The Auto Repair Garage 1930s by legoceo is the latest project to achieve 10,000 supporters on LEGO Ideas. The build features an old school garage as well as a light blue car.

The project now joins Lilo & Stitch: Beach House, Indiana Jones, Raiders of the Lost Ark – 40th Anniversary, and Motorized Steampunk Skyship as the ones to reach the Second 2022 Review Stage.

As you can see from the image, all five sets for Round 3 of the BrickLink Designer Program have sold out completely in just over 12 hours. This is the fastest out of the three rounds that the sets have sold out and considering that this was also the most expensive round makes it even more impressive. Unless they decide to make more, that is the end of it and no more pre-orders will go up. The sets will be shipping in spring 2023 and I expect the secondary market prices for them to skyrocket when they are released. Were you able to get what you wanted?

LEGO and Target has announced that they will be teaming up to release an exclusive LEGO Ideas project that did not pass a previous review stage. There are three projects that you can vote for and the one that has the most votes by May 31 at 10am ET will be sold at Target and on the LEGO Shop in North America and on the LEGO Shop/Brand Stores for the rest of the world. The winner will be announced in August.

Working Mini Golf Course – Fully Playable

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Viking Village

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Marine Life

In less than 30 minutes, we already know the five sets that LEGO and BrickLink will be producing for round 3 of the BrickLink Designer Program. This unfortunately means that four of the projects will not be produced. The five that will still be taking pre-orders until include 1950’s Diner (910011), Train Station: Studgate (910002), Winter Chalet (910004), Modular Construction Site (910008), and Mountain View Observatory (910027). Pre-orders will still go on for 34 more days or until they hit 10,000 which some of them are getting close to. Since you checkout on the LEGO Shop, make sure you use Rakuten to earn back some money on your purchase.

1950’s Diner (910011) – 129.99/1,377 pieces

Train Station: Studgate (910002) – $399.99/4,062 pieces

Winter Chalet (910004) – $199.99/2,705 pieces

Modular Construction Site (910008) – $319.99/3,371 pieces

Mountain View Observatory (910027) – $319.99/3,889 pieces

Round 3 of the BrickLink Designer Program has officially kicked off and you can now pre-order the sets on the LEGO Shop. The first five projects to get 3,000 pre-orders will be produced. We’ll see how fast these go since the price points are some of the highest out of all three crowdfunding rounds. Since you checkout on the LEGO Shop, make sure you use Rakuten to earn back some money on your purchase.

Space Troopers! – $199.99/2,670 pieces

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1950’s Diner (910011) – 129.99/1,377 pieces

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Train Station: Studgate (910002) – $399.99/4,062 pieces

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Working Waterfall – $229.99/2,399 pieces

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Steam Powered Science – $299.99/3,403 pieces

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Winter Chalet (910004) – $199.99/2,705 pieces

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Modular Construction Site (910008) – $319.99/3,371 pieces

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Mountain View Observatory (910027) – $319.99/3,889 pieces

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Brickwest Studios – $349.99/3,928 pieces