Ninety-two! That is how many fan-designed projects crossed the 10,000-supporter line between 4 May and 7 September 2026, and the LEGO® Ideas team has now confirmed every single one of them for the Second 2026 Review. No last-minute disqualifications, no asterisks, no fine print (well, apart from the usual review-panel fine print). Just 92 builders who convinced ten thousand strangers to click a button, which is harder than it sounds and more fun than it should be.

The round kicked off with Mitsuru Nikaido's Green Iguana Mecha on 4 May and closed with Seb5ter17's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Sewer Showdown sliding in on 6 September. In between sit plenty of projects we have already cheered for here on brick.news: MOCturnal's ThunderCats Ho! with its 1,361-brick ThunderTank, the Twister tornado that actually spins, Gilmore Girls and its Stars Hollow monkey lamp, Paddington Bear with marmalade sandwich, the 1,100-piece Taylor Swift Eras Tour disk collection and Klemmplem's vehicle-themed Height Chart for Children. Did you support any of them? The panel is about to find out whether your click counted.

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The rest of the list reads like a very confused but very happy shopping list. There is a brick-built PlayStation 1, a Sony Walkman TPS-L2, JaneG-E's Peter Rabbit, ShockedBricks' Coraline Pink Palace Apartments, GabKremo's Emergency Kit, ItzEthqn's The Lost Art of Cormorant Fishing and motiv56's Interstellar bookend. Minibrick41587 deserves a special mention with four projects in one round, including Remy the Little Chef, while SamSamSamy landed two Supernatural entries, starting with Dean's Baby. Two rival Pacific Rim Jaegers and two takes on the Pink Palace also made it. Can both survive the panel? The odds say no, but the builds say maybe.

What happens next?

The 92 now head to the review panel, where market potential and licensing reality get weighed against pure brick charm. The First 2026 Review, with its 97 qualifiers, gets its results this autumn. Anything hitting 10,000 supporters before 4 January 2027 rolls into the Third 2026 Review, and that round already has two entries waiting. For context, the record still belongs to the Second 2025 Review with 146 projects, so 92 counts as a strong year rather than a wild one.

Your job in the meantime? Scroll through all 92, pick the one you would clear a shelf for, then go build something of your own. Ten thousand supporters have to start with one.