I don't know. The boxy, square edged wings bug me, and it is very similar to #31064 Island Adventures. Lego has been using the curved slopes to great effect lately on plane wings. See also #31047.
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13

    I have some pretty cool project on Lego Ideas and I would appreciate it if you would check them out! Here are links to my most supported projects:


    The mighty Group B Mazda RX-7 - Currently at 43 supporters: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/131351e0-1589-48d1-98fb-a33540fe0c82

    The Brick Reef Lighthouse - Currently at 241 supporters: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/2a1e85e6-23ce-4331-bbb1-34649a259563

    Octane Speedway go-kart track - Currently at 111 supporters: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76723b7d-5523-416f-8da9-a4d75d8009d8


    If you like them make sure to support and leave a comment that you are from brickset! Thank all and brick on!

  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13

    I just wanted to take a minute and share with everyone my Lego Lighthouse build. It is called the Brick Reef Lighthouse and it is currently at 253 supporters on Lego ideas. I would like to see it climb a little higher, to around 1000 within a few months. Because self advertising is not allowed on Lego Ideas, I was hoping that some people on here would be willing to support and share my project around a little bit. I do not have any social media accounts so my sharing skills are somewhat lacking. I would greatly appreciate it if you would check it out and if you like it, support and share it. Thank you and have a wonderful day!

    Here is a photo of it:

    catwrangler
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13

    For all the Lego racing fans out there I have created just the thing for you! Welcome to Octane Speedway, a thrilling track with tight turns and straightaways to keep you going for hours! This is my Go-Kart track that is on Lego Ideas. It currently has 112 supporters, but I would like to see that number rise. I know that I would have enjoyed something like this as a kid and I know that others would too. So if this is something that you would like to see on shelves, then please head on over to Lego ideas and drop some support on! And if your really like then please consider sharing it with others! Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day!

    Here is the link to check it out for yourself: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76723b7d-5523-416f-8da9-a4d75d8009d8

    Veeborg
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13

    Here is the link to check it out for yourself: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/2a1e85e6-23ce-4331-bbb1-34649a259563

  • SprinkleOtterSprinkleOtter Member Posts: 2,779
    Yay... Another lighthouse...
    SumoLegoomnium
  • ateagueateague Member Posts: 171
    Yes, I Ike that 
  • paul_mertonpaul_merton Member Posts: 2,967
    I would indeed have enjoyed something like that as a kid... but there's no way my parents would have bought me something that expensive! (cue sad violin music)

    Nonetheless, it does bring back fond memories of #6381 Motor Speedway, which I spend £10 of my own money on :)
    SprinkleOtter
  • stijnstijn Member Posts: 1
    As much as I like this MOC - very Mario Kart-like! - surely you see that this is far from realistic? I count 26 road base plates, which would be 200+ dollars standalone... 

    There's a reason all racing sets so far have been the stands, pit stop, finish line etc alone and not the actual track - it adds extensibility, makes it more affordable, et cetera. You'd probably have more success making smaller sets based off bits of this huge idea - I see plenty of nice bits that would be cool to have individually.
    SprinkleOtter
  • Mric76Mric76 Member Posts: 4
    And if we add Dark vador in the Central perk, it becomes perhaps the NEW CANTINA PERK. lol



    Keep voting for my project. I soon reached the 5000 fans. yahhhhhh
    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/236e7b22-a705-4d5c-8a65-d70a61b4dba9
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13
    stijn said:
    As much as I like this MOC - very Mario Kart-like! - surely you see that this is far from realistic? I count 26 road base plates, which would be 200+ dollars standalone... 

    There's a reason all racing sets so far have been the stands, pit stop, finish line etc alone and not the actual track - it adds extensibility, makes it more affordable, et cetera. You'd probably have more success making smaller sets based off bits of this huge idea - I see plenty of nice bits that would be cool to have individually.


