If you were hoping to buy LEGO sets based on Wreck-It Ralph, the Krusty Burger, or Phineas and Ferb, sorry.
LEGO Ideas is a program of the popular toy company, encouraging the public to design special sets. Some are based on pop culture, some are based on real world places, and some inspired by their creators’ imaginations. Each has received at least 10,000 votes of support, before they can be considered by LEGO’s creative team for production.
The winning submissions were based on Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and the Italian Riviera.
This latest also rans:
Happily, a set based on the Disney-PIXAR Luxo Jr. lamp is still being “checked,” likely a case of trying to satisfy the intellectual property rights of both the studio and the Luxo company.
The Brick Fan has images of the winning designs, and the announcement video can be viewed on the official LEGO Ideas website.