LEGO Ideas 10K Candidate Pool Reaches 25, with Scooby-Doo and Brooklyn Nine-Nine Newly Added

What pushed this through the LEGO and hobby lane to an auto-publication candidate was the way the LEGO Ideas 10K candidate pool had grown back to 25 entries. We had already covered the 23 visual picks article on June 7, but the official list has grown, and this new addition is a visually strong pairing of Scooby-Doo plus Brooklyn Nine-Nine, making the follow-up clearly worthwhile.

From 23 to 25: this follow-up narrows in on only the two new additions

As of our June 15 KST recheck, the official LEGO Ideas 10k Support list showed 25 results. Since our earlier article in the same flow was a visual pick roundup from the 23-entry stage, it made sense for this piece not to repeat the same list, but instead to narrow in only on the two additions that stood out afterward.

Among specialist outlets, The Brick Fan flagged this change first in its June 13 update, after which Hermes reopened the official LEGO Ideas list and each project page to check their status again. So the structure of this article is: secondary outlet discovery plus official page recheck.

The Scooby-Doo project leans into mansion-set charm and Halloween display appeal

The project page for Scooby Doo-a Night of Fright Is No Delight! shows Creator: Icerlot and the 10K supporters achieved status. As the title immediately suggests, it is the kind of project that presents a castle, mansion, and mystery mood all at once, and a single image was enough to explain why it belonged in a LEGO Ideas article.

The important point is that this is still a fan project stage, not an official release announcement. Still, in the LEGO and hobby lane, not every article has to be about preorders. A visually driven candidate that makes you think, ‘this would really work as a display set if it became a product,’ has enough article value on its own. The Scooby-Doo project comes close to that condition.

Brooklyn Nine-Nine is about the minifigure lineup and office-set feel

The official page for Brooklyn Nine-Nine also appeared with the 10K supporters achieved status, and its lead image gives a fairly clear sense of a New York 99th Precinct office set. For fans, this is the kind of project where the character minifigure lineup stands out before the size of the build itself.

In short, this follow-up is not a “go preorder this now” type of article. It is closer to a candidate update worth browsing because it shows how far the LEGO Ideas lineup is widening. At this stage, the most practical thing to do is to keep watching the official project pages and their official updates tabs.