A few years ago, Lego began offering a set called Lego Ideas that allowed fans to submit ideas for new sets. The most promising ideas are tested through a rigorous process before they are officially released. These new designs allow fans to create models that are exceptionally intricate and aren’t available in other sets. Through this process that the incredible Voltron set was born. The set lets players build all five mechanical lions and then, with a bit of reassembling – join them together to form the legendary Voltron.

Other fan-created sets include this homage to Japan’s most famous mountain peak. The set is a massive size and is packed with lots of amazing details that you will not find in other sets. It’s also a great way to show off your love of Japan.

Another stunning creation is this ode to the Star Wars franchise. It includes all of the iconic weapons from the series and a whole lot more that you don’t usually find in an assortment. This is the most impressive set we’ve seen in a long time.

Professional Lego artists have been creating impressive Lego creations for quite a while. Mariann Nathan is one such artist, who has been a Lego designer for a variety of years. Her portfolio includes everything from replicas of famous landmarks to a life-size pirate and four-foot ladybug.

Another noteworthy Lego artist is David Hughes, who recreates famous works of art best Lego designs in brick form. He has a work of Afternoon of a Faun on sale, but take note that it’s not cheap.