    Yes, I do see that this a big set idea, I also know that lego is a little over priced as well. Like the Lego Death Star which is 400 USD. I personally do not see a problem with a giant racetrack that might cost $200. My lighthouse build has about 700 more pieces and would be about $200 or more if they actually became real sets. The point of Lego Ideas is creativity, not perfect fully fleshed out models that will be on store shelves tomorrow. That is Lego's job.


    So, thank you for the feedback and I do understand your point. Hopefully you understand my side as well. Have a great day.

  • natro220natro220 Member Posts: 545

    You do realize Lego barely includes baseplates in sets at all nowadays, they would never include that many in one set...  While I agree Lego Ideas promotes creativity, it also promotes confining yourself to set parameters if you want to get support and eventually selected. 

    I LOVE the idea of a raceway for go carts, or the Speed Champion sets.  Something akin to Victory Lap Raceway from the 80's, to today's standards.  I just think including the entire track is setting you up for failure IMO. (please see this as honest feedback, I'm not trying to trash your idea in any way...)

    stijndougtsVorpalRyustluxSprinkleOttergmonkey76IceCreamClonesid3windr
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13
    natro220 said:

    You do realize Lego barely includes baseplates in sets at all nowadays, they would never include that many in one set...  While I agree Lego Ideas promotes creativity, it also promotes confining yourself to set parameters if you want to get support and eventually selected. 

    I LOVE the idea of a raceway for go carts, or the Speed Champion sets.  Something akin to Victory Lap Raceway from the 80's, to today's standards.  I just think including the entire track is setting you up for failure IMO. (please see this as honest feedback, I'm not trying to trash your idea in any way...)


    Yeah, I know that lego rarely includes baseplates in their models nowadays. I think it is kind of sad really. They are a multi-billion dollar company but they can't give us baseplates that we all want?


    I know that my ideas may be on the unrealistic and slightly to large side of things, but that is how I like to build. I would like for my projects to one day hit 10k and be considered but there are many sets that are leaps and bounds better then my own that never get the support that they deserve. I truly appreciate the honest and kind feedback and I will take it into deep consideration while creating my next model! Oh, and I know that your not trashing my ideas! If I don't take the feedback I will trash my own ideas! Take care and have a wonderful day!

    catwrangler
  • datsunrobbiedatsunrobbie Member Posts: 1,813

    For all the Lego racing fans out there I have created just the thing for you! Welcome to Octane Speedway, a thrilling track with tight turns and straightaways to keep you going for hours! This is my Go-Kart track that is on Lego Ideas. It currently has 112 supporters, but I would like to see that number rise. I know that I would have enjoyed something like this as a kid and I know that others would too. So if this is something that you would like to see on shelves, then please head on over to Lego ideas and drop some support on! And if your really like then please consider sharing it with others! Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day!

    Here is the link to check it out for yourself: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76723b7d-5523-416f-8da9-a4d75d8009d8



    It reminds me of a LEGO/RoseArt Race track that I found last year. Instead of LEGO baseplates, they used heavy cardboard to make a two-sided puzzle.

    stluxBumblepantscatwranglersid3windr
  • LM71BlackbirdLM71Blackbird Member Posts: 13

    For all the Lego racing fans out there I have created just the thing for you! Welcome to Octane Speedway, a thrilling track with tight turns and straightaways to keep you going for hours! This is my Go-Kart track that is on Lego Ideas. It currently has 112 supporters, but I would like to see that number rise. I know that I would have enjoyed something like this as a kid and I know that others would too. So if this is something that you would like to see on shelves, then please head on over to Lego ideas and drop some support on! And if your really like then please consider sharing it with others! Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day!

    Here is the link to check it out for yourself: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76723b7d-5523-416f-8da9-a4d75d8009d8



    It reminds me of a LEGO/RoseArt Race track that I found last year. Instead of LEGO baseplates, they used heavy cardboard to make a two-sided puzzle.

