LEGO continues directly after the first reviews of the LEGO Ideas 21305 Maze set by officially presenting this box of 769 pieces. Public price: $ 69.99 / € 74.99.

Below, an excerpt from the online presentation on the LEGO Ideas blog :

If you're one of those who anxiously awaits to hear how LEGO transformed the LEGO Ideas project from JKBrickworks as a salable product, you can go to the site ofHispabrick Magazine who posted a review of the box 21305 Maze.

In summary, the thing is installed on a 32x32 baseplate, two game "cards" are provided in the box but some parts necessary for their assembly are common to both boards, there is no mechanism for returning the games. balls and therefore they remain on the game board, the balls are a little capricious due to the injection mark present on the surface of each of them and the wheels Technic used for platter control hurt fingers.

This 769-piece set will be available next April at the US retail price of $ 69.99.

Le Store Calendar April 2016 US allows us to discover a first visual of the LEGO Ideas set 21305 Maze which should be officially unveiled by the brand in the coming days.

At first glance, the final product (769 pieces, retail price US $ 69.99) is very close to the LEGO Ideas project from which it is inspired and it will even serve as a support for a competition organized in the US LEGO Stores.

I almost forgot the next release of this box: LEGO is currently doing a little teasing on social networks for the next set from the LEGO Ideas concept.

Everything we know for now about this reference 21305 Labyrinth Marble Mazeis that it will be available next April at the US public price of $ 69.99 and that this mobile labyrinth will be composed of 769 parts.

Those who have been able to see the final version of the set, which should be officially announced soon, underline its resemblance to the version of the original project (below) except for the Technic pieces used for the "walls" of the labyrinth which would be replaced by bricks.

Looks like someone at LEGO has decided to put things back in order around the LEGO Ideas concept.

Long since become a simple outlet for fans in need of 10.000-piece UCS or improbable licenses, LEGO Ideas no longer serves only to flatter the ego of more or less talented creators.

They take advantage of the maximum visibility offered by the concept and sometimes try to prove that they have the necessary resources to gather the 10.000 supports required, forcing LEGO to accept in its laborious process of review creations which we know in advance will never be marketed.

I obviously blacken the table and I will admit that a few beautiful boxes have come out of the LEGO Ideas mess, but I have long since lost the habit of going to see regularly on the platform that brings together thousands of projects more or less successful put online what is happening there.

In short, LEGO is therefore launching an awareness campaign inviting creatives of all kinds to come and offer their truly original ideas and incidentally which do not rely on yet another license on LEGO Ideas: