For many, LEGO is a childhood toy that brings back memories of sprawling out on the floor and absorbing when you created a multi-colored masterpiece. For adults, it can be a great way to improve engineering and math skills while expressing your creativity.

For some people, the fun never ends: The company's Lego Ideas program gives fans the chance to transform their designs into actual sets. Anyone can submit an idea and if it gets 10,000 votes from fellow Lego builders The company could consider making it an actual reality. That's exactly what happened when https://noelsbricks.com/2021/03/25/what-makes-lego-special/ Angus MacLane, who works as animator, storyboard artist, and director for Pixar created a LEGO version of WALL-E from the dystopian movie. The set is now on sale and is an exact replica of the adorable character.

The massive mech from Voltron: Defender of the Universe is yet another set that has been a hit that has been made possible through the Lego Ideas process. Created with the most sophisticated builders in mind, it's loaded with awesome details, like the pilots' movable arms delta wings that open and close, and a posable droop nose.

Typically, sets remain on the market for two or three years before being replaced by new versions. This is a rare instance: a design created by brothers Marc and Nick Parsons, based on the Back to the Future tree house, became so popular in 2022 when it was first introduced that it is now entering its fourth year of being on shelves without any sign of slowing down.