Grab your flashlight and your last emergency snack, because a haunted mansion on a rocky cliff just sailed onto LEGO® Ideas. Designer Tobnacs_Bricks built a 3,120-piece tribute to Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! based on the 1970 episode "A Night of Fright Is No Delight," and the project has already reached 6,737 supporters. The model recreates the mansion of Colonel Beauregard Sanders, perched above dark water and whispering trees, and it is stuffed with the kind of secret passages that would make any phantom nervous.

Where do we even start with the play features? The main entrance clock swings open to reveal a lurking phantom. A bathroom wall slides away so you can shove the bathtub down a ramp into the underground cave (yes, exactly like the episode). There is an organ Scooby plays, complete with a cheeky levitating-bone easter egg. Down in the basement sit five coffins hiding the kidnapped relatives, plus a laundry-machine trap you can fling across the room and a wine cellar where corks fire at the ghosts.

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The clever bit that made us grin? A drainage pipe on the mansion's side that you attach a Shaggy minifigure to, then tip over so poor Shaggy tumbles into the cave below. That is genuinely smart engineering hiding inside a gag, and it is the sort of trick that reminds you there is no single right way to build a story into brick.

Standing 40 cm tall, 49 cm long and weighing 3.1 kg, the mansion looks deliberately weathered, with cracked walls, a crooked floor and rockwork built to feel battered by the harsh sea air. Tobnacs_Bricks designed it as an adult-friendly display piece while keeping the play functions alive for your inner kid. The lineup runs deep too: Scooby, Shaggy, Velma, Daphne, Fred, four suspicious relatives, a shady lawyer named Cosgood Creeps, and two green phantoms rattling their chains.

Want to help unmask this mystery and send it toward the 10,000 supporters it needs for review? Head to the SCOOBY-DOO, WHERE ARE YOU!- A Night of Fright Is No Delight page and cast your vote. Who knows what the phantom would have gotten away with, if it weren't for you meddling supporters?