    That is really cool! Something like that would keep the cost down on a set idea like mine! Thanks for sharing!
  • FauchFauch Member Posts: 2,662
    not sure if people will get excited if your idea is a piece of cardboard. I also see your complete model is like 1m x 2m30, not easy to find room for it.
  • BumblepantsBumblepants Member Posts: 7,538

    For all the Lego racing fans out there I have created just the thing for you! Welcome to Octane Speedway, a thrilling track with tight turns and straightaways to keep you going for hours! This is my Go-Kart track that is on Lego Ideas. It currently has 112 supporters, but I would like to see that number rise. I know that I would have enjoyed something like this as a kid and I know that others would too. So if this is something that you would like to see on shelves, then please head on over to Lego ideas and drop some support on! And if your really like then please consider sharing it with others! Thank you for your time and have a wonderful day!

    Here is the link to check it out for yourself: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/76723b7d-5523-416f-8da9-a4d75d8009d



    It reminds me of a LEGO/RoseArt Race track that I found last year. Instead of LEGO baseplates, they used heavy cardboard to make a two-sided puzzle.

    Whoa! I had that puzzle as a kid. Totally forgot about it. And that Indy transporter truck was one the best sets.
  • Glacierfalls265Glacierfalls265 Member Posts: 261
    Well, the Orient Express Thriller is almost to 1000 supporters out of 10,000! People tell me it won't make it, but here's hoping! Please support us here, Thank you! :) 
    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/162979 


    danstraindepot
  • madforLEGOmadforLEGO Member Posts: 10,761
    Cannot really tell what cars they are unless you say what they are. With a good model, you should be able to tell what the car is without someone having to tell you what car it is IMO.
    SprinkleOtter
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,500
    ^ I think that it's harder without stickers. The front air intake or spoiler on the green car reminds me of something hypercar-ish, but I can't recall exactly which one. The purple one looks like an American muscle car of some description (they all look the same anyway ;-P) could be a ford capri.
  • natro220natro220 Member Posts: 545

    If you click on the links you can see what they are.

    The first one is supposed to be a Dodge Viper (I thought it was an Aston Martin).

    The second I correctly guessed to be a Dodge Challenger.

  • ExcelsiorUKExcelsiorUK Member Posts: 16
    From Yorkshire to the US, it's a wide membership here! I seem to be going about my Ideas project rather in reverse having arrived here halfway through my first attempt, but hopefully better late than never. This a ship from a Japanese puppetry show called X-Bomber, which is also the English name of the ship. In English, the show was called Star Fleet. It was created by Go Nagai, and the music was covered by Brian May. This is my first serious MOC so feedback would be welcome, good or bad. My presentation isn't the best, i know. It would just be nice to hit 100, you know?
    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/4213a53c-0a13-410d-9ccc-324dfc322df9

    FowlerBricks
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,500

    ^ I recognized it straight away. I loved that series.

  • CCCCCC Member Posts: 20,526

    Yeah, I know that lego rarely includes baseplates in their models nowadays. I think it is kind of sad really. They are a multi-billion dollar company but they can't give us baseplates that we all want?


    They do. You just have to buy them individually (or often in pairs).
  • ExcelsiorUKExcelsiorUK Member Posts: 16
    MaffyD said:

    ^ I recognized it straight away. I loved that series.

    Excellent.  I was trying to make it as accurate as I could, although tricky without using stickers.  Do please support.  A lot of people remember the show, but of course they may not remember what it was actually called or look in on LEGO Ideas! Doing my best to raise awareness but it really isn't easy so long after it was current of course.

