Ninety-seven fan builds sit on the LEGO® Ideas review table right now, and the wait to learn their fate is almost over. The LEGO® Ideas team confirmed on 22 October 2026 that the results of the first 2026 review will land very soon, tucked into the same blog post that revealed a Daft Punk collaboration as the first LEGO® Ideas set of 2027. Two announcements in one post? We call that a double stack. Every contender earned its place by gathering 10.000 supporters before the window closed on 4 May, with Santheg's CHARMED: Halliwell Manor and the Book of Shadows leading the charge on 5 January.

LEGO Ideas CHARMED Halliwell Manor and the Book of Shadows by Santheg
CHARMED: Halliwell Manor and the Book of Shadows by Santheg. Image: LEGO® Ideas

The variety in this round is wild. Taylor Swift fans can root for The Folklore Cottage, Studio Ghibli devotees have four shots (including two separate My Neighbor Totoro builds and a Chihiro and No-Face piggy bank), and train lovers can pick from Thomas the Tank Engine, The Polar Express and the LNER Class A1 Flying Scotsman. Technique fans get a motorised beating heart, a working aircraft engine workshop at minifigure scale and a supersized brick separator. Not every project carries equal odds, though. Airbricks95's PlayStation 1 looks like a long shot, since LEGO® already released a PlayStation set and rarely revisits a subject so soon.

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LEGO Ideas Taylor Swift The Folklore Cottage by GHOSTFACE93
Taylor Swift: The Folklore Cottage (Taylor's Version) by GHOSTFACE93. Image: LEGO® Ideas
LEGO Ideas Motorized Beating Heart by Anatomical_Brick
Motorized Beating Heart by Anatomical_Brick. Image: LEGO® Ideas
LEGO Ideas PlayStation 1 by Airbricks95
PlayStation 1 by Airbricks95. Image: LEGO® Ideas

Whatever wins will probably look a little different by the time it reaches shops, because successful projects usually go through changes before the final LEGO® Ideas sets appear. That's part of the magic: a fan sparks the idea, a LEGO® design team refines it, and you still get to add your own twist at home. So which one has your vote?

Follow every contender on our LEGO® Ideas Tracker and keep your studs crossed, because the answer is almost here.