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The first 2026 LEGO Ideas Review has concluded, with three projects approved as future sets: Tulip Field Windmill, Chinese Cork Art Carving and Interstellar’s Ranger spacecraft. Two others, Plants vs. Zombies’ Peashooter and The Fifth Element’s Korben Dallas Taxi, remain in the Parking Lot for possible further consideration.
The LEGO Group may release a LEGO The Fifth Element set. A fan-designed model featuring Korben Dallas’s iconic flying taxi, Leeloo and Dallas minifigures, and a detailed interior, is under review. MarinBrickDesign’s model gained 10,000 LEGO Ideas votes and has entered the Parking Lot for further review, including licensing and feasibility checks.
The LEGO Group has announced a building set inspired by Chris Nolan’s Interstellar. The set is inspired by a fan-designed Interstellar Ranger spacecraft for model that gained 10,000 supporters on the Ideas platform. Inspired by Christopher Nolan’s 2014 film, the model includes a detailed cockpit, CASE and TARS robots, and Cooper and Dr Brand minifigures. It joins other newly announced LEGO Ideas projects.
A LEGO Plants vs. Zombies Peashooter set may be on the way. A fan-designed concept reached 10,000 LEGO Ideas votes. The model, featuring articulated leaves and a removable pea, has been placed in the Parking Lot while the LEGO Group assesses licensing, design and commercial viability considerations.
The LEGO Group will release a LEGO Chinese Cork Carving Art building set, based on the ruanmu hua art form, after GenericBrix’s model received 10,000 votes on the Ideas platform. Featuring pagodas, a river, trees and ducks, the design recreates traditional cork dioramas using warm, neutral colours. The set is expected in late 2027 or 2028.
The LEGO Group has announced Tulip Field Windmill, based on Maximilian Lambrecht’s successful LEGO Ideas submission. The model depicts a Dutch windmill surrounded by colourful tulip rows, with a furnished interior and rotating blades. Inspired by Dutch heritage, engineering and springtime, the official set is expected to launch in late 2027 or early 2028.