    In other news, did anyone else notice that really popular Thunderbird 1 model just evaporate off the site? I'm told it was moderated off, but I don't know why exactly, it was doing really well last time I saw it...
  • Glacierfalls265Glacierfalls265 Member Posts: 261
    @ExcelsiorUK that's really strange! I've noticed a couple projects like that that disappear for unknown reasons. Hope it never happens to any of my projects!  
  • VorpalRyuVorpalRyu Member Posts: 2,318
    @Glacierfalls265, how long has this been happening? I had one project I saved the link to because we were going to feature it on Awesomest Lego, but the link is dead now it the project was never there....thought it was odd, because if a project gets archived or fails to raise support, you can still see it.
    xiahna
  • Glacierfalls265Glacierfalls265 Member Posts: 261
    @VorpalRyu I can't say exactly for the past month, as I was in and out, but over the past 8 months since I featured projects on the site I've seen some projects disappear suddenly. The only reasons I can think of are that they somehow got deleted by the software updates that have been going on, or that someone else flagged them and they got removed by the mods (although this one seems unlikely). Either that or maybe the person deleted their account? I don't think that would affect their projects though, although it might? I don't know, it's very odd. 
  • ExcelsiorUKExcelsiorUK Member Posts: 16
    @Glacierfalls265 I can imagine a few things. If LEGO came up with the same set idea internally, they'd probably kill it off - I noticed a Star Wars ship got archived despite lots of support, so that might have happened there? Other Thunderbirds remain on site, so presumably there's no issue with Thunderbirds as a concept. I suppose it's possible someone could use some form of fake voting or, of course, rip off someone else's MOC from elsewhere.
    I think the latter is a possibility and might explain why only that model was taken down? I think it was an account associated with a Twitter feed that was making new Thunderbirds episodes in the original style, so perhaps someone misunderstood the rules, I can't say for sure. I was curious as to why a relatively simple model was getting huge support so quickly but I suspect that was down to the associated Twitter feed having a lot of presumably quite dedicated members.

  • Glacierfalls265Glacierfalls265 Member Posts: 261
    @ExcelsiorUK good reasons. Sometimes I wonder about those projects that either limp along and then get thousands of supporters in a day or those that go from zero to 10,000 in less than a month. Sometimes I hear rumors that the site is hacked whenever that happens but I'm not sure how valid those are. I do know that one of those types of projects got so much support so quickly that it shut down the entire Ideas site because it overwhelmed the servers and glitched everything else! 
  • diegoflorez84diegoflorez84 Member Posts: 1
    Hi everyone, I just wanted to share my LEGO Idea, inspired in the city of Cartagena, a Colombian paradise for vacation.

    I appreciate the support (click on the 'Support' button) here: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/69aba0ad-b171-4002-9f2d-797f066f20e4 and if you like it, you're welcome to share it on your social networks :)




    More pictures on https://ideas.lego.com/projects/69aba0ad-b171-4002-9f2d-797f066f20e4
    MaffyDmustang69khmellymeldougtscatwranglerflordsid3windrFowlerBricks
  • MaffyDMaffyD Member Posts: 3,500
    ^ I like the tiles on the balcony roof - nice use of cones! And opening up at the front is quite ingenious - not seen that before (admittedly I don't look at many houses, but it's a great little technique). Well done!
    diegoflorez84
  • ExcelsiorUKExcelsiorUK Member Posts: 16
    edited June 2017
    @ExcelsiorUK good reasons. Sometimes I wonder about those projects that either limp along and then get thousands of supporters in a day or those that go from zero to 10,000 in less than a month. Sometimes I hear rumors that the site is hacked whenever that happens but I'm not sure how valid those are. I do know that one of those types of projects got so much support so quickly that it shut down the entire Ideas site because it overwhelmed the servers and glitched everything else! 
    Well I've just noticed another one. I don't know if you saw it, it was quite a small set but well realised and described with good images. It was on the popular pages feed for a week or so? Then I remembered I hadn't seen it for a while, but couldn't find it on site. I found the creator's Twitter feed to remind myself of it, but his links came up blank with 403 and 404 errors. All of his previous projects seem to have gone; not sure what his Ideas username was but I bet his account's been erased too. Really odd. As you say, I guess someone with enough skill could try and "game" the support system but why do it in such an obvious way?!  You've got to be realistic, only a tiny fraction of projects ever get anywhere near 10,000.  It's a challenge!

    Speaking of which, I'm definitely not in danger of crashing the servers so I'm gathering support the old fashioned way! 10 days to go and I need 25+ more supporters to hit 100 for my X-Bomber project - it'd just be nice to get to that point with my first project! Do please check out the Updates too, I'm trying to have a bit of fun with it all. Cheers!
    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/4213a53c-0a13-410d-9ccc-324dfc322df9


    catwrangler
  • GeekMomLifeGeekMomLife Member Posts: 1
    Forgive me if I don't do this right is my first time posting. Trying to get help with support for my new Lego Ideas set the Reptile Store.

