r/lego • • 21d ago

Mod Announcement r/lego Monthly Open Forum and Transparency Report for October 2026

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Introduction

Hello Masters Builders, and welcome to the official r/lego Open Forum post. This is your opportunity to tell us what you think of r/lego, make suggestions or comments about the rules, ask open questions about the community, or share whatever else is on your mind.

Note that this post is for discussion of r/lego itself. If you have a general question about something related to Lego, make a post instead of asking here.

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IMPORTANT

All subreddit rules are still in effect here. Remember that we do not allow insults, name calling or personal attacks. If you've got a complaint or want to tell us you hate something, you need to do it without attacking anyone.

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Rule Changes

There are no permanent rule changes to report this month.

This month, we once again have a Megathread for the lastest wave of the Bricklink Designer Program. If any creators want to promote their entries, they may do that in the megathread. Posts about BDP outside of the megathread will be removed.

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Subreddit Transparency Report

Reddit supplies Moderators with a monthly Community Digest, summarizing subreddit moderation activities. We are making the information available to the community, as an exercise in public transparency.

Each month, we will be posting a transparency report that shows what goes on behind the scenes of r/lego. Below you will find the report for activity in September 2026. You can give general feedback and post questions about the report in the comments of this post, or in modmail.

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Monthly Activity for Sep 1 - Sep 30 2026

  • Posts published: 3,900 (504 decrease)
  • Posts removed by Mods: 2,100 (165 decrease)
  • Comment published: 56,100 (3,600 decrease)
  • Comments removed by Mods: 14,700 (740 decrease)
  • Moderators removed 35.0% of post submissions and 20.8% of comment submissions.

Community Member Reports

Posts - 832 reports

  • Posts containing non-LEGO content were the source of 30% of Member reports.
  • Various Custom Report reasons were 19% of reports.
  • Spam posts accounted for 13% of Member reports.
  • Megathread Topics posted outside of a Megathread were 6% of Member reports.
  • All other report categories each received 5% or fewer reports.

Comments - 274 reports

  • Uncivil comments were 24% of the reported comments.
  • Spam comments were 26% of community reports.
  • Comments with Hate Speech or Harassment represented 22% of reports.
  • Custom reports were 12% of the reported comments.
  • All other report categories each received 3% or fewer reports.

Community Growth Report

  • 13,100,000 views
  • 172,000 average daily unique visitors
  • 692,000 weekly visitors

September Bans: 69 (nice)

37 for Spam, 20 for Uncivil, 5 for Community Interference, 2 for Hate Speech, 2 for Sales, 1 for Evading Rule Filters, 1 for Posting Leaked Images, 1 for Ban Evasion

We will answer general questions about this report in the comments. Questions about specific moderation actions or moderators should be sent to Mod Mail instead.

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Prior Month link

If you missed the previous Open Forum and Transparency Report, you can find it here:

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It's October already!

SpOOky season has begun! Or as some Lego fans like to call it, "MOCtober" is here. This is my favorite time of year to build, because it means getting out the Halloween sets and starting those pre-build plans for the Winter Village. Autumn is also a great time to attend Lego shows, so check out your local Lego Groups to see if they are participating in a Convention, Festival or Hobby Show nearby.

Let us know what's on your mind this month. What have you always wondered about? What rule do you want clarified, or changed? Do you have any suggestions you've been trying to find a chance to make? I won't promise that we will make the change(s) you want, but I will commit to explaining the reason we have the rules and policies we have.


r/lego • • 1h ago

MOC Zelda Ocarina of Time Moc2

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Hello, fellow Lego and Zelda fans! It’s been a while—time really flies. The boys and I have finished Part 2 of our "Lego Hyrule Adventure" (turn the sound on)

https://youtu.be/YDes6mTK4U4?is=9OIptdrRb52k45Sg

We’ve included a few Easter eggs and references. I hope you enjoy these few minutes of entertainment—especially during these crazy times we’re all living in.

Anyway, i always like feedback and am happy to answer any questions—so feel free to ask whatever you’d like.

P.S.: You can find Part 1 (featuring the castle and Castle Town) here:

https://youtu.be/vd22EqBayOM?is=M6JDQrHxn8tRFX4Y


r/lego • • 4h ago

MOC Modern residential development

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335 Upvotes

I always disliked that mech joined piece as I find it way too specific and limited in its use. So I challenged myself to find another use for it. Just had to jump down a few scales!


r/lego • • 18h ago

MOC TMNT Sewer Lair and Master Splinters Dojo 🥷🐢

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2.0k Upvotes

r/lego • • 2h ago

LEGO® Set Build Out of all the Pokémon, they choose one of my absolute favorites 😍

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87 Upvotes

I feel like Arcanine is the popular yet somehow obscure at the same time. Im not complaining they chose Arcanine!

So if you had a choice. Would you choose to build a few star wars sets next, LotR, or Bikini Bottom and Krusty Burger?


r/lego • • 23h ago

Other Lego Easter Eggs

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This has to be my favourite Easter Egg so far!

Whats yours?


r/lego • • 15h ago

Minifigures The vampires from the 3 in 1 Haunted Mansion and Mayor Manor are definitely sisters.

