The Forgotten from LEGO Ideas

the forgotten of LEGO Ideas are projects that do not get the support they deserve/need
our 1st forgotten project from LEGO Ideas is the Motorized Tumbler!

I am a supporter of this great project, so go to https://ideas.lego.com/projects/20174 and support too!

As they make their way westward, the LEGO settlers must stay alert for the many dangers that exist along the trail. Traveling across the desert road can be quit treacherous, so pa has filled the water barrel, and is ready with his trusty rifle for whatever may happen. Due to the long journey, they were only able to pack a few precious belongings: ma's favorite chair, a hand sewn patchwork quilt, the baby's cradle, a chest with parting letters from loved ones, a cherished book, a frying pan, and some farm equipment. Any other items will have to be built or purchased when they reach the end of the trail.
About the Project
The Settlers' Covered Wagon is designed to portray a different side of the western themes LEGO has sold in the past. This project focuses on those who traveled westward, seeking new land and a new home. The covered wagon is designed to be as historically accurate as possible while still keeping playability in mind. In addition to the items mentioned above, the covered wagon includes: settler family (father, mother, son, daughter, and infant child), oxen, horse, watch dog, ox skull and cactus.
Your support and suggestions are greatly appreciated!
This project also goes great with the Settlers' Frontier Cabin: https://ideas.lego.com/projects/73659
this project was built by LEGO Ideas member AllDay

Hover Scout and Recharge Dock

Who doesn't love a bit of Classic Space? With the groovy new green spacemen that appeared in official sets some months ago, iso3200  thought he'd have a go myself and expand their universe with a little something...
he wanted to come up with a set that would work as a vignette, be a fun build and have that playable *swooshability* factor thrown in for good measure. The easy ability to use two sets together built back to back could broaden appeal.
Rather than base the idea on just digital renderings, to ensure the set could come in at a decent budget and still be entertaining to build, I designed it mainly with parts that I've obtained the Lego Brand Store Pick-a-Brick walls, and have built it in the real world.
Coming in at around the 350 pieces mark this should be an easy set to produce - and have a sensible RRP.

Hover Scout
Pilot the Hover Scout with its AGE drive (Anti Gravity Engine) providing lift and thrust over planetary surfaces. Comms and surveying equipment built in for 2nd mate operation, or use the extra space to seat a 3rd person to become a quick personal transporter.
Recharge Dock
Land on the magnetic plates to re-energise the AGE. Download your gathered data to the attached Data Station. Dismount and await your next sortie.
Data Station
Analyse gathered data on the workstation computer banks. Kick back, hang up your airtanks and take a seat. Play cards. Maybe drink some tea.

If you like the concept, please show your support. Hopefully this set could be a reality some day.
https://ideas.lego.com/projects/91841
 I DID NOT build this. built by iso3200 but I am a supporter and love this set :D

YouTube

I have a YouTube channel now :D
go to https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCN4WKTn1f-6ZCdjE0Sy-ISg/feed
I will be posting anything about LEGO!
-Reviews
-building tips
-instructions
and "how to" builds !

LEGO Snow Broad

this, my friends, is my LEGO Snow Broad that I built using LDD, it uses 164 LEGO bricks, and come with 2 minifigures. this will go to LEGO Ideas in a week or so, so keep your eyes open :)
LEGO has made one of these about 10-15 years ago and they are discontinued :( so I made my own!
if you like this please go to LRGO Ideas and keep watching for it :D
that all!
Lego Fan

  

Football Players

these are the Football Players that I built for LEGO Ideas, they are not up yet because I am banned right now :( but when I get back on I will put this up ;)  they are made from 119 LEGO bricks,
the red one has 41 bricks, the blue has 39 bricks and so does the orange. all 3 will be in the same LEGO set if they are made!