    I would really love to see Lego make some more reptiles that are not featureless and are not a part of the Friends/Disney sets. Take a look!

    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/e88691b4-08c9-4d92-bb1c-1f64e44cab61


    catwrangler
  • MAGNINOMINISUMBRAMAGNINOMINISUMBRA Member Posts: 993
    @Glacierfalls265 I can imagine a few things. If LEGO came up with the same set idea internally, they'd probably kill it off - I noticed a Star Wars ship got archived despite lots of support, so that might have happened there? Other Thunderbirds remain on site, so presumably there's no issue with Thunderbirds as a concept. I suppose it's possible someone could use some form of fake voting or, of course, rip off someone else's MOC from elsewhere.
    I think the latter is a possibility and might explain why only that model was taken down? I think it was an account associated with a Twitter feed that was making new Thunderbirds episodes in the original style, so perhaps someone misunderstood the rules, I can't say for sure. I was curious as to why a relatively simple model was getting huge support so quickly but I suspect that was down to the associated Twitter feed having a lot of presumably quite dedicated members.

    Was it this model? Pretty sure this was listed as part of a new article on or around Jan 4 this year regarding a visit by Thunderbirds people to TLG HQ.
    MaffyD
  • ZSchoonoverZSchoonover Member Posts: 2
    I just posted my first project on the Lego Ideas page after about six months of planning and building the result is this gorgeous modular Japanese buffet. I spent a lot of time thinking about the inside details, as I feel any great modular should be just as detailed inside as out. If you like this project please support!

    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/a4ff210e-68c7-4e1d-ae5f-c411f2a0a374



    catwrangler
  • ZSchoonoverZSchoonover Member Posts: 2
    Modular Oriental Buffet now LIVE! This gorgeous buffet took 6 months of planning and building, and the result is now available for your viewing pleasure ;) If you like this model and would like to see it turned into a set, please support at the following link: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/a4ff210e-68c7-4e1d-ae5f-c411f2a0a374



    catwranglerMaffyDbandit778
  • AlvaroRM1995AlvaroRM1995 Member Posts: 1
    That's why I'm submitting the Toyota Land Cruiser FJ40 to LEGO Ideas. Let's see what happens.

    If you would like to support, check out more pics at:

    https://ideas.lego.com/projects/0acc9d14-ba2e-4094-b8b3-244c9ca80854

     


    plasmodiumVeeborg
  • AJtheredAJthered Member Posts: 4

    Hi,

    I hope this is the right place for this. I have had my first submission accepted the Idea's site. It's a hotdog restaurant I call Rocket dogs. If you want to check it out any feedback would be welcome.

  • AJtheredAJthered Member Posts: 4
    Here's an image of Rocket Dogs.
    ricecakecatwrangler
  • Matt89190Matt89190 Member Posts: 307
    After contemplating it for a long time, I've decided to bite the bullet and have submitted two of my MOCs to Lego Ideas:

    The Drop Tower


    and The Swing Carousel


    I understand the chances of making it to 10,000 are incredibly small, but I figured it was worth a punt anyway :)
    Any and all support would be greatly appreciated!

    MaffyDOnebricktoomanykhmellymelstluxsid3windrcatwrangler
  • Eddie_YoungEddie_Young Member Posts: 2
    edited July 2017
    My fully functional Wind-up Robot. Just turn the key and wait for the click. Then, let go and watch him walk just as adorably as the old original toy!

    Please support this set here!!! The video can also be found within that link!

    catwrangler
  • dodianododiano Member Posts: 72
    Hi Guys! Totally remade the Lego Boeing 747-400 project making it larger and adding more features!  Hope you can support me!! 

    Here is the link: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/0bab112c-92e0-4857-ba2a-c35146f22a36

    Video is here: https://youtu.be/Hskwe1lOk_8


    catwrangler
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