"LEGO Ideas just got a submission that feels like someone finally decided to build the thing we've all been sitting in for the past decade. A gaming setup. Complete with an articulating chair, a desk, monitors, and apparently enough Technic pieces to make your wallet weep. The creator, Farerodealejandria, dropped this 1,836-piece beast on October 2nd, and while it's only sitting at 50 supporters with 60 days left to hit the first milestone, the build itself is surprisingly thoughtful."
"But the real engineering flex here is the adjustable chair. 613 pieces dedicated entirely to replicating a gaming throne, complete with rotation, backrest tilt, and height adjustment. That's the kind of granular attention that separates a concept from something that could actually survive LEGO's notoriously brutal review process. The creator admits this was the hardest part of the design, and honestly, you can see why."
A 1,836-piece LEGO Ideas entry recreates a full gaming setup including an articulating chair, desk, and monitors. The model measures 32.5 x 34.7 x 32.6 cm, balancing display appeal with usable desk footprint. The chair uses 613 pieces to provide rotation, backrest tilt, and height adjustment, reflecting detailed engineering and Technic usage. The build sits at 50 supporters with a 60-day window to reach the first milestone. The design presents gaming as mainstream infrastructure and emphasizes a functional workspace aesthetic rather than nostalgic merchandising or parody. The designer focused on translating real-world ergonomics and race-car inspired styling into studs and Technic pins.
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