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The LEGO Ideas team may have accidentally leaked its first 2026 review results

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Following Unibricks' recent leaks, the LEGO Ideas team seems to have accidentally revealed its first 2026 review results. Among them are projects inspired by movies, cultures, and video games. LEGO could announce them tomorrow.

New leaks regarding upcoming LEGO sets have surfaced. But this time, it looks like the LEGO Ideas team is responsible. Indeed, the results were published by mistake ahead of the official reveal expected on November 9, 2026.

In total, 97 projects reached 10,000 supporters. Among them are a Stegosaurus skeleton, flowers, board games, and projects inspired by Studio Ghibli, such as My Neighbor Totoro. However, three projects appear to have been selected by the team, and two others have been placed in the parking lot.

The first set was created by Minibrick41587. Named Interstellar and consisting of 561 pieces, it depicts the spaceship from the movie, along with two minifigures and the robot Case. The second set is called Tulip Field Windmill and was created by HisBrickMaterials. More colorful, it represents a windmill with a field of tulips. The third set, created by GenericBrix, contains 1,273 pieces and depicts a Chinese temple, a bridge, and a tree.

As for the other two projects still under review, one is the 304-piece Peashooter from Plants vs. Zombies, created by DistinguishedCrow. The other project, The 5th Element - Korben Dallas Taxi, was created by MarinBrickDesign and recreates the famous taxi from the movie directed by Luc Besson.

However, it is important to remain cautious. The design of these sets may still change, and some pieces may be different.

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Alexis Stegmann, 2026-11- 8 (Update: 2026-11- 8)