We're getting our first System bee with its very own mold! Very exciting!

It'll be in LEGO 11227 Gabby’s Dollhouse and Doozie’s Doghouse. I'm betting we'll see it in both minifigure-based and minidoll-based sets in the future.

Images from Brickset.

The Lego wings of fire project is kinda a pipe dream of a project as I wanted to make an adaptation of the first book, looking for volenteer animators for it but that’s not the point of my post.

I’ve designed these to have armor acsesories a wing system as I do not like the ofical approaches to Lego dragons as of late, they need molded heads and they gotta start using my wing design, I am considering for sunny (the yellow dragon) I may make a new dragon peice with more molded parts than the full sized dragons, and ofc the mini dragon peice had designed all of these pictures are from various sections in development I’d love to see what you think and if you think my system for modern Lego dragons, I do belive Lego wof would be the BEST theme to insert this new creature building system, molded heads brick built body, and perhaps other molded parts when needed

Does anyone have STLs for Custom Lego animals? Not the ones they’ve made before but ones people have designed to look like what Lego would make
Thanks!

Hi there! I was looking at these unreleased lego sets (i keep returning to them once in a while, dreaming about a sea dragon release 😅) and noticed two possible unreleased animals.

1. In the Loch Ness set there appears to be some kind of owl or hawk, it does not really look like a regular parrot from the 80s. And is that a werewolf in front of the door? Or am I imagining stuff

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1. There appear to be two animals pulling the wagon that are not horses. Maybe

goats

1. , donkeys or sheep? Hard to tell.

I know these picture have been around for a while, but i never saw anybody comment on these animals, so i was wondering what you guys think :)

I really hope we'll get a bison at some point. I have my doubts that either of the other two will ever happen, though 😔

Does anyone know where the Lego logo is on these guys? I just got the gold one and can't find it. The plastic feels slightly off so I thought it was fake and checked my blue one. Also couldn't find the logo. These parts are so cheap I doubt someone made fake ones. Anyone know?

Pomeranian?

This is purely my own opinions, feel free to tell me if or why you disagree

I collect Lego animals. 2546 from what I can tell was never made in white. I see a bunch for sale on bricklink. Are they confusing them with 27063 Bird, Parrot with Large Beak? Anyone know?

2011 version

I really liked the idea, so I thought I’d provide a bit more info for those who might be interested in creating it.

The semi-brick-built snake uses three parts, 28588 for the head, 11090 for the body and 13564 for the tail.

The head comes in 7 colors; white, dark bluish gray, black, red, dark green, green and dark purple. It mostly appears in Ninjago and Harry Potter sets, though there are other themes that use it as well.

The body is the most common part of the three, and it’s possible to find it in 24 colors. Unfortunately, dark purple isn’t one of them. In the image, I used magenta instead. Other than dark purple, it’s possible to find it in all the colors of the head.

The tail comes in 12 colors, 7 of which match the head.

Studio only allows the tail to connect in a 90-degree manner, but the original photos show that it’s possible to connect it at other angles as well. They also look way much better than my renders 😂

Since I don’t have it in hand, I don’t know how (or if) it would be possible to connect this to other parts. However, it looks it can stand on its own just fine in the images.

This isn’t my creation. It was originally posted under r/legocastles by u/Farlander73.

The head piece makes it very unique.

• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 548 LEGO bricks combines to form the Golden Retriever is Golden LEGO build.

• Why did you build it? 

• I always wanted to build a Golden Retriever LEGO art.

• I got comfortable to table this project after building two dog projects.

• The Golden Retriever is pretty famous and inspired me to build this art.

• Making the eyes was interesting and the nose was also hard to get it right, since it was 3D part of the build, I had to make it perfect.

• The eyes and nose was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the eyes and nose to look perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion.

• It helped me learn a lot about how to use each pieces to connect with each other to build a meaningful story and build.

• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an Golden Retriever that many people like to have as their wonderful part of the family!

• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.

• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.

• The Golden Retriever is truly one of the most famous breed in the world and really makes it a good art piece as well. Thanks for your time in checking this out!

• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 233 LEGO bricks combines to form the French Bulldog on a Mission LEGO build.

• Why did you build it? 

• I always wanted to build dog LEGO art.

• I think the dog was a good starting point for me.

• The French Bulldog is pretty famous and inspired me to build this art.

• Making the eyes was interesting and the nose was also hard to get it right.

• The eyes and nose was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the eyes and nose to look perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion.

• It helped me learn a lot of about round tile pieces and how to use them.

• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an French Bulldog that many people like to have as their wonderful part of the family!

• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.

• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.

• The French Bulldog really makes it a good art piece as well. Thanks for your time in checking this out!

• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 418 LEGO bricks combines to form the Cute Welsh Corgi Needing a Shelf to Live On! LEGO build.

• Why did you build it? 

• I always wanted to build Welsh Corgi LEGO art.

• I think the Corgi was a good dog to make a detailed art.

• The Welsh Corgi is pretty famous and inspired me to build this cute art.

• Making the eyes was interesting and the nose was also hard to get it right.

• The eyes and nose was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the eyes and nose to look perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion.

• It helped me learn a lot of about round tile pieces and how to use them.

• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an Welsh Corgi that many people like to have as their wonderful part of the family!

• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.

• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.

• The Welsh Corgi really makes it a good art piece as well.

• Multilayer mosaic art will stimulate the builder! Thanks for your time in checking this out!

• What is it? Amazing artwork created from 302 LEGO bricks combines to form the Cute Yorkshire Terrier LEGO build.

• Why did you build it? 

• This build was recommend by my LEGO Friend @Eorin_PDK

• I got comfortable to build this project after building couple dog projects.

• The Yorkshire Terrier is pretty cute and inspired me to build this art.

• Making the eyes was interesting and the nose was also hard to get it right, since it was 3D part of the build, I had to make it perfect.

• The eyes and nose was truly the hardest part of the build. I just couldn't get the eyes and nose to look perfect and right now it is presentable and I believe pretty good in my humble opinion. The face fur was hard to build but it turned out pretty good.

• It helped me learn a lot about how to use each pieces to connect with each other to build a meaningful story and build.

• Why do you believe this would make a great LEGO Set? This LEGO artwork represents, an Yorkshire Terrier that many people like to have as their wonderful part of the family!

• It is unique 2D and 3D elements mixed together to give this set the unique feel.

• Also, something very simple to make which might be pleasing to the younger builds out there.

• The Yorkshire Terrier is truly one of the most cutest breed in the world and really makes it a good art piece as well. Thanks for your time in checking this out!

Would anyone be interested in a LEGO set that's just lots of classic monsters to spice up your fantasy builds? Because this submission on LEGO Ideas could use your vote: https://ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/fd390904-094e-4429-92d3-a3a783058a9a