Track fan projects that reached 10,000 supporters and entered official review — plus BrickFinder Concept Lab originals you could submit to LEGO Ideas next. Official qualifiers stay separate from concepts.
Qualifying Period: Original concepts aimed at future Ideas submissions
A cutaway attic packed with tiny life stories — trunks, photo albums, forgotten toys, and a secret hatch to the eaves.
Neon shelves, VHS walls, a late-fee counter, and a tiny new-releases endcap — nostalgia without a license.
Cartridge walls, a demo kiosk, strategy-guide rack, and a kids tournament table.
A hall of miniature cabinets you can play, plus a token booth and repair bench.
Vinyl bins, poster wall, and two listening booths with spinning turntables.
Broadcast booth, record library, glowing on-air light, and a rooftop antenna.
Banks of chunky monitors, floppy disks, blinking LEDs, and a breadboard workbench.
A shop where the toys are builds-within-the-build: trains, dolls, wind-ups, and a window display.
Mechanical presses, molten vinyl trays, label station, and shipping crates.
Surface garden above; open the terrain to reveal queen chamber, nurseries, food stores, and worker tunnels.
Interconnected treehouses with rope bridges, zip lines, and a crow's-nest lookout.
Elevated research platform among the leaves with wildlife and climbing vines.
Fantasy ecosystem of giant fungi, glowing spores, and tiny explorers — original IP.
Victorian wall that swings open to a hidden garden courtyard full of vignettes.
Glasshouse wings, specimen drawers, and climbing plants wrapping a lab core.
Hive racks, honey extractor mechanism, and a meadow full of pollinators.
One crank drives Sun, Earth, Moon, and planets in a display-worthy solar system.
Giant clock face, exposed gears, pendulum, unfinished mechanisms, and a secret side room.
Functional-looking instruments, rotating anemometer, and a storm-watch loft.
Prototype machines, blueprint wall, and working gadgets scattered across benches.
Broken and repaired bots on racks, parts bins, and a test arena out back.
One building hides many tiny exhibit rooms — open walls to tour the collections.
Street-level facade opens to a subterranean maze of shelves, reading nooks, and a rare-book vault.
Nostalgia-without-license library: floating shelves, potion side aisle, and a hidden reading loft.
Huge cross-section habitat: farms, dorms, engine core, and observation deck.
A standing clock whose body hides stacked micro-rooms and a swinging pendulum hall.
Retro/abandoned station with ticket office, waiting room vignettes, and a hidden luggage basement.
Coastal silhouette with rotating light, keeper's cottage, and rocky tide pools.
Gothic tower with trapdoors, flickering lantern mechanism, and a storm cellar.
Historical street bakery with millstone, oven, and courtyard market stall.
Herb shelves, bottle wall, mortar station, and a secret remedy room.
Modular international exhibition halls you can rearrange like a fairground.
Waterwheel-powered mill with pulp vats, drying loft, and riverside dock.
Elevated depot with dual platforms, luggage elevators, and city skyline backdrop.
Dinosaur hall, minerals, and animal dioramas — each wing a standalone vignette.
Rotating dome, brass telescope, star charts, and a midnight observation loft.
Insulated labs, tracked vehicles, and wildlife around a frozen base.
Underwater habitat with docking bay, observation bubble, and marine life.
Rim-side station with eruption mechanism and lava-sample lab.
Excavation pits, fossil crates, and a field lab under canvas roofs.
Plants thriving inside a Mars-like habitat with airlocks and rover bay.
Wall of screens, rover tele-ops desk, and a habitat diorama window.
Moon-base dome, surface telescope, and rover garage on cratered terrain.
Cutaway research sub with lockout chamber and a detachable reef diorama.
Fantasy creatures as museum exhibits — skeletons, eggs, and habitat dioramas without licensed IP.
Spiral stacks, floating ladders, and a restricted-section vault — original magical school vibe.
Glasshouse of glowing plants, cauldron bench, and ingredient drawers.
Glowing crystal cavern with walkways, pools, and a mineralogist camp.
Storyboard wall, stop-motion stage, camera crane, and props workshop.
Fictional props being built: miniatures, costumes, and a paint booth.
Mechanical press line, ink station, and a front-of-house comic shop.
Lantern-lit stalls, steam food carts, and a second-story balcony walkway.
Stage, fly system, backstage workshop, and audience boxes in miniature.
Scoops counter out front; mad-science flavor lab and cold-storage vault behind.
Interactive map table with detachable landmarks and vehicles for tabletop play.
Inflating balloon mechanism, hangar doors, and a launch-day crowd vignette.
A giant typewriter that opens into a writer's loft full of manuscripts and coffee.
Vintage camera exterior; swing open for a red-lit darkroom and drying racks.
Open a vintage suitcase to a complete travel scene — hotel, train, and skyline.
Conveyor sorting, PO boxes, and a rooftop mail-copter pad.
Official 10K review projects are seeded from LEGO Ideas qualification posts. Concept Lab adds original submission ideas aimed at reaching 10,000 supporters — clearly labeled and never mixed in as fake qualifiers.
Use Concept Lab for original ideas, or 2026 Second Review for the 92 official qualifiers.
Official 10K count stays separate from Concept Lab in the hero stats.
Find a project by title, creator, territory (e.g. Nostalgia), or record ID.
Use Record Detail for identity, qualification, and lifecycle fields — or Concept Lab hooks for submission ideas.
URLs use SEO name slugs, e.g. /lego-ideas-qualifying-projects/projects/mechanical-orrery
On the project detail page, official qualifiers link to ideas.lego.com when available. Concept Lab ideas are not submitted yet.
On LEGO Ideas, fan submissions that reach 10,000 supporters enter a scheduled review. This tracker stores those qualifier lists. Concept Lab stores original concepts you could build and submit next — separate from the official 10K database.
Official review seeds
Project lists are imported from LEGO Ideas review-qualification posts.
Concept Lab originals
Original Ideas concepts with hooks across nostalgia, nature, mechanical, and more.
Qualification dates
Where available, per-project qualification dates are stored on each official record.
SEO project pages
Each record has a dedicated page with a name-based URL slug.
It means the project reached 10,000 supporters and entered a LEGO Ideas review. It does not mean this database contains 10,000 projects.
Official qualifiers come from LEGO Ideas review announcements (for example the Second 2026 Review listing 92 projects). Concept Lab concepts are original BrickFinder ideas for potential submission.
Yes. Additional review rounds can be seeded the same way when their official qualifier lists are available. Concept Lab can also grow as we add more originals.