Lego Ideas is a crowdsourcing site where Lego enthusiasts post set suggestions and others can vote on them. These are some we think you should support. My title is Senior Features Writer, which is a ...

Lego will no longer consider fan submissions for projects based on The Legend of Zelda series. Lego Ideas lets you submit your own vision for a Lego set, and if it's impressive enough, your blocky ...

I love a solid LEGO set, so upon seeing the Thalys project on LEGO Ideas, I couldn't resist marveling at it for a bit before finally deciding that you, too, should know of its potential existence. I ...

Jose is a passionate writer and a video game enthusiast from Argentina. Throughout his career, he has contributed to various entertainment platforms, including the prominent Spanish channel Plano de ...

While a Lego version of the Tesla Cybertruck recently achieved the 10,000 votes it needs to move on to the next stage of the Lego Ideas projects, on its way to becoming an item you can purchase ...

After being cancelled on Lego's crowdsourced set ideas website last year, the Jurassic Park set is taking another stab at life. Michelle Starr Science editor Michelle Starr is CNET's science editor, ...

LEGO Ideas has some of the coolest projects around. Sometimes they become a real LEGO set that brick fans can buy and build. We certainly hope that’s the case for this Apple Store LEGO project by ...

It's been a really good year for LEGO. Â Not only did The LEGO Movie enjoy critical and commercial success, the film is now just the start of a feature franchise built on the toy brick foundation. Â ...

What kind of Lego kid were you? Follow-the-instructions or anything-goes? The latter group, those who weren't afraid to make a mess and improvise their own Lego creations, are today able to submit ...

That’s because LEGO recently announced the result of their 2017 LEGO Review. LEGO reviews a new batch of Ideas projects that all have 10,000 supporters or more, which Lego artist Bruce Lowell ...

LEGO IDEAS user tolsky is reimagining the viral game Wordle with LEGO bricks. Dubbed “LEGORDLE,” the concept introduces a LEGO build and play version of the New York Times-acquired game. Each set ...