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Working LEGO Pendulum Clock by Brickjesbuilder is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build features a fully functional clock that uses a gear system to move the pendulum. With this, we are now up to 116 projects that have reached the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage.
The SDCC Unofficial Blog last week started voting on their annual Shruggie Awards for the best panel, offsite, booth, etc. The votes are now in and the winners have been announced with LEGO being The Best Booth at San Diego Comic-Con 2025.
This year’s booth, LEGO decided to make a miniature version of San Diego Comic Con with a recreation of the San Diego Convention Center. It was made from over 200,000 LEGO elements and had over 8,000 minifigures. The back side featured panels and booths as well as the exhibit floor where fans could build their own booth and some lucky ones were placed inside the display.
Note that the voting process was write-ins and not multiple choice so fans had to actually write in their favorite booths. Although it’s nothing official, it’s nice to see that the LEGO booth was recognized by fans as the best one of the entire show even though there were some impressive ones like Star Wars, VIZ, and Tamashii Nations. LEGO annually goes all out at SDCC and we’ll just have to wait and see what they have in store for next year.
Two more LEGO Ideas projects overnight have reached the 10,000 supporters mark to reach the Second 2025 Review Stage. As of this post, we’re up to 115 projects that have hit the goal this period with a few more within a day or so. Looking at all the projects, there’s a good mix of licensed and non-licensed projects so it’ll be very interesting to see what LEGO chooses to become an official LEGO Ideas set.
Ta&Ta Red Barn Winter Tree Shop. by TaeTa bricks is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The 3,000 piece build features a winter scene that has a Christmas tree shop that was once a barn. There’s also a snowy driveway surrounding it. I will say that it does look better than some of the Winter Village sets that LEGO has released in the past few years.
If you’re one to get your holiday shopping done early, LEGO has put up pre-orders for all their 2025 Advent Calendars. There are six of them this year for various LEGO themes and all of them will be available on September 1.
A new trailer for the upcoming LEGO Party! game has been put out and we now have an official release date. LEGO Party! will be launching on September 30 and it will have a ton of customization for your minifigures to use through 60 different minigames.
… ContinueLOS ANGELES – August 7, 2025 – Developer SMG Studio, the LEGO Group, and Fictions announced today that their wildly fun multiplayer party game, LEGO® Party!, will be launching September 30 on Steam for PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation®5 (PS5™), PlayStation®4 (PS4™), and Nintendo Switch™. Starting today, fans can officially pre-order LEGO Party! ahead of its September 30 launch. As a bonus for jumping in early, every pre-order includes five exclusive digital LEGO minifigures—like Cotton Candy Cheerleader and Shark Singer. Celebrate early with 10% off LEGO Party!, available now until September 30!
Fans can check out the brand-new trailer highlighting the thrilling features awaiting players, including more than a gazillion (*not a real number) customization combinations of minifigures, incredible LEGO themed Challenge Zones, 60 action packed minigames and more, all in the quest to collect the most LEGO Golden Bricks and become the ultimate LEGO Party! champion.
“We’re excited to share that players do not have to wait much longer to experience the fun in LEGO Party!” said Evan Icenbice, Executive Producer at Fictions. “This game captures the playful spirit and creativity that the LEGO Group is known for, in a new multiplayer experience. We can’t wait to see players of all ages come together to enjoy the
Telephone by HisBrickMaterials is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build features a 1930’s style of rotary telephone from Denmark. If you’re not familiar with rotary phones, you have to rotate the dial to each individual number you want to call.
As of this post, there are 112 projects that have reached the LEGO Ideas Second 2025 Review Stage. This is also the first time in a long time that we’ve had multiple days in between projects that have hit the goal. This means there’s a considerable slow down from what we had last month and it looks like we’re almost back to normal voting and not from any viral trends coming from other platforms.
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