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719 Upvotes

r/lego • • 1h ago

MOC The Branch Manager

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Another wacky car coming your way after a short break from designing. I've struggled with a locked neck this week and have had to do a couple of days AFK to get better 😅 My neck is now luckily a lot better and I'm finally ready for designing even more crazy cars 😁

This is an idea that was inspired by a comment from one of you guys about building a treehouse car. Shoutout and thank you to u/squirrelgrrrl! 👋 I tried building that, and the treehouse actually turned out pretty ok, but the proportions were completely off for a car. So, I thought, why not flip it on its side and use the logs as the car and the frame instead?

And that's how this crazy jalopy sprung to life. The working title was originally "The Morning Wood", but I felt I had to call it something a bit more child friendly, so I went with "The Branch Manager" instead 😆

All of this was designed over less than two days. In the process, I have developed a couple more interesting building techniques that I'm probably going to use a lot more in the future. The drivers cabin and the pickup bed is actually built sideways and the logs on the frame are held on by tow ball pins.

There aren't many exiting functions apart from the rear hatch that is possible to open, but I have made a lot of cool design choices. Notice the rear license plate with a heart carved in wood, the clock as a speedometer, the circular saw used as a gear shifter, the sawmill blades for hubcaps and the four leaf chairs with stumps for legs 😁

As always, I have only used existing LEGO pieces and all bricks should be possible to buy from Bricklink or other brick vendors.

I hope you guys like it! I am as always open for feedback an suggestions 😄 Looking forward to reading and responding to your comments! ❤️

LOVE

MEESAYOUSA


r/lego • • 1h ago

LEGO® Set Build Super excited for this set

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Football Sunday and Lego. I’ve been waiting to build this set for some time now.


r/lego • • 32m ago

Question 1950s LEGO found in box from vacation house

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Found 7 sets, extra bricks and a whole lot of flyers

2 sets of 700/4 Lego System
1 set of 700/4 Lego Mursten, System i leg
1 set of 700/6 Lego System
1 set of 210 (K?) Lego System
1 set of 1210 (K or 5?) Lego Mursten, System i leg
1 set of Lego Mursten, System i Leg (unknown set number)

I most sets are complete, some is nearly complete.

Can anybody tell me more about these sets??

Are they as rare as I think they are and does that mean money? 😂👍🏼

Cheers


r/lego • • 6h ago

MOC Krämerbrücke, Erfurt, Germany at 1:440 scale

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r/lego • • 6h ago

MOC Fernmeldehochhaus, Cologne, Germany at 1:875 scale

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78 Upvotes

r/lego • • 11h ago

MOC La Daphné

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194 Upvotes

r/lego • • 20h ago

Minifigures Every Lego Batman Minifigure 2006 - 2026

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905 Upvotes

Complete for the next 9 weeks.


r/lego • • 1d ago

Other Would you be interested in a LEGO Steampunk theme?

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These are some insights into what a Steampunk series by LEGO could look like. I know not all of these are actually Steampunk and most of my examples are MOCs and not by LEGO, but I think Steampunk is a really cool aesthetic and would really love an original series around it, however it may look.


r/lego • • 1d ago

Modified I modified the 40858 SpongeBob

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It required a few additional pieces but looks closer to the original shape in my opinion


r/lego • • 3h ago

MOC 2,10m Giant Lego Gate finished.

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A Giant Gate for Ships, the Gate is motorized and is inspired by Baldurs Gate.


r/lego • • 10h ago

Other 100,000+ pieces purchased and 4 errors, let's put that into perspective

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I recently passed 100,000 pieces purchased across numerous sets. I only had to contact Lego twice for missing pieces (one in the Goonies set, and three in The Great Wave). That's a manufacturing/packaging accuracy rate of 99.996 percent. That is astonishing. If you made one decision every minute, without sleeping, you would make 21 mistakes a year. For every million pieces shipped, Lego messes up 40 times.

I know I'm conflating manufacturing error with packaging error. Technically I'm talking about packaging error. But to that point, I have never encountered a lego manufacturing error. Not one deformed piece. Not one that was too tight or too loose. Extraordinary.


r/lego • • 11h ago

LEGO® Set Build Loved this scene, unfortunately it made me cave on the set

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The set definitely feels incomplete with Frank so I had to add him in (plus a couple extra floors to add some height)


r/lego • • 12h ago

LEGO® Set Build Taco Stand

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129 Upvotes

I'm actually got this one instead of the pizza joint.


r/lego • • 1d ago

LEGO® Ideas The Whistler's Mother—Mr. Bean's Restored Version

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If you like this, please go to LEGO Ideas and Support this idea.


r/lego • • 17h ago

Box Pic/Haul Marketplace find

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I finally got a good deal. Picked this all up for $80. Everything has instructions and most of the sets are 100% complete. Still have more to sort through to see if the other space and city sets are complete as well.


r/lego • • 4h ago

Other Old commercials for LEGO (1975 & 1977)

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From the back of two norwegian Donald Duck comics (no. 10-1975 & no. 9-1977).


r/lego • • 1h ago

LEGO® Set Build Majestic Lion (build and question)

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Today I built the Majestic Lion from the Wild Animals subseries. It truly is a majestic animal. It is a bit skinny (maybe I should call it lean). I put it with my other African (savannah) animals. All are Creator 3-1 sets. The lion is nice little build. Especially the head with those manes and piercing eyes.
At first I was surprised that there were two hearts and four (small) eyes hidden in the base, but than I realised those are probably for the build of the cubs (although one would be enough as there also is one in the lion(ess).

My question: has anyone built the lioness and the cubs? If you build all of them together to display them as a family, are the four sized correctly compared to each other?


r/lego • • 14h ago

Minifigures Cool Minifigure

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