Fold in the cheese, because the Rosebud Motel has officially checked into the review phase. Designer Rosedew Bricks turned the most recognisable location from Schitt's Creek into a LEGO® build, and the project has reached the full 10,000 supporters needed to send it to LEGO® Ideas reviewers. Ready to say ew, David?

The Rosebud Motel packs the motel office, the Rose family's rooms, and the surrounding exterior into one display. Here is the clever part: every room detaches and slides in and out of the exterior shell. You can pop the whole thing open for play, then slot it back together for the shelf. That kind of modular thinking is a joy to build, and it means you decide how much of the Rose family's world you want on show at once.

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Fans of the show will spot the little Easter eggs scattered throughout. There is the legendary 'fold in the cheese' scene, Nana Budd's Christmas decorations, Moira Rose's garden, and even Ted the Turtle tucked away for the sharp-eyed. Who else is going to build the whole thing just to reenact Moira's speeches in front of it?

The minifigure lineup brings the full crew to town. You get Johnny, Moira, David, and Alexis Rose, plus Stevie Budd and Patrick Brewer. That is the heart of the series in six little figures, ready to roam the halls.

Rosedew Bricks describes himself as a huge fan who has rewatched the series more than once, drawn to its blend of heart and humour. It shows in every detail here. Now that the Rosebud Motel has reached its goal, it faces the LEGO® review board to find out if it earns a permanent room at your local store. Simply the best, don't you think?