This proposed set is based on , which is NASA's program to develop living and working quarters for future space missions. The best part is that, like the real thing, you can take this set apart and rebuild it in various different configurations. The proposed set needs supporters, so make sure you give it the thumbs up.

Fans of Lego and Mario alike will enjoy making this one for themselves-- that reveals a power-up mushroom once opened. provides step by step instructions and part lists so you can build along. The Mario build makes use of available on , and there are 48 steps on the instructions page to get you going.

Another big children's brand other than Lego is Pokémon, so merging the two together had to happen at some point. Lego Cuusoo member "" assembled an awesome water Pokémon set--and no, it isn't a stupid Magikarp.