It’s no secret that Lego is experimenting with more sustainable ways of producing its signature bricks and minifigs. They’re taking a big step toward that goal with the release of a new Lego Ideas set this week.
The latest fan-submitted set to get the green light is the Tree House. Its creator, Kevin Feeser, first posted the incredibly detailed, sprawling scene in the fall of 2017. By Halloween it hit 100 votes and earned 365 days to get the other 9,900 needed to make it to the review round.
It took less than four months. Now, Kevin’s set has been tweaked, packaged, and it’s ready to go on sale. And it’s Lego’s most sustainable set ever.
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