LEGO Announces Record Six New Sets From LEGO Ideas platform, including E.T. and Ramen Bowl
BILLUND, Denmark – October 28, 2025 - LEGO today announced a landmark decision, greenlighting six projects from its LEGO Ideas platform too become official sets – the most ever approved in a single review phase. the selections span nostalgic favorites, cultural icons, and surprisingly unique concepts, demonstrating the breadth and creativity of the LEGO fan community.
Among the winning designs is a Power Rangers Megazord by TrumanBricks, catering to fans of the 1990s television series. Perhaps most unexpectedly, a bowl of Japanese ramen, designed by Micdud, also earned approval, showcasing LEGO Ideas’ willingness to embrace unconventional ideas.
The approved sets also include: La Catrina de yop 1172, a figure from Mexican folklore; The Smurfs’ village by The Half Blood Baron; and a set bringing back the extraterrestrial from Steven Spielberg’s E.T. thanks to Lafabrick.Downton Abbey Castle by BRO3, previously held in the “LEGO Parking lot” – a holding area for further evaluation – received the final green light.
This declaration follows a first review phase in 2025 that considered 57 creations. While six projects were approved, three – a Daft Punk concert by RobotRock, a Golden Girls creation by Martin_Studio, and an adaptation of The Old Man and the Sea by Iyan ha – were placed in the LEGO Parking lot for further consideration. The remaining 48 projects will receive a consolation prize of $500 in LEGO products.
The LEGO Ideas program allows fans to submit their own LEGO designs, and projects that reach 10,000 supporters are considered for official production. Currently, a second review phase is underway wiht a record 146 projects having reached the required support threshold, with results expected in the first quarter of 2026.
Successful creators receive a 5% commission on each set sold, as well as five copies of their finalized design. The approved sets are anticipated to be released in 2026 following finalization by LEGO